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debandar: I. transitive verb II. reflexive verb
debandada: noun
demandar: transitive verb
desandar: intransitive verb
estandarte: noun
debênture: noun
debate: noun
debater: I. transitive verb II. reflexive verb
bandagem: noun
abrandar: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
comandar: transitive verb
mandarim: noun
standard: adjective and adverb
debelar: transitive verb
debitar: transitive verb
debutar: intransitive verb
debochar: intransitive verb
debruçar: I. transitive verb II. reflexive verb

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I . debandar [debɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB trans

debandar

hacer huir en desbandada a

II . debandar [debɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB refl

debandar debandar-se:

debandar-se

desbandarse

debandada [debɜ̃ŋˈdada] N f

debandada

desbandada f

em debandada

en desbandada

demandar [demɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB trans

demandar

demandar

desandar [ʤizɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB intr inf (talhar)

desandar

cortarse

estandarte [istɜ̃ŋˈdarʧi̥] N m

estandarte

estandarte m

estandarte de escola de samba

estandarte de escuela de samba

levar o estandarte fig

tomar la iniciativa

debênture [deˈbẽjtuɾi] N f ECON

debênture

obligación f

debate [deˈbaʧi̥] N m

debate

debate m

I . debater [debaˈter] VB trans

debater

debatir

II . debater [debaˈter] VB refl

debater debater-se:

debater-se

debatirse

bandagem <-ens> [bɜ̃ŋˈdaʒẽj] N f

bandagem

vendaje m

I . abrandar [abrɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB trans

II . abrandar [abrɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB intr

1. abrandar chuva, vento:

abrandar

disminuir

2. abrandar pessoa:

abrandar

calmarse

comandar [komɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB trans

1. comandar MIL:

comandar

comandar

2. comandar (ordenar):

comandar

mandar

3. comandar uma máquina, um navio:

comandar

estar al mando de

4. comandar (ter domínio):

comandar

controlar

já não conseguia comandar as pernas

ya no conseguía tenerme en pie

mandarim [mɜ̃ŋdaˈɾı̃j] N m (idioma)

mandarim

mandarín m

standard [isˈtɜ̃ŋdarʤi] ADJ inv

standard

estándar inv

debelar [debeˈlar] VB trans (uma crise)

debelar

controlar

debitar [debiˈtar] VB trans

debitar

debitar

debutar [debuˈtar] VB intr

debutar

debutar

debochar [deboˈʃar] VB intr

debochar de a. c./alguém

burlarse de algo/alguien

I . debruçar <ç → c> [debɾuˈsar] VB trans

debruçar

acostar

II . debruçar <ç → c> [debɾuˈsar] VB refl debruçar-se

1. debruçar (na janela):

debruçar-se

asomarse

debruçar-se sobre a mesa

inclinarse sobre la mesa

2. debruçar fig:

debruçar-se

sumergirse

debruçar-se sobre um assunto

sumergirse en un asunto

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Translations for „debandar-se“ in the Portuguese » Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish » Portuguese)

I . debandar [debɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB trans

II . debandar [debɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB refl

debandar debandar-se:

debandada [debɜ̃ŋˈdada] N f

demandar [demɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB trans

desandar [ʤizɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB intr inf (talhar)

estandarte [istɜ̃ŋˈdarʧi̥] N m

debênture [deˈbẽjtuɾi] N f ECON

debate [deˈbaʧi̥] N m

I . debater [debaˈter] VB trans

II . debater [debaˈter] VB refl

debater debater-se:

bandagem <-ens> [bɜ̃ŋˈdaʒẽj] N f

I . abrandar [abrɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB trans

1. abrandar a velocidade:

2. abrandar sofrimento, ira:

3. abrandar (amaciar):

II . abrandar [abrɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB intr

1. abrandar chuva, vento:

2. abrandar pessoa:

comandar [komɜ̃ŋˈdar] VB trans

1. comandar MIL:

2. comandar (ordenar):

3. comandar uma máquina, um navio:

4. comandar (ter domínio):

mandarim [mɜ̃ŋdaˈɾı̃j] N m (idioma)

standard [isˈtɜ̃ŋdarʤi] ADJ inv

debelar [debeˈlar] VB trans (uma crise)

debitar [debiˈtar] VB trans

debutar [debuˈtar] VB intr

debochar [deboˈʃar] VB intr

I . debruçar <ç → c> [debɾuˈsar] VB trans

II . debruçar <ç → c> [debɾuˈsar] VB refl debruçar-se

1. debruçar (na janela):

2. debruçar fig:

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