Translations for „verfloß“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

overflow [ˌoʊvərˈfloʊ, Brit ˌəʊvəˈfləʊ] VB intr

overflow

transbordar

superfluous [suːˈpɜːrflʊəs, Brit -ˈpɜːf-] ADJ

superfluous

supérfluo(-a)

dental floss N

dental floss

fio m dental

gloss [glɑːs, Brit glɒs] N no pl

1. gloss (shine):

gloss

brilho m

to take the gloss off sth fig

tirar o brilho de a. c.

2. gloss (paint):

gloss

tinta f esmalte

verse [vɜːrs, Brit vɜːs] N (of poem)

verse

verso m

verse

estrofe f

versus [ˈvɜːesəs, Brit ˈvɜːs-] PREP

1. versus (in comparison to):

versus

versus

2. versus:

versus SPORTS, LAW

contra

version [ˈvɜːrʒən, Brit ˈvɜːʃən] N

version

versão f

I . across [əˈkrɑːs, Brit -ˈkrɒs] PREP

1. across (on other side of):

across

no outro lado de

just across the street

logo do outro lado da rua

across from

no lado oposto de

2. across (from one side to other):

across

através de

to walk across the bridge

atravessar a ponte

to go across the border

atravessar a fronteira

II . across [əˈkrɑːs, Brit -ˈkrɒs] ADV

across

de um lado a outro

to run/swim across

atravessar correndo/a nado

to be 2 m across

ter 2 m de largura

I . cross [krɑːs, Brit krɒs] VB trans

1. cross (go across):

cross road, threshold

atravessar

cross desert, river, sea

cruzar

to cross one's mind fig

passar pela cabeça

2. cross (place crosswise):

to cross one's legs

cruzar as pernas

to cross one's fingers

cruzar os dedos

3. cross BIOL:

cross

cruzar

to cross sth with sth

cruzar a. c. com a. c.

4. cross (mark with a cross):

cross

fazer uma cruz

II . cross [krɑːs, Brit krɒs] VB intr

1. cross (intersect):

cross

cruzar

2. cross (go across):

cross

atravessar

III . cross [krɑːs, Brit krɒs] N

1. cross a. REL:

cross

cruz f

2. cross (crossing):

cross of streets, roads

cruzamento m

3. cross BIOL:

cross

cruzamento m

a cross between a donkey and a horse

um cruzamento entre um burro e um cavalo

4. cross (mixture):

cross

misto m

IV . cross [krɑːs, Brit krɒs] ADJ

cross

bravo(-a)

to be cross about sth

estar bravo [or zangado] com a. c.