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FACÇÃO - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 240,1.
FACE with sth (especially passiv: be faced with) . LQT 735 - UNIT 21.
FACETA - There Chile was beaten by Brazil, which then defended the title with 3 – 1 victory against a Czechoslovakia side that had been the surprise of the tournament. – Text 11, 34
FÁCIL - (play) - child’s play coisa de crianças, coisa muito fácil e simples jogo honesto, jogo leal, procedimento correcto;
FÁCIL; sossego; ttranquilidade; moleza; navegar em águas calmas; bons ventos; mar de almirante - LQT 838, 179
FACTO, de - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 144, 158¸210.
FAITH in God - As such, they may believe that there is no need for "faith" in God in the ... For people in this category, "faith" in a God simply means "belief that one ...; It was Abraham's faith in God that greatly pleased God 2. Paul stresses this point in his ... But God was patient with Abraham, and his faith grew a. ...
FAIR Play - fair play
FAIR play; ter espíritodespotivo; seguir as regras; "fair play" - play by the rules. LQT 838, 151
FALA - interromper (fala, conversa) - break off - [stop talking] - he broke off to answer the phone.
FALAR de - Let’s talk about unemployment fighting - Gram Ing «Formação», 203.
FALAR – queria falar com o ele – gostava de falar com o ele – I should like to talk to him – lqt 391, 11,5
FALAR - What? What are you talking about? - 93.(acaso - por a.), 5
FALHAR; fracassar; ser eliminado; pisar na bola; macar bobeira (inf) - comer barriga (inf) - strike out (v.) / strike out (n.). - LQT 838, 182.
FALHAR (o acabamento, remate de alg. coisa em curso) - fall through - fail to come to completion - The plan fell through at the last minute [ LQT 735.-.U.-.24-.Nº044].§"\'a7voc:--- completion - acabamento, realização
FALHAR, omitir - miss out - [fail to include] - You have missed out a word hear. [ LQT 735.-.U.-.24-.Nº102].
FALIR - if a business goes under, it has to stop operating because of financial problems: More than 7000 businesses have gone under in the last three months.
FALL for - apaixonar-se—I §¨©ª you the moment I saw you. [LQT 735.-.U.-.25-.Nº. 42]
FALL through - falhar (o acabamento, remate de alg. coisa em curso) - fall through - fail to come to completion - The plan fell through ar the last minute [ LQT 735.-.U.-.24-.Nº044].§"\'a7voc:--- completion - acabamento, realização
FALTA, com f. de - MISSING FROM.-.1º.-. .LQT 735UNIT 22 - PÁG. 125.
FALTA de, por - Managers decided to close the pool two years ago because of a supposed lack of interest from locals.
FALTAS, estoirar o limite de; levar cartão vermelho; ser eliminado; pisar na bola; ser rejeitado – foul out, Lqt838,
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FALTE
FALTOU - under suspition.-.24.-. [(lqt 735 unit 22, pg.129, ex. 8 j)]: When some money went missing everyone in the bank was under suspition
FAMÍLIA, nome de - The Scotts - LQT 391, 11,1.
FAMILIARIZADO com - familiar with
FAMOSO - renowned - Bono, the Irish rocker who has become a renowned advocate for Africa and debt relief, matched wits with one and all, and so did the German actress Iris Berben, who has spoken out so forcefully against anti - Semitism, and the Swedish pop stars Hanna and Magdalena Graaf, who diese days devote themselves to helping street children in India.
FALL about - desatar a rir; achar piada, graça-fall about - Everyone §¨©ª when Jane told her joke (show amusement - especially laughing - colloquial) . [LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº.39] .
FALL for - comê-la, engoli-la [be deceived by by - colloquial]-- It was an unlikely story but he §¨©ª it. [LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº. 41] §"\'a7voc:- deceive [dI’si:v] verbo transitivo e intransitivo • enganar; • iludir; • desiludir, desapontar .
FAMOSO devido a - famous for - This town is famous for its hand-woven carpets.
FAMOS0 por - FAMOUS FOR.-.8.-.: "He becme international famous for his novels and poetry" - LQT 735 - UNIT 22. LQT 831 OXF
FANTÁSTICO - espectacular; sensacional; de parar o trânsito - LQT 838, 2º., 1; 117
FAR, vg. not far from
FARPAS - trocarfarpas; discutir; baterboca (inf.); quebraropau inf.) – goafewroundswithsomeone, lqt838, 76: "Bob went a few rounds with the boss this morning. He came this close being fired"
FARPAS, trocar; discutir; baterBoca (inf.); quebrarOpau (inf.) – GoAFew RoundsWithSomeone, Lqt838, [76; 76, 3º, 1f].
: "Bob went a few rounds with the boss this morning. He came this close being fired"
FASEfinal, na; naReta Final; NaÚltimaVolta; NosInstantesFinais; NaFaseFinal - ToBeOnTheLastLap - Lqt 838, 136.
FASTtrack = sucesso rápido - LQT 838, 65
FASTEN
FATO (uso diário) - 155 - . lqt 746 - J. Cruz Ribeiro - 1960.
FATO de fantassia - 157. LQT 746 - J. CRUZ RIBEIRO - 1960.
