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adore: transitive verb
gore: I. noun II. transitive verb
chore: noun
score: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
shore: I. noun II. transitive verb
snore: I. intransitive verb II. noun
store: I. noun II. transitive verb
swore: verb
whore: noun
ashore: adverb
before: I. preposition II. adverb III. conjunction
encore: I. noun II. interjection
galore: adjective and adverb
udder: noun
budge: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
fudge: I. noun II. transitive verb
judge: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
nudge: transitive verb
budgie: noun

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adore [əˈdɔːr, Brit -ˈdɔːʳ] VB trans

adore

adorar

I . gore [gɔːr, Brit gɔːʳ] N

gore

nesga f

II . gore [gɔːr, Brit gɔːʳ] VB trans

gore

ferir com os chifres

chore [tʃɔːr, Brit tʃɔːʳ] N (routine job)

chore

tarefa f

household chores

tarefas f pl domésticas

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

I . shore [ʃɔːr, Brit ʃɔːʳ] N

1. shore (coast):

shore

costa f

2. shore (beach):

shore

praia f

shore

orla f marítima

on shore

em terra firme

II . shore [ʃɔːr, Brit ʃɔːʳ] VB trans a. fig

to shore sth up

escorar a. c.

I . snore [snɔːr, Brit snɔːʳ] MED VB intr

snore

roncar

II . snore [snɔːr, Brit snɔːʳ] MED N

snore

ronco m

I . store [stɔːr, Brit stɔːʳ] N

1. store Am, Aus (shop):

store

loja f

2. store Brit (storehouse):

store

armazém m

3. store (supply):

store

provisões f pl

what is in store for us? fig

o que nos espera?

4. store no pl (importance):

to set store by sth

dar grande valor m a a. c.

II . store [stɔːr, Brit stɔːʳ] VB trans

1. store (put into storage):

store

armazenar

2. store (keep for future use):

store

guardar

3. store COMPUT:

store data, information

armazenar

swore [swɔːr, Brit swɔːʳ] VB

swore pt of:

I . swear <swore, sworn> [swer, Brit sweəʳ] VB intr

1. swear (take oath):

swear

jurar

I couldn't swear to it inf

eu não posso jurar

2. swear (curse):

swear

dizer palavrão

II . swear <swore, sworn> [swer, Brit sweəʳ] VB trans

swear

prestar juramento

whore [hɔːr, Brit hɔːʳ] N pej

whore

puta f

ashore [əˈʃɔːr, Brit -ɔːʳ] ADV

to go ashore

desembarcar

I . before [bɪˈfɔːr, Brit -ˈfɔːʳ] PREP

1. before (earlier):

before

antes de

to leave before sb

sair antes de alguém

before doing sth

antes de fazer a. c.

2. before (in front of):

before

na frente de

before our eyes

diante dos olhos

3. before (having priority):

before

antes de

before everything

antes de mais nada

to put sth before sth else

pôr a. c. à frente de a. c.

II . before [bɪˈfɔːr, Brit -ˈfɔːʳ] ADV

before

antes

the day before

o dia anterior

two days before

dois dias antes

as before

como antes

III . before [bɪˈfɔːr, Brit -ˈfɔːʳ] CONJ

before

antes que +subj

he spoke before she went out

ele falou antes que ela saísse

he had a glass before he went

ele bebeu um drinque antes de sair

I . encore [ˈɑːnkɔːr, Brit ˈɒŋkɔːʳ] N

encore

repetição f

encore

bis m

II . encore [ˈɑːnkɔːr, Brit ˈɒŋkɔːʳ] INTERJ

encore

bis!

galore [gəˈlɔːr, Brit -ˈlɔːʳ] ADJ after n

money/jewels galore

dinheiro/joias em abundância

udder [ˈʌdər, Brit -əʳ] N

udder

úbere m

I . budge [bʌdʒ] VB intr

budge

mexer-se

budge (change opinion)

ceder

II . budge [bʌdʒ] VB trans (move)

budge

mover

I . fudge [fʌdʒ] N no pl

fudge

calda de açúcar, manteiga, leite e aromatizantes

II . fudge <-ging> [fʌdʒ] VB trans

fudge issue:

fudge

esquivar

I . judge [dʒʌdʒ] N

judge

juiz(juíza) m (f)

II . judge [dʒʌdʒ] VB intr

judge

julgar

judge (estimate)

calcular

judging by ...

a julgar por ...

as far as I could judge, we were near it

com base em meus cálculos, estávamos perto

III . judge [dʒʌdʒ] VB trans

1. judge LAW (in a jury):

judge

decidir

to judge a case

julgar um caso

to judge sb guilty/innocent of ...

considerar alguém culpado/inocente de ...

2. judge:

judge (question)

decidir

judge (assess)

avaliar

judge (consider)

considerar

to judge that ...

concluir que ...

3. judge (as a referee):

judge

arbitrar

nudge [nʌdʒ] VB trans

nudge

cutucar

budgie ['bʌdʤi] N inf

budgie

periquito m

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Translations for „udgøre“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

adore [əˈdɔːr, Brit -ˈdɔːʳ] VB trans

I . gore [gɔːr, Brit gɔːʳ] N

II . gore [gɔːr, Brit gɔːʳ] VB trans

chore [tʃɔːr, Brit tʃɔːʳ] N (routine job)

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 . shore [ʃɔːr, Brit ʃɔːʳ] N

1. shore (coast):

2. shore (beach):

II . shore [ʃɔːr, Brit ʃɔːʳ] VB trans a. fig

I . snore [snɔːr, Brit snɔːʳ] MED VB intr

II . snore [snɔːr, Brit snɔːʳ] MED N

I . store [stɔːr, Brit stɔːʳ] N

1. store Am, Aus (shop):

2. store Brit (storehouse):

3. store (supply):

4. store no pl (importance):

II . store [stɔːr, Brit stɔːʳ] VB trans

1. store (put into storage):

2. store (keep for future use):

3. store COMPUT:

swore [swɔːr, Brit swɔːʳ] VB

swore pt of:

See also swear

I . swear <swore, sworn> [swer, Brit sweəʳ] VB intr

1. swear (take oath):

2. swear (curse):

II . swear <swore, sworn> [swer, Brit sweəʳ] VB trans

whore [hɔːr, Brit hɔːʳ] N pej

ashore [əˈʃɔːr, Brit -ɔːʳ] ADV

I . before [bɪˈfɔːr, Brit -ˈfɔːʳ] PREP

1. before (earlier):

2. before (in front of):

3. before (having priority):

II . before [bɪˈfɔːr, Brit -ˈfɔːʳ] ADV

III . before [bɪˈfɔːr, Brit -ˈfɔːʳ] CONJ

I . encore [ˈɑːnkɔːr, Brit ˈɒŋkɔːʳ] N

II . encore [ˈɑːnkɔːr, Brit ˈɒŋkɔːʳ] INTERJ

galore [gəˈlɔːr, Brit -ˈlɔːʳ] ADJ after n

udder [ˈʌdər, Brit -əʳ] N

I . budge [bʌdʒ] VB intr

II . budge [bʌdʒ] VB trans (move)

I . fudge [fʌdʒ] N no pl

II . fudge <-ging> [fʌdʒ] VB trans

fudge issue:

I . judge [dʒʌdʒ] N

II . judge [dʒʌdʒ] VB intr

III . judge [dʒʌdʒ] VB trans

1. judge LAW (in a jury):

2. judge:

3. judge (as a referee):

nudge [nʌdʒ] VB trans

budgie ['bʌdʤi] N inf

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