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murcho: adjective and adverb
murcha: adjective and adverb
funcho: noun
furacão: noun
murchar: intransitive verb
furar: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
furna: noun
furor: noun
furto: noun
furado: adjective and adverb
furgão: noun
furtar: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. reflexive verb
furada: noun
furo: noun

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murcho (-a) [ˈmurʃu, -a] ADJ

1. murcho flor:

murcho (-a)

withered

2. murcho pessoa:

murcho (-a)

shriveled up Am

murcho (-a)

shrivelled up Brit

murcha ADJ

murcha → murcho:

murcho (-a) [ˈmurʃu, -a] ADJ

1. murcho flor:

murcho (-a)

withered

2. murcho pessoa:

murcho (-a)

shriveled up Am

murcho (-a)

shrivelled up Brit

funcho [ˈfũwʃu] N m bot

funcho

fennel no pl

furacão <-ões> [fuɾaˈkɜ̃w, -ˈõjs] N m

1. furacão METEO:

furacão

hurricane

2. furacão (ímpeto):

furacão

whirlwind

murchar [murˈʃar] VB intr impers

I . furar [fuˈɾar] VB trans

furar (fazer um furo)

to pierce

furar (perfurar)

to perforate

furar papel

to punch a hole in

furar a greve fig

to break a strike

ela furou as orelhas

she got her ears pierced

II . furar [fuˈɾar] VB intr

1. furar:

o pneu furou

the tire went flat

2. furar (não ter sucesso):

furar

to fall through

o passeio furou

the trip fell through

furna [ˈfurna] N f

furna

cavern

furor [fuˈɾor] N m (ira, entusiasmo)

furor

rage

furto [ˈfurtu] N m

furto

theft

furto LAW

theft

furto LAW

larceny Am

furado (-a) [fuˈɾadu, -a] ADJ

1. furado orelha:

furado (-a)

pierced

o saco/sapato está furado

the bag/shoe has a hole in it

o saco/sapato está furado (pneu furado)

flat (tire) Am

o saco/sapato está furado (pneu furado)

puncture Brit

2. furado (falho):

furado (-a)

flat

negócio furado

bad business

papo furado

nonsense

não vale um tostão furado

it's not worth a dime Am [o Brit penny]

furgão <-ões> [furˈgɜ̃w, -ˈõjs] N m

furgão

delivery van

I . furtar [furˈtar] VB trans

furtar

to steal

furtar a. c. de alguém

to steal sth from sb

II . furtar [furˈtar] VB intr

furtar

to steal

tem o costume de furtar

he has a habit of stealing

III . furtar [furˈtar] VB refl

furtar furtar-se:

furtar-se

to avoid

furtar-se a a. c.

to avoid sth

furada [fuˈɾada] N f inf

entrar numa furada

to get into a hole

furo [ˈfuɾu] N m

1. furo:

furo (orifício)

hole

furo (num pneu)

puncture

o prego fez um furo no pneu

the nail punctured the tire

2. furo (falha):

furo

mistake

dar um furo

to put one's foot in one's mouth Am

dar um furo

to put one's foot in it Brit

3. furo (imprensa):

furo

scoop

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murcho (-a) [ˈmurʃu, -a] ADJ

1. murcho flor:

2. murcho pessoa:

murcha ADJ

murcha → murcho:

See also murcho

murcho (-a) [ˈmurʃu, -a] ADJ

1. murcho flor:

2. murcho pessoa:

funcho [ˈfũwʃu] N m bot

furacão <-ões> [fuɾaˈkɜ̃w, -ˈõjs] N m

1. furacão METEO:

2. furacão (ímpeto):

murchar [murˈʃar] VB intr impers

1. murchar flor:

2. murchar:

3. murchar pessoa:

I . furar [fuˈɾar] VB trans

II . furar [fuˈɾar] VB intr

1. furar:

2. furar (não ter sucesso):

furna [ˈfurna] N f

furor [fuˈɾor] N m (ira, entusiasmo)

furto [ˈfurtu] N m

furado (-a) [fuˈɾadu, -a] ADJ

1. furado orelha:

2. furado (falho):

furgão <-ões> [furˈgɜ̃w, -ˈõjs] N m

I . furtar [furˈtar] VB trans

II . furtar [furˈtar] VB intr

III . furtar [furˈtar] VB refl

furtar furtar-se:

furada [fuˈɾada] N f inf

furo [ˈfuɾu] N m

1. furo:

2. furo (falha):

3. furo (imprensa):

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