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scoop: I. noun II. transitive verb
scout: noun
shoot: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
scooter: noun
school: noun
scoff: transitive verb
score: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
scorn: I. noun II. transitive verb
scour: transitive verb
scowl: I. noun II. intransitive verb
scold: transitive verb
scone: noun
scope: noun
afoot: adjective and adverb
Scot: noun
Ascot
score out: transitive verb
scotch: transitive verb
scorch: I. intransitive or transitive verb II. noun
uproot: transitive verb

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I . scoop [skuːp] N

1. scoop (utensil):

scoop

pá f

scoop

concha f

2. scoop (amount):

scoop

colherada f

scoop ice-cream

bola f

3. scoop publ:

scoop

furo m (jornalístico)

to get the scoop on sb/sth

conseguir um furo em relação a alguém/a. c.

what's the scoop?

o que é que rola?

II . scoop [skuːp] VB trans

to scoop sth up

pegar a. c. (com as mãos)

she scooped up the little boy and gave him a hug

ela pegou o menino com as mãos e lhe deu um abraço

scout [skaʊt] N

scout

olheiro(-a) m (f)

scout

escoteiro(-a) m (f)

I . shoot [ʃuːt] N

1. shoot (hunt):

shoot

caçada f

2. shoot BOT:

shoot

broto m

II . shoot <shot, shot> [ʃuːt] VB intr

III . shoot <shot, shot> [ʃuːt] VB trans

1. shoot bullet:

shoot

disparar

2. shoot CINE:

shoot

rodar

scooter [ˈskuːt̬ər, Brit -təʳ] N

1. scooter (toy):

scooter

patinete m

2. scooter (vehicle):

(motor) scooter

lambreta f

school² N ZOOL

school

cardume m

scoff² VB trans inf (eat)

to scoff sth (up)

devorar a. c.

I . score [skɔːr, Brit skɔːʳ] N

1. score (number of points):

score

contagem f (dos pontos)

score

placar m

to keep (the) score

marcar (os) pontos

2. score (goal, point):

score

gol m

score

ponto m

3. score SCHOOL:

score

nota f

a score on sth

uma nota em a. c.

4. score (twenty):

score

vintena f

scores of people

muitas pessoas

5. score (dispute):

score

rixa f

to settle a score

acertar as contas

6. score MUS:

score

partitura f

II . score [skɔːr, Brit skɔːʳ] VB trans

1. score goal, point:

score

marcar

2. score (cut):

score

fazer um entalhe em

III . score [skɔːr, Brit skɔːʳ] VB intr

1. score SPORTS:

score

marcar ponto

2. score inf (succeed):

score

descolar

3. score SCHOOL:

to score on sth

tirar nota em a. c.

I . scorn [skɔːrn, Brit skɔːn] N

scorn

desprezo m

scorn for sb/sth

desprezo por alguém/a. c.

II . scorn [skɔːrn, Brit skɔːn] VB trans

scorn

desdenhar

scorn

desprezar

scour [skaʊər, Brit -əʳ] VB trans

1. scour (scrub):

scour

esfregar

2. scour (search):

scour

vasculhar

to scour sth for sth/sb

vasculhar a. c. em busca de a. c./alguém

I . scowl [skaʊl] N

scowl

olhar m carrancudo

II . scowl [skaʊl] VB intr

scowl

olhar com cara feia

to scowl at sb/sth

olhar com cara feia para alguém/a. c.

scold [skoʊld, Brit skəʊld] VB trans

scold

repreender

to scold sb for doing sth

repreender alguém por fazer a. c.

scone [skoʊn, Brit skɒn] N

scone

bolo m leve assado em chapa de ferro

scope [skoʊp, Brit skəʊp] N no pl

1. scope (range):

scope

âmbito m

scope

alcance m

2. scope (possibilities):

scope

campo m de ação

afoot [əˈfʊt] ADJ

there's sth afoot

há a. c. em curso

Scot [skɑːt, Brit skɒt] N

Scot

escocês(-esa) m (f)

