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plug: I. noun II. transitive verb
pup: noun
pub: noun
pus: noun
put: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
pun: noun
bug: I. noun II. transitive verb
hug: I. transitive verb II. noun
jug: noun
lug: transitive verb
dug: verb
mug: I. noun II. transitive verb
rug: noun
tug: I. noun II. transitive verb
pulp: noun
pump: I. noun II. transitive verb
puck: noun
pull: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun
punt: I. intransitive verb II. noun
puny: adjective and adverb

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I . plug [plʌg] N

plug (connector)

plugue m

plug (socket)

tomada f

plug (stopper)

tampa f

to give sth a plug inf

fazer propaganda de a. c.

II . plug <-gg-> [plʌg] VB trans

1. plug:

to plug a hole

tapar um buraco

to plug a leak

interromper um vazamento

2. plug (publicize):

plug

fazer propaganda

pup [pʌp] N

pup

cachorrinho(-a) m (f)

pub [pʌb] N inf

pub

bar m

pub

pub m

pus [pʌs] N MED

pus no pl

pus m

I . put <-tt-, put, put> [pʊt] VB trans

1. put:

put (place)

colocar

put (place)

pôr

put (in box, hole)

meter

to put salt in sth

pôr sal em a. c.

to put energy/time into sth

investir energia/tempo em a. c.

to put money on sth

investir dinheiro em a. c.

to put sb in danger

deixar alguém em perigo

to put a stop to sth

dar um fim a a. c.

to put a tax on sth

taxar a. c.

to put a high value on sth

dar muito valor a a. c.

to put a question

fazer uma pergunta

I put it to you that ...

proponho a você que ... +subj

I put the number of visitors at 2,000

calculo em 2000 o número de visitantes

2. put (express):

put

expressar

to put one's feelings into words

expressar os sentimentos em palavras

II . put <-tt-, put, put> [pʊt] VB intr NAUT

to put to sea

lançar [or trazer] ao mar

pun [pʌn] N

pun

trocadilho m

I . bug [bʌg] N

1. bug ZOOL inf:

bug

inseto m

bug (any insect)

bicho m

2. bug inf MED:

bug

germe m

she's caught the travel bug fig

ela pegou a mania de viajar

3. bug COMPUT:

bug

bug m

4. bug (for eavesdropping):

bug

grampo m

to plant a bug

fazer escuta clandestina

II . bug <-gg-> [bʌg] VB trans

1. bug:

bug telephone

grampear

bug conversation

escutar clandestinamente

2. bug inf (annoy):

bug

atazanar

I . hug <-gg-> [hʌg] VB trans

hug

abraçar

II . hug [hʌg] N

hug

abraço m

to give sb a hug

dar um abraço em alguém

jug [dʒʌg] N

jug

jarra f

lug <-gg-> [lʌg] VB trans inf

lug

arrastar

dug [dʌg] VB

dug pt, pp of:

I . dig [dɪg] N (excavation)

dig

escavação f

to have a dig at sb fig

gozar a cara de alguém

II . dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VB trans

dig field

escavar

dig well, canal

cavar

I . mug [mʌg] N

1. mug (for tea, coffee):

mug

caneca m

2. mug pej (face):

mug

cara f

mug

rosto m

3. mug Brit inf (fool):

mug

tolo(-a) m (f)

II . mug <-gg-> [mʌg] VB trans

mug

assaltar

rug [rʌg] N

1. rug (small carpet):

rug

tapete m

2. rug Brit (blanket):

rug

manta f

I . tug [tʌg] N

1. tug (pull):

tug

puxão m

2. tug NAUT:

tug

rebocador m

II . tug <-gg-> [tʌg] VB trans

tug

puxar

tug NAUT

rebocar

pulp [pʌlp] N

pulp (a.of fruit)

polpa f

pulp (for making paper)

massa f

to beat sb to a pulp inf

surrar alguém até machucar

I . pump [pʌmp] N

pump (for fuel)