FATO DE noite ou cerimónia 158. . LQT 746 - J. CRUZ RIBEIRO - 1960.
FATOS DOMINGUEIROS - 152. LQT 746 - J. CRUZ RIBEIRO - 1960
3 FATTY, 30, esq., 6f - containing a lot of fat. .- LQT 739,TEEN 1
FAUST
FAULT, to be at - ERRAR - it seems to be your boss who is at fault in this case.
FAVAS, pagar as - BROAD BEAN - FAVA - pagar as f. - ser o bode expiatório - to be the FAZER scapegoat.
4. FAVE, 31, esq., 9 - a favourite person or thing. .- LQT 739,TEEN 1
- (to cause sth happen or be done) - Not all our heroes could make the event; British football star and freelance style icon David Backmann had to meet with Nelson Mandela in South Africa instead.
FAVOR, a f. de - on behalf of:"This Software Use Agreement (this "Agreement" governs your use of the software produced by or on behalf of New.net™, Inc. ("New.net") which you are installing or install (including any updates, enhancements or upgrades thereto) (the "Product"). "
FAVORITO, ser - to be in there pitching - LQT 838, 107
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FAZER cera - gnhar tempo; enrolar; matar o tempo - Stall for time - LQT 638, 180.
80.FAZER das tripas coração - pluck up courage - to make yourself to do something even though you are afraid to do it
FAZER dinheiro - lottery - a way of raising money for a governmen t, charity, etc. by selling tickes that have different numbers on them that people have chosen. Numbers are then chosenby chance a the people who who hs those numbers on theitr tidkets win prizes.
2.FAZER da experiência …um livro publicável - but not everyone has the ability, the imagination and the tenacity to express themselves, and turn experience, creativity and knowledge into a publishable book.
FAZER, estar a f. - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 342, 3.
FAZER - fiz isso o melhor que pude - I did that to the best of my ability
FAZER GAMBIARRA
FAZERosPossíveis - Gram Ing «Formação», 1121.
FAZER, querer f. - fancy - Gram Ing «Formação», 34, 1.
FAZER saltar (com dinamite ou outros explosivos) - blast - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 337, 5.
FAZER um favor para; interceder por; quebrar o galho para (inf); limpara barra de.
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FAZIT
FÉ – ter fé em alguém alguma coisa - ▶trust/confidence in somebody/something◀ - [uncountable]a strong feeling of trust or confidence in someone or something - have faith (in somebody/something): I still have faith in him.'Have faith, Alexandra,' he said. lose faith (in somebody/something) The public has lost faith in the government.
FEAR - As Table 8 shows, not only they do not fear expropriation, they even prefer to invest in companies where the extraction of private benefits is larger. ...
FEAR, for - We walked on tiptoe for fear of being discovered.Voc: on tiptoe, on tiptoes - na ponta dos pés
FEAR, in - com medo; They have to conform with values that even many conservative voters in the state do not share. In the wake of terrorism and a rise in fear of the unknown, ...; People have so much pain in their hearts, but they are afraid to let it out. Everyone is afraid of the government, everyone is living in fear. ...; They do not want Lebanon for themselves, nor Jordan nor Syria. ... This has NOTHING to do with fear of Iran among most Arabs, it has to do with the ...
FEAR - fear of, with - This has NOTHING to do with fear of Iran among most Arabs, it has to do with the ...
FEEL confident - People don't need to "look" like someone on TV to be beautiful or feel confident; Learn how to be more confident with people. Therefore, wherever you would like to feel confident, develop more certainty about it. And I don’t mean an attitude of certainty, I mean to develop real ... ; I think about suicide because I feel stupid; Who are you to make a face in front of God? It is not that you cannot. ... At night, I feel bored and decided to read the bible, when i saw edmund outside ...
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Meaning
Very happy or delighted.
Origin
This phrase has been part of the language for more than a century. It has become more widely used in the past twenty or thirty years, since it was adopted by English football (no, not soccer please - the game is called football) managers when interviewed after 'the boys' managed a victory.
The increased use of televised post-match interviews and hours of studio commentary during the 1970s brought many football managers before the cameras. These days such men are likely to be cultured and erudite Frenchmen or Spaniards. Before that they were usually British ex-footballers who had left schools in the English or Scottish back streets early to play football. It's fair to say that many of them had a poor grasp of the finer points of English grammar.
Two of the best-known English football managers of recent years, who have maintained the English tradition with their engagingly entertaining way of mangling the language, are Ron Atkinson and Terry Venables. The list of quotations from them is long and includes:
"The Spaniards have been reduced to aiming aimless balls into the box." (Atkinson)
"If you can't stand the heat in the dressing room, get out of the kitchen." (Venables)
"If Glenn Hoddle said one word to his team at half time, it was concentration and focus." (Atkinson)
"I felt a lump in my throat as the ball went in." (Venables)
The humorous magazine Private Eye picked up on these and began publishing them in its Colemanballs column. The name was taken from the sports commentator David Coleman, who could give even the managers a run for their money:
"Nottingham have now lost six matches in a row without winning." (Coleman)
I was really Private Eye's lampooning that made this phrase popular. There is an associated phrase, 'sick as a parrot', which was used when 'the boys' lost. This has a much shorter pedigree and it's quite likely that it was invented by a writer at Private Eye rather than on the football pitch. It certainly gained currency because The Eye always printed the two phrases together in their parodies. 'Sick as a parrot' was probably influenced the the famous Monty Python 'Dead Parrot' sketch, which could be quoted verbatim by many in the UK at the time and which remains one of the most popular sketches ever shown on British TV.
