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No sentido de algo ser a causa "fundamental", "a base" ou "o motivo".
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"Can you tie up the packages? The meeting tied up my entire afternoon." start learning
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amarrar - prender - ocupar "Amarrar, prender": com corda ou algo semelhante. | "Ocupar": estar ocupado com algo.
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"We're going to the park. Do you want to come along? The project is coming along nicely. An opportunity like this doesn't come along every day. The new highway is coming along faster than expected." start learning
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ir junto - acompanhar - aparecer - progredir "Ir junto": com alguém. | "Acompanhar": alguém ou algum fato. | "Aparecer". | "Progredir".
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Synonym: "laymen". Examples: "The meeting included both clergy and laypeople." start learning
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"I am dead set against cosmetic surgery. She is dead set against the new policy." start learning
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"Poverty affects millions. They live in poverty." start learning
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Em alguns contextos, também pode indicar "miséria".
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sickness - illness - disease start learning
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O primeiro indica uma doença mais leve ou mal-estar temporário, como um resfriado ou náusea. O segundo se refere a uma condição médica ou doença diagnosticada, algo mais longo ou crônico, como uma doença cardíaca. O terceiro é um termo formal.
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"I don't go along with your idea." start learning
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Synonym: “Let’s call it a day”. start learning
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Também pode ser traduzido como "vamos parar por aqui". Expressão usada para indicar o fim de uma discussão ou atividade.
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borrifar, chuviscar - chuvisco Como verbo, também pode indicar "polvilhar".
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"Her voice has the power to enchant listeners. The garden is enchanting in the spring." start learning
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"She laid out her clothes for the next day. He laid out the documents for the meeting. The teacher laid out the rules to the students. He laid out a lot of money for that new car." start learning
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dispor - arrumar - expor - apresentar - gastar "Dispor, arrumar": algo de certa maneira. | "Expor, apresentar": algo detalhamente. | "Gastar": quantidade específica de dinheiro.
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"The book was in an upright position. He is known as an upright citizen. The tree stood upright despite the storm." start learning
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vertical, ereto - íntegro Como advérbio, significa “em pé” ou “verticalmente”.
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When used as a verb, it is usually followed by "at". Examples: "The Grand Canyon is a natural marvel. I marvel at his talent. She marveled at the beautiful sunset." start learning
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maravilha - maravilhar-se
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"I am joined by my colleague for this presentation. He is joined by his family in the event." start learning
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No sentido de estar com a companhia de alguma pessoa.
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