Translations for „trompe“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

troupe [truːp] N THEAT

troupe

trupe f

trooper [ˈtruːpər, Brit -əʳ] N

1. trooper MIL:

trooper

soldado m de cavalaria

to swear like a trooper

soltar muitos palavrões

2. trooper Am (state police officer):

trooper

policial m estadual

trumpet [ˈtrʌmpət, Brit -pɪt] N

trumpet

trompete m

to blow one's own trumpet inf

jogar confete sobre si mesmo

I . trample [ˈtræmpl] VB trans

trample

pisotear

to trample sth down

passar por cima de a. c.

to trample sth underfoot

pisotear a. c.

II . trample [ˈtræmpl] VB intr

to trample on sth

pisar com força em a. c.

to trample on sth

espezinhar a. c. fig

I . troop [truːp] N

1. troop pl MIL:

troop

tropas f pl

2. troop (of people):

troop

bando m

II . troop [truːp] VB intr

to troop in/out

entrar/sair em bando

tripe [traɪp] N no pl

1. tripe FOOD:

tripe

tripa f

2. tripe pej inf:

to talk tripe

dizer bobagem f

I . prompt [prɑːmpt, Brit prɒmpt] VB trans

to prompt sb to do sth

levar [or estimular] alguém a fazer a. c.

II . prompt [prɑːmpt, Brit prɒmpt] ADJ (quick)

prompt

rápido(-a)

prompt

pronto(-a)

to be prompt

ser rápido

I . tramp [træmp] VB intr

tramp

caminhar pesadamente

II . tramp [træmp] N (down-and-out)

tramp

vagabundo(-a) m (f)

trump [trʌmp] N

trump

trunfo m

to turn up trumps Brit

ter um sucesso inesperado

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English

These pipes, called tuyres, allow air to enter the furnace, either by natural draught, or forced with bellows or a trompe.

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