Well, that's the last thirty years. The actual origin is from much earlier and, although not widely used before the 1970s, it would have been familiar to all who grew up in Britain in the 20th century. Why, because it comes from the well-known 16th century nursery rhyme Hey diddle, diddle - originally written as High, diddle, diddle :
Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed to see such fun
And the dish ran away with the spoon!
The rhyme is quite probably nonsense and has no agreed meaning. The 'over the moon' line did however soon came to be associated with excitement and energy. That's evidenced by one of the earliest citations of the phrase in print - Charles Molloy's The Coquet, or, The English Chevalier, 1718:
"Tis he! I know him now: I shall jump over the Moon for Joy!"
FELIZ - be walking on air - to be feeling extremely happy
FENDA – Such a leak could not be stopped; and the Scotia, her paddles half submerged, was obliged to continue her course. - JV-TTLUS, 4, 8f – trad (sic) – Uma tal entrada de água não podia ser vedada.
FESTA, na f. - at the party.- 93.(acaso - por a.)
FELIZ com - HAPPY WITH.-3 -.:"I’m not happy with his work this term - " LQT 735 - unit 22. LQT 831 OXF .
FELIZ, não muito - not very well and/or happy = under the weather - LQT 675, 31, 2ª. Col. - 2.8
FESTA - na festa - at the party - 93.(acaso, por)
FENDA – Such a leak could not be stopped; and the Scotia, her paddles half submerged, was obliged to continue her course. - JV-TTLUS, 4, 8f – trad (sic) – Uma tal entrada de água não podia ser vedada.
FESTA, na f. - at the party.- 93.(acaso - por a.)
FELIZ com - HAPPY WITH.-3 -.:"I’m not happy with his work this term - " LQT 735 - unit 22. LQT 831 OXF .
FELIZ, não muito - not very well and/or happy = under the weather - LQT 675, 31, 2ª. Col. - 2.8
FESTA - na festa - at the party - 93.(acaso, por)
FESTANGESTELLT
FEW, more than a - bastantes - The people who work hier spend our days and more than a few of our nights trying to capture life in the pages of time.
5.FEEDBACK, 23, dir., 10 - any information that helps to calculate the results of success of sth. .- lqt 739,teen 1
FEEL- feel for
FEITOissO
FERAS, estar entre as (inf) - empresas, as grandes - profissionais, os melhores; primeira divisão, aqui a coisa é para valer (inf) - major league - LQT 838, 127
FESTA – estragarafesta - Rain on your parade
FICAR - Fiquei aliviada - I was released - 93.(acaso - por a.), 40
FICAR indignado - O candidato ficou indignado com o seu adversário e acusou - o de desferir golpes baixos (hitting below the belt) urante o debate - The candidate was indignant with the opponent and accused him of hitting below the belt during the debate.
FICAR para Trás; ser Deixa do Para Trás – left At the Gate – Lqt 838, 118
33.FIELaAlgumaCoisa - trueToSth - American Joseph Mauri didn’t betray His country, he was just true to to his heart.
FIEL, dedicada - She is one who is committed to political and diplomatic solutions. But she is having a difficult time. So did Colin Powell. - Text 8, 42.
FIEL, manter-se f. à sua promessa - to abide by one’s promise
FIGURA – mudardefigura – ocasomudade figura - : A (wholenewballgame) – Lqt 838, 15
FIGURA entre as grandes empresas - LQT 838, 30
FILMES (just) - Não é só um robot = it isn’t just a robot
FILMES (postos, a) - está a postos? = are you in position
FINGIR ( teatro) - to play a part - desempenhar um papel, fingir aquilo que se não é fig. ;
FIGHT BACK - dominar combatendo : Bragança was just an ancient, remote Portuguese outpost. Then the Brazilian prostitutes moved in - and the wives started fighting back--§"\'a7voc:--outpost - mil. -posto avançado; a small town or group of buildings in a lonely part of the country lonely - solitário, lúgubre, ermo, isolado.; move in - move into sth to start to live in your new home.
FILA - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 344, 27.
6.FINDING, 17, esq., 2f - conclusão, invenção; achado descoberta. .- lqt 739,teen 1fire-place, 95,11 - lareira;
FIRED by - It is in Galilee that the rockets fired by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon typically fall, TEXT N. 12, 5
FIT (próprio)- GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 65
FIGURA, o caso muda de - LQT 838, 15
FIGURE OUT - imaginar - Iraquis Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said recently, will "figure out a way to manage their affairs" that will be consistent with the principles that we set out. §"\'a7voc:-- consistent - according to, conform;in harmany; compatível; consistente; figure out - calculate ( calcular), decipher, interprete, penetrate, perceive, solve; to think about sb/sth until you understand them/it: We´ve never been able to figure her out. set out - expor( à venda); to present ideas, facts, etc. in an organized way, in speech or writing: He set out his objections to the plan; he set out the reasons for her resignation in a long letter
FILHO da puta - 78. - son of a bitch. - That son aof a bitch (Bush) ran into me (Kerry) [run into sb - to meet sb by chance] - U.S. ELECTIONS 2004.