bomba f

pump (shoes)

sapatilha f

II . pump [pʌmp] VB trans

puck [pʌk] N SPORTS

puck

disco usado no hóquei sobre gelo

I . pull [pʊl] VB trans

1. pull (draw):

pull

puxar

pull trigger

disparar

pull tooth

extrair

pull muscle

distender

to pull a fast one inf

passar a perna

2. pull (take out):

pull gun, knife

sacar

3. pull (attract):

pull

atrair

Phrases:

to pull sb's leg

fazer hora com alguém

II . pull [pʊl] VB intr

pull

puxar

to pull on sth

vestir a. c.

III . pull [pʊl] N

1. pull (action):

pull

puxão m

a pull on/at sth

um puxão em a. c.

2. pull inf (influence):

pull

influência f

to feel the pull of sth

sentir a atração de a. c.

I . punt² VB intr

to go punting

passear de canoa

II . punt² N (boat)

punt

canoa f

puny <-ier, -iest> [ˈpjuːni] ADJ

puny

débil

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Pugs have many wrinkles in their faces, so owners will often clean inside the creases to avoid irritation and infection. en.wikipedia.org

The larvae of the moth the foxglove pug consume the flowers of the common foxglove for food. en.wikipedia.org

A common use of this term is in describing pug-nosed dogs. en.wikipedia.org

This makes pugs at risk for heat stroke. en.wikipedia.org

As the common name suggests, the wings are narrow, even for a pug. en.wikipedia.org

For which nationality his small eyes, pug nose, high cheek bones, and heavy mouth admirably adapted him. en.wikipedia.org

Pugs' legs are very strong, straight, of moderate length, and are set well under. en.wikipedia.org

The cakes are processed through a pug to remove air, before being shaped by jiggering or jolleying to produce plates and bowls. en.wikipedia.org

From 1934 standard tank engines were gradually brought into service replacing the pug engines. en.wikipedia.org

The couple doted on the pug dogs they kept. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „pug“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary (Go to Portuguese » English)

I . plug [plʌg] N

II . plug <-gg-> [plʌg] VB trans

1. plug:

2. plug (publicize):

pup [pʌp] N

pub [pʌb] N inf

pus [pʌs] N MED

I . put <-tt-, put, put> [pʊt] VB trans

1. put:

2. put (express):

II . put <-tt-, put, put> [pʊt] VB intr NAUT

pun [pʌn] N

I . bug [bʌg] N

1. bug ZOOL inf:

2. bug inf MED:

3. bug COMPUT:

4. bug (for eavesdropping):

II . bug <-gg-> [bʌg] VB trans

1. bug:

2. bug inf (annoy):

I . hug <-gg-> [hʌg] VB trans

II . hug [hʌg] N

jug [dʒʌg] N

lug <-gg-> [lʌg] VB trans inf

dug [dʌg] VB

dug pt, pp of:

See also dig

I . dig [dɪg] N (excavation)

II . dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VB trans

I . mug [mʌg] N

1. mug (for tea, coffee):

2. mug pej (face):

3. mug Brit inf (fool):

II . mug <-gg-> [mʌg] VB trans

rug [rʌg] N

1. rug (small carpet):

2. rug Brit (blanket):

I . tug [tʌg] N

1. tug (pull):

2. tug NAUT:

II . tug <-gg-> [tʌg] VB trans

pulp [pʌlp] N

I . pump [pʌmp] N

II . pump [pʌmp] VB trans

1. pump:

2. pump:

3. pump (tires):

puck [pʌk] N SPORTS

I . pull [pʊl] VB trans

1. pull (draw):

2. pull (take out):

3. pull (attract):

Phrases:

II . pull [pʊl] VB intr

III . pull [pʊl] N

1. pull (action):

2. pull inf (influence):

I . punt2 VB intr

II . punt2 N (boat)

puny <-ier, -iest> [ˈpjuːni] ADJ

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I . punt² VB intr

II . punt² N (boat)