Ascot Info

Ascot

Ascot é o nome de um lugarejo em Berkshire onde está o hipódromo construído em 1711 pela vontade expressa da Rainha Anne. As corridas de cavalos recebem o nome de Royal Ascot, costumam durar quatro dias e são realizadas anualmente no mês de junho quase sempre na presença da rainha.

score out VB trans

score out

riscar

scotch [skɑːtʃ, Brit skɒtʃ] VB trans

1. scotch rumor:

scotch

pôr fim a

2. scotch plan:

scotch

frustrar

I . scorch [skɔːrtʃ, Brit skɔːtʃ] VB intr, trans

scorch

chamuscar

II . scorch <-es> [skɔːrtʃ, Brit skɔːtʃ] N

scorch

queimadura f superficial

uproot [ˌʌpˈruːt] VB trans a. fig

uproot

erradicar

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Children in spica casts can sometimes learn to get mobile by scooting around on skateboards, or pulling themselves across the floor. en.wikipedia.org

The rest of the dance involves original use of partnered teetering, scooting and dodging steps with some jitterbugging thrown in. en.wikipedia.org

He scoots across the stage on his back while playing a wild solo. en.wikipedia.org

Two half-grown porcupines scooted into the bamboo hedge. www.thehindu.com

In 1996, a mini-sub scooted past a glint on the bottom, raising curiosity. en.wikipedia.org

Moe, assisted by concerned pedestrians, retrieves them out of the car, but with their egos bruised, the three girlfriends scoot off in a huff. en.wikipedia.org

The problem is we may then end up with too many scoots from dummy half. www.smh.com.au

That's great, provided you don't mind scooting about on something that resembles a toilet with handlebars. www.techradar.com

The sprawl is performed by scooting the legs backwards, so as to land on the upper back of the opponent attempting the takedown. en.wikipedia.org

He continued forward, and she tried to scoot back, but was quickly pulled underneath the bulldozer. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „scoot“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . scoop [skuːp] N

1. scoop (utensil):

2. scoop (amount):

3. scoop publ:

II . scoop [skuːp] VB trans

scout [skaʊt] N

I . shoot [ʃuːt] N

1. shoot (hunt):

2. shoot BOT:

II . shoot <shot, shot> [ʃuːt] VB intr

1. shoot (fire weapon):

2. shoot SPORTS:

3. shoot CINE:

4. shoot (move rapidly):

III . shoot <shot, shot> [ʃuːt] VB trans

1. shoot bullet:

2. shoot CINE:

scooter [ˈskuːt̬ər, Brit -təʳ] N

1. scooter (toy):

2. scooter (vehicle):

school2 N ZOOL

scoff2 VB trans inf (eat)

I . score [skɔːr, Brit skɔːʳ] N

1. score (number of points):

2. score (goal, point):

3. score SCHOOL:

4. score (twenty):

5. score (dispute):

6. score MUS:

II . score [skɔːr, Brit skɔːʳ] VB trans

1. score goal, point:

2. score (cut):

III . score [skɔːr, Brit skɔːʳ] VB intr

1. score SPORTS:

2. score inf (succeed):

3. score SCHOOL:

I . scorn [skɔːrn, Brit skɔːn] N

II . scorn [skɔːrn, Brit skɔːn] VB trans

scour [skaʊər, Brit -əʳ] VB trans

1. scour (scrub):

2. scour (search):

I . scowl [skaʊl] N

II . scowl [skaʊl] VB intr

scold [skoʊld, Brit skəʊld] VB trans

scone [skoʊn, Brit skɒn] N

scope [skoʊp, Brit skəʊp] N no pl

1. scope (range):

2. scope (possibilities):

afoot [əˈfʊt] ADJ

Scot [skɑːt, Brit skɒt] N

Ascot Info

score out VB trans

scotch [skɑːtʃ, Brit skɒtʃ] VB trans

1. scotch rumor:

2. scotch plan:

I . scorch [skɔːrtʃ, Brit skɔːtʃ] VB intr, trans

II . scorch <-es> [skɔːrtʃ, Brit skɔːtʃ] N

uproot [ˌʌpˈruːt] VB trans a. fig

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school² N ZOOL

scoff² VB trans inf (eat)