FILME – entrar num f. – star → 104.(star).
FIRMEZA - numa situaçãodifícil - NETTLE , grasp the - to deal with (enfrentar) a difficult situation firmly and without hesitating. §"\'a7voc: nettle-urtiga; grasp - agarrar firmemente; prender firmemente com a mão.
FIXAR FIRMEMENTE, firmar - At his first outing in 1998, at the posh Jadriyah Equestrian club, he used high powered binoculars to survey the crowd of friends and family from a platform high above the guests. He saw something he liked, recalls his former aide Adib Shabaan who helped arrange the party. Uday tighted the focus on a pretty 14-years-old girl in a bright yellow dress sitting with her father, a former provincial governor, her mother and the younger brother and sister.Voc: posh - elegant and expensive; powered - (usually in compounds) - operated by a form of energy such as electricity or by the type of energy mentioned - see high powered = very powerful; to tighten - to become or make sth become tight or tighter ® tight -adj. - fixed fairly: held or fixed in position firmly
FIXAR (olhos) - fixar os olhos em alguém - fasten:"She fasten her gaze on her face"
FIXEN
FLEE (the) reality - Hurricane Katrina forces Hollywood stars to flee New Orleans sets; Flee from reality Flee from reality How will I get there? ... You are now at Metal Church Flee From Reality lyrics page of Lyrics site ...; "The combination of rationality misused both as religion and as cold methodology makes it flee human reality, into the promised land of the future common to ...
FLEXÍVEL, versátil; polivalente; eclético; ambidestro; bissexual; gilete (gíria) - LQT 838, 184
FLIP - Uday, then 33, flipped on his lighter too,confirming they had identified the right one.
FLOOD sb out - FUGIR, PARTIR (por causa das cheias) - to flood sb out - to force sb to leave their home because of a flood.
FLOOD - inundar, encher de água; alagar. - Björvinsson who has been flooded with interview requests since the issue came out." voc. request -solicitação; issue - questão, problema, ponto controverso; come out - become known.
FLOR - • flower (of plants)
FLOR (de) - à flor de - even with, level with;
FLOR (água) à flor da água - awash;
FLOR (cheire) - coloquial - ela não é flor que se cheire - she’s a bad lot;
FLOR (estar em) - estar em flor - to be in full bloom
FLOR (em) - em flor - in bloom, abloom;
FLOR (fina) - fina flor - the cream, crème de la crème;FLOR (idade) - estar na flor da idade -to be in one’s prime; ela já passou a flor da idade - her prime is past;
FLOR (nobreza) - a flor da nobreza - the flower of the nobility;
FLOR (recém-aberta) - flor recém-aberta - fresh-blown flower
FLOR (fina) - fina flor - the cream, crème de la crème;
FLOR (idade) - estar na flor da idade -to be in one’s prime; ela já passou a flor da idade - her prime is past;
FLOR (nobreza) - a flor da nobreza - the
flower of the nobility;
FLOR (recém-aberta) - flor recém-aberta - fresh-blown flower
FLOR (rosto) - olhos à flor do rosto -prominent eyes;
FLOR (singela) - flor singela -single flower;
FLOR (terra) - à flor da terra - on the ground level;
FLOR (vinho) - vinho com flor -
mouldy wine
FLORaachen
FLORES (artificiais) - flores artificiais - artificial flowers
FLORES (canteiro) - canteiro de flores - flower-bed
FLORES (casa deflores) – 3 kinds of shop: flower shop, cprner shop, village shop – lqt850, 10.
FLORES (colher) - gather flowers.
FLORES (de f. amarelas) - de flores amarelas - yellow-blossomed
FLORES (exposição) - exposição de flores - flower-show
FLORES (ramo) - Um RamoDeFlores - ABunchOfFlowers;
FLORES (viçosas) - floresviçosas - freshFlowers;
FLORES (vaso) - VasoDeFlores - Flower-Pot (flowerpot);
FLORES (vaso) - VasoDeFlores - flowerVase;
120.FLORESTA – f. coberta de bambus - One town’s rise from bamboo-forested (bambooForested) backwater to manufacturing power shows why China is so formidable. But staying on top will be a challenge
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FODER - A mãe morreu de fome
FOGUEIRA, chama, deslumbramento - blaze: When I get back home the sun is setting and the sky is a blaze.
FODER - Those two girls at the party, last night, did you happened to fock them? - 91.(acaso, por), 3
FOLDER - A directory in the sense of a collection
of computer files . The term is more common in systems such
as the Macintosh or Windows 95 which have a
graphicaluser interface and provide a graphical file browser in
which directories are traditionally depicted as folders (like
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FOLHAS - fls?
FOLHAScaídas - BeforeTheLeavesFall.
FOLLIKULÄR (auf den Follikel bezüglich)
FOLLOW up - sugestão, opinião, alvitre - seguir - follow up -[act upon a sugestion] Thanks for the information. I’ll §¨ it ©ª.(act upon a sugestion) [LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº. 46]§"\'a7voc:--act on /upon sth - to take action as a result of avice, inormation, etc.
