English » Portuguese

robust [roʊˈbʌst, Brit rəʊˈ-] ADJ

rouse [raʊz] VB trans

1. rouse (waken):

2. rouse (activate):

I . roast [roʊst, Brit rəʊst] VB trans

II . roast [roʊst, Brit rəʊst] N

I . roost [ruːst] N

II . roost [ruːst] VB intr fig

I . rout [raʊt] VB trans

II . rout [raʊt] N

locust [ˈloʊkəst, Brit ˈləʊ-] N

arouse [əˈraʊz] VB trans

grouse1 [graʊs] N

route [raʊt, Brit ruːt] N

I . rough [rʌf] ADJ

2. rough work:

tosco(-a)

3. rough voice:

áspero(-a)

4. rough (imprecise):

impreciso(-a)

5. rough person, manner:

grosseiro(-a)

II . rough [rʌf] N no pl SPORTS

III . rough [rʌf] VB trans

I . round <-er, -est> [raʊnd] ADJ

III . round [raʊnd] PREP

2. round (visit):

3. round (here and there):

IV . round [raʊnd] N

1. round (circle):

2. round (series):

rodada f

5. round (of ammunition):

V . round [raʊnd] VB trans

round corner:

See also around

I . around [əˈraʊnd] PREP

1. around (surrounding):

2. around (here and there):

II . around [əˈraʊnd] ADV

2. around (near by):

I . trust [trʌst] N

2. trust no pl (responsibility):

3. trust:

trust FIN, COMM
truste m

II . trust [trʌst] VB trans

1. trust (place trust in):

to trust that ...

2. trust (entrust):

III . trust [trʌst] VB intr

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
This roust is officially called the 419 scam.
www.huffingtonpost.com
He went in to roust them out.
www.huffingtonpost.ca
She said she's received help from the city in the past, but this year she hasn't been able to roust anyone.
www.lfpress.com
He testified that he "heard a large explosion" that rousted him out of bed.
www.nola.com
State officials had swept the park and rousted its inhabitants four times the previous week, and four times the week before that.
grist.org
They now simply rig elections, set up massive "security" apparatuses and roust anyone who stands up to their dominance.
www.counterpunch.org
And so if they do fall they are going to get rousted around quite a bit, but they are going to come up with the life vest.
www.abc.net.au
White kids in a rich white neighborhood don't get rousted by police and when they do, they don't have to fear the police.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Company researchers have tried to roust the engineers with bells, buzzers, warning lights, vibrating seats and shaking steering wheels.
jalopnik.com
Still, it is a restless night, wondering if the police might show to roust me.
vancouversun.com

Would you like to add a word, a phrase or a translation?

Submit a new entry.

Look up "roust" in other languages


Choose your language Deutsch | English | Français | Italiano | Polski | Português | Русский