FOLLOWup - continuar (takeMoreAction - continuar lição, etc.) - [take more action] We’ll follow up this lesson next week[LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº. 47]
FOME (passar) - Many families are forced to go hungry .(Langman Dict.)
FOME - Quando há fome não há ruim pão - - LQT 746 - Nº. 11
FOME - A fome é boa cozinheira - - LQT 746 - Nº. 16 .
FORab
FOR (agora) - for the time being - por agora.
FOR (ao) -António Lobo Antunes, a perennially strong candidate for the Nobel Prize for Literature, was awarded in 2000 the Great Prize for Fiction by the Association of Portuguese Writers for Exortação aos crocodilos (1999); it was the second time that he had won this prize..
FOR (crew) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 308.
32. FOR - devido a, por causa de - ... Or it was Britain’s SAS , punishing him for asserting too much independence from the West. [About Serbia’s PM Zoran djinjic assassination in Dec2002]
FOR - devido a, por causa de - fulano, se não fosse… - If it hadn’t been for their
FOR – (durante) Jack Strain has been the St. Tammany Parish sheriff in Slidell for 10 years. He tried to prepare his department, but says no amount of planning would have been 100% effective, given the storm’s intensity. Katrina’s 30-ft. tidal surge completely destroyed areas of Slidell, which is situated along the north shore of Lake Pontchartrai (Fev2006)
FOR (passage) - Mordell had to earn the money for his passage to England, ... In 1913 Mordell was offered a post at Birkbeck College, London, and one in Nova Scotia. ...
FOR (reasons) - Afflictions are part of this mortal existence. If we could understand the divine reasons for afflictions, perhaps we would be able to endure them better. ...; The perennial questions of reasons for afflictions and punishments are probed in "The Same Old Story" by students who finally learn "to turn fear into ...; so many reasons to leave, next>> ... we did not believe enough (oh, potential guilt trip there), or because god had a special reason for his afflictions; michelle dazio voluptuous afflictions how should always have nothing with and someone else don ... So then what are the usual reasons for wanting to write? ...; But Scripture subjoins a most excellent reason, when it tells us that we are not to look to ... there is the best reason for the afflictions of the saints, ...; twelve reasons to legalize drugs. there are no panaceas in the world but, for social afflictions, legalizing drugs comes possibly as close as any single ...
FOR the latest in sport – Cnn.comworld/sport – Cnn - News
FOR (thirth) – f. a th. - 58.
goalkeeper, united would have lost; if it weren’t for Jim, this company would be in a mess (confusão); if it hadn’t been for the night watchman, the fire wouldn’t have been brought under control.
FOR (dinner) - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 139, 2f.
FOR (durante) - ----a) I waited for twenty minutes b) he mow his lawn for 12 years ) Mr. Robert lived in the U.S. for three years) I took that medicine for three weeks d) her sister studied Germany for three weeks e) How long have you been waiting for that letter - I have been waiting for two weeks
FOR (entrar - idiom)em go in for (entrar numa competição - enter a competition - are you of going in for the race?
FOR (in gratitude for) - 46.(GRATIDÃO) OXFORD PHRASEBILDER GENTLE - GRATITUDE .
FOR (night) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 141.
FOR - para (conselho) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 81. - for advice.
FOR - (para - event) - (ABC inserir - Cloete, Hestrie), 4
FOR - para (o dia todo) - I think this rain has set in for the day. §"\'a7voc:--set in - estabelecer-se, vir para ficar (esp. tempo)
FOR - para (uma chávena de chá) - for a cup of tea - entrar - If you happen to be passing drop in for a cup of tea = if you should happen to be passing... . • She left for the U.S..
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FOR (perguntar) - por perguntar, cntestar - "One man hás been detained for questioning."
FOR - por (chegarmos atrasados)- Our teacher told us off for being later. §"\'a7voc: tell off - ralhar.
FOR - por - por alguns dias - We canput you up for a few days §"\'a7voc: put up - offer accomodation
FOR - por (criticar) - • So it was you who set off the fire alarm for a joke! I might have known! --§"\'a7voc:-- set off - to make a bomb, etc. explode, etc.; to make an alarm start ringing. • Several enlisted men were prosecuted* for lambasting President Lincoln’s handling of the war. §"\'a7voc: handling- manejo, manejamento, manobra, manipulação./lambest - criticar fortemente, deitar abaixo (fig.) • vg. resolver, decidir, 95,7; 139, 20, 16 - Derek Bentley was hanged in January 1953 at Wendsworth prison for the murder of PC Mile . • Thank you very much for bying me flowers.
FOR (the murder) - Gram Ing «Formação», 119 1.
FOR(time) - for the time being - por agora.
FOR (them) - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 180.
FOR (world cup) - South Koreans are gearing themselves up for the World Cup with their customary fervour. – 10.preparar – se, 2
FOR (years) - ... Overseas Adventure Travel, for 26 years, has offered travelers value and discovery on ...
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FORA - CompletamentePorFora (inf); totalmenteenganado; completamentePorFora (inf) - (way) off base (to be) [toBeWaOffBase] - LQT838202
FORADeCena - offTheStage, título – troubledSoil
FORADaCorrida – éMuitaAreiaParaAMinhaCamioneta; deslocado; despreparado - toBeOutOfOne’sLeague. - Lqt838140
78.FORA - paraFora - paraoExterior, ParaAluzDoDia - Movie : Trinity (2004) For years, Blade has fought against the vampires in the cover of night, with the world above unaware of the brutal ongoing war. But now, after falling into the crosshairs of the FBI, he is forced out into the daylight where he is driven to join forces with a clan of human vampire hunters he never knew existed - The Nightstalkers
FORA dos Limites – distante; acima Da Capacidade; fora Da Sua Jurisdição Ou Alçada; improcedente; absurdo – out-of-bounds – Lqt 838, 142
FORAM – (de platina) - Jurado recorded over 30 albums, five of which went platinum, and… - Text 12, 3.
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FORCEFULLY=energicamente, violentamente: ... and so did the
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FOREBODING, 739, 57 e sgs. - Agouro, mau presságio, mau prenúncio
7. FORM, 30, esq., 12 - the name given to a class especially in a secondary school. .- lqt 739,teen 1
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FORNECER - power - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 242, 4.
FORNECER alg. coisa a algé - provide sb with sth. LQT 735 - UNIT 21. LQT 831 Oxf (PROVIDE 1).
FOREBODING, 739, 57 e sgs. - Agouro, mau presságio, mau prenúncio
FORNECER (as coisas que um tipo particular de pessoas deseja) para algé./alg. coisa FORUM - market and meeting place in ancient Roman towns in Italy and later in the provinces, corresponding to the Greek agora. By extension the word forum often indicates the meeting itself in modern usage. The forum was usually square or rectangular in shape and had, among other buildings, a basilica with shops, the p...
cater for sb/sth. LQT 735 - UNIT 21.
FORTE, muito f. - LQT 746 - Nº. 4
FORUM - EMB - Fórum de Discussões
FORWARDS - Quick definitions (forwards) • adverb: at or to or toward the front; (‘forrad’ and ‘forrard’ are dialectal variations) • adverb: in a forward direction
FOSSE qual fosse; seja qual for ou quem for = no matters which: ""No matter which continent your ancestors came from, if you are an American, you are part Indian in your roots. ..."; ... No matter which candidate wins this November’s presidential vote, 2004 will go down
in US history ... And he wrote in the 1930s powerful words that apply to all of ...(Bush ganhou o 2º. Mandato Com 55% dos votos em prejuízo the kerry com 48% de votos)
"FOTOCHART" - vaiserdecididonofotochart; decisãoemcimadahora; vaiserdecididoemcimadahora, lqt838, 77
FOTOGRAFIAS, TIRAR (BATER) - the guy in red in the 5th picture getting beaten is yehia samy. the one ... Sandmonkey has some pictures taken firsthand of who should be considered; Their site has a number of videos showcasing some of the various weapons ... makes his own wireless remote; then takes pictures of himself ; "For some reason, I'm really good at taking sports photos"; ... He was beaten cleanly only once or twice; he was out of position a few times, ... skating, ...; Enraged about the missing watch, Gulsoma's father-in-law had beaten her ... As we walk outside to take some pictures, I ask her if, after all she's been ...
FRACASSAR; falhar; ser eliminado; pisar na bola; macar bobeira (inf) - comer barriga (inf) - strike out (v.) / strike out (n.). - LQT 838, 182.
FRACASSO - LQT 838, 28
FRANCÊS - . His attacks on French egalitarianism and on the economics of Adam Smith were vigorous attempts to find a modern justification for traditional institutions.
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FRAUDE - Fraudsters (falsificadores, i. é pessoas que pratica a fraude) have been known to apply for credit in someone else’s name and redirect that person’s mail. If your mail suddenly stops arriving, contact your local post office immediately to check that it is not being redirected
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8.FRECKLE, 30, esq., 8 - a small brown mark or spot (marca, mancha) on the skin. .- lqt 739,teen 1
FRENTE - à frente de nós (à nossa frente) - we still have a very very violent period ahead of us
FRIO de bater o dente - allowing frigid air to spill out of polar regions and envelop cities like Toronto and New York, Berlin and Paris in teeth - chattering cold.- 109. (assim), 3
FRIO - cucumber - pepino - cool as a cucumber=very calm and controlled, especially in a difficult situation
FRIO – tnho f. – I’m cold – LQT 682, B, 1
FROM (de) - fugir do - 16.(abandonar), 2
FROM (deste) - libertar deste 24.(libertar)
FROM deposing - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 91.
FROM seeing, 97,13 - de ver
FROM (patrões) - The chairman stepped down after criticism from shareholders§"\'a7voc:--step down - renunciar; shareholder - owner.
FROM … to - … serving first in the Sierra Gorda missions from 1750 to 1758 and then in south-central Mexico from 1758 to 1767.
FRUITS of - ... hypocrisy, and, above all, selfishness -- but also the fruits of a disbelief in all ... "LUCIFER" sounded the reveille, and the first fruit has been
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"My computer's broken again. What a fuck-up."
Or, to preserve the sense of annoying, in my neck of the woods, just "it's a fucker".
As in: "I hate putting together IKEA furniture, it's a right fucker (really difficult) to do."
"I hate my boss, he's a right fucker (annoying person)"
Can't be sure that this would make sense in America though
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FUGIR, partir (por causa das cheias) - to flood sb out - to force sb to leave their home because of a flood.
FUGIR da raia (inf).;CARTA fora do baralho; desistir do páreo; descartado; estar fora do páreo; arrepiar carreira (inf.); afinar (inf.) - out of the running - LQT 838, 141
FULANO, se não fosse - If it hadn’t been for their goalkeeper, united would have lost; if it weren’t for Jim, this company would be in a mess.
FUGIR – Os editores da time nunca fugiram do tema sexo - The editors of time have never shied
away from the topic of sex – TEXTOS II, 7, cabeçalho.
FULFIL - completar - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO»,128.
FULL - completo, cheio, pleno - A critic is socially useful to the extent that society wants, and receives, a fuller understanding of literature than it could have achieved without him. In filling this appetite, the critic whets it further, helping to create a public that cares about artistic quality.
FUNDAR - fundar um hospital - to found a hospital; fundar uma escola - to found a school fundar um banco - to establish a bank; fundar um argumento em factos bem conhecidos - to found an argument on well-known facts; fundar as suas esperanças sobre - to place one’s hopes in; fundar uma sociedade - to establish a company; fundar uma dinastia - to found a dynasty.
107.FUNDIR - (organizações) - A wave of merger activity, not seen since the height of the Internet boom, is sweeping Europe. Will this round of deals be sweeter than the last? ◄voc► merger – (between/o A and B)| (with sth) – the act of joining two or more organizations or businesses into one : a merger of the two banks; height - auge, ponto extremo; deal – negócio; sweeter – mais satisfatório
FURNITURE - The’ve got some very nice furniture in their house (not ‘furniture’).
FURTHER, 739, 20, 34 - She had contacted Angela Rumbold, the Home Office Minister of State, she said, and was awaiting ; Ulysses approached aphelion in 2003/2004 and made further distant ... withstand both the heat of the inner Solar system, and the cold at Jupiter's distance. ...
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FACÇÃO - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 240,1.
FACE with sth (especially passiv: be faced with) . LQT 735 - UNIT 21.
FACETA - There Chile was beaten by Brazil, which then defended the title with 3 – 1 victory against a Czechoslovakia side that had been the surprise of the tournament. – Text 11, 34
FÁCIL - (play) - child’s play coisa de crianças, coisa muito fácil e simples jogo honesto, jogo leal, procedimento correcto;
FÁCIL; sossego; ttranquilidade; moleza; navegar em águas calmas; bons ventos; mar de almirante - LQT 838, 179
FACTO, de - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 144, 158¸210.
FAITH in God - As such, they may believe that there is no need for "faith" in God in the ... For people in this category, "faith" in a God simply means "belief that one ...; It was Abraham's faith in God that greatly pleased God 2. Paul stresses this point in his ... But God was patient with Abraham, and his faith grew a. ...
FAIR Play - fair play
FAIR play; ter espíritodespotivo; seguir as regras; "fair play" - play by the rules. LQT 838, 151
FALA - interromper (fala, conversa) - break off - [stop talking] - he broke off to answer the phone.
FALAR de - Let’s talk about unemployment fighting - Gram Ing «Formação», 203.
FALAR – queria falar com o ele – gostava de falar com o ele – I should like to talk to him – lqt 391, 11,5
FALAR - What? What are you talking about? - 93.(acaso - por a.), 5
FALHAR; fracassar; ser eliminado; pisar na bola; macar bobeira (inf) - comer barriga (inf) - strike out (v.) / strike out (n.). - LQT 838, 182.
FALHAR (o acabamento, remate de alg. coisa em curso) - fall through - fail to come to completion - The plan fell through at the last minute [ LQT 735.-.U.-.24-.Nº044].§"\'a7voc:--- completion - acabamento, realização
FALHAR, omitir - miss out - [fail to include] - You have missed out a word hear. [ LQT 735.-.U.-.24-.Nº102].
FALIR - if a business goes under, it has to stop operating because of financial problems: More than 7000 businesses have gone under in the last three months.
FALL for - apaixonar-se—I §¨©ª you the moment I saw you. [LQT 735.-.U.-.25-.Nº. 42]
FALL through - falhar (o acabamento, remate de alg. coisa em curso) - fall through - fail to come to completion - The plan fell through ar the last minute [ LQT 735.-.U.-.24-.Nº044].§"\'a7voc:--- completion - acabamento, realização
FALTA, com f. de - MISSING FROM.-.1º.-. .LQT 735UNIT 22 - PÁG. 125.
FALTA de, por - Managers decided to close the pool two years ago because of a supposed lack of interest from locals.
FALTAS, estoirar o limite de; levar cartão vermelho; ser eliminado; pisar na bola; ser rejeitado – foul out, Lqt838,
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FALTOU - under suspition.-.24.-. [(lqt 735 unit 22, pg.129, ex. 8 j)]: When some money went missing everyone in the bank was under suspition
FAMÍLIA, nome de - The Scotts - LQT 391, 11,1.
FAMILIARIZADO com - familiar with
FAMOSO - renowned - Bono, the Irish rocker who has become a renowned advocate for Africa and debt relief, matched wits with one and all, and so did the German actress Iris Berben, who has spoken out so forcefully against anti - Semitism, and the Swedish pop stars Hanna and Magdalena Graaf, who diese days devote themselves to helping street children in India.
FALL about - desatar a rir; achar piada, graça-fall about - Everyone §¨©ª when Jane told her joke (show amusement - especially laughing - colloquial) . [LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº.39] .
FALL for - comê-la, engoli-la [be deceived by by - colloquial]-- It was an unlikely story but he §¨©ª it. [LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº. 41] §"\'a7voc:- deceive [dI’si:v] verbo transitivo e intransitivo • enganar; • iludir; • desiludir, desapontar .
FAMOSO devido a - famous for - This town is famous for its hand-woven carpets.
FAMOS0 por - FAMOUS FOR.-.8.-.: "He becme international famous for his novels and poetry" - LQT 735 - UNIT 22. LQT 831 OXF
FANTÁSTICO - espectacular; sensacional; de parar o trânsito - LQT 838, 2º., 1; 117
FAR, vg. not far from
FARPAS - trocarfarpas; discutir; baterboca (inf.); quebraropau inf.) – goafewroundswithsomeone, lqt838, 76: "Bob went a few rounds with the boss this morning. He came this close being fired"
FARPAS, trocar; discutir; baterBoca (inf.); quebrarOpau (inf.) – GoAFew RoundsWithSomeone, Lqt838, [76; 76, 3º, 1f].
: "Bob went a few rounds with the boss this morning. He came this close being fired"
FASEfinal, na; naReta Final; NaÚltimaVolta; NosInstantesFinais; NaFaseFinal - ToBeOnTheLastLap - Lqt 838, 136.
FASTtrack = sucesso rápido - LQT 838, 65
FASTEN
FATO (uso diário) - 155 - . lqt 746 - J. Cruz Ribeiro - 1960.
FATO de fantassia - 157. LQT 746 - J. CRUZ RIBEIRO - 1960.
FATO DE noite ou cerimónia 158. . LQT 746 - J. CRUZ RIBEIRO - 1960.
FATOS DOMINGUEIROS - 152. LQT 746 - J. CRUZ RIBEIRO - 1960
3 FATTY, 30, esq., 6f - containing a lot of fat. .- LQT 739,TEEN 1
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FAULT, to be at - ERRAR - it seems to be your boss who is at fault in this case.
FAVAS, pagar as - BROAD BEAN - FAVA - pagar as f. - ser o bode expiatório - to be the FAZER scapegoat.
4. FAVE, 31, esq., 9 - a favourite person or thing. .- LQT 739,TEEN 1
- (to cause sth happen or be done) - Not all our heroes could make the event; British football star and freelance style icon David Backmann had to meet with Nelson Mandela in South Africa instead.
FAVOR, a f. de - on behalf of:"This Software Use Agreement (this "Agreement" governs your use of the software produced by or on behalf of New.net™, Inc. ("New.net") which you are installing or install (including any updates, enhancements or upgrades thereto) (the "Product"). "
FAVORITO, ser - to be in there pitching - LQT 838, 107
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FAZER cera - gnhar tempo; enrolar; matar o tempo - Stall for time - LQT 638, 180.
80.FAZER das tripas coração - pluck up courage - to make yourself to do something even though you are afraid to do it
FAZER dinheiro - lottery - a way of raising money for a governmen t, charity, etc. by selling tickes that have different numbers on them that people have chosen. Numbers are then chosenby chance a the people who who hs those numbers on theitr tidkets win prizes.
2.FAZER da experiência …um livro publicável - but not everyone has the ability, the imagination and the tenacity to express themselves, and turn experience, creativity and knowledge into a publishable book.
FAZER, estar a f. - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 342, 3.
FAZER - fiz isso o melhor que pude - I did that to the best of my ability
FAZER GAMBIARRA
FAZERosPossíveis - Gram Ing «Formação», 1121.
FAZER, querer f. - fancy - Gram Ing «Formação», 34, 1.
FAZER saltar (com dinamite ou outros explosivos) - blast - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 337, 5.
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FEAR - As Table 8 shows, not only they do not fear expropriation, they even prefer to invest in companies where the extraction of private benefits is larger. ...
FEAR, for - We walked on tiptoe for fear of being discovered.Voc: on tiptoe, on tiptoes - na ponta dos pés
FEAR, in - com medo; They have to conform with values that even many conservative voters in the state do not share. In the wake of terrorism and a rise in fear of the unknown, ...; People have so much pain in their hearts, but they are afraid to let it out. Everyone is afraid of the government, everyone is living in fear. ...; They do not want Lebanon for themselves, nor Jordan nor Syria. ... This has NOTHING to do with fear of Iran among most Arabs, it has to do with the ...
FEAR - fear of, with - This has NOTHING to do with fear of Iran among most Arabs, it has to do with the ...
FEEL confident - People don't need to "look" like someone on TV to be beautiful or feel confident; Learn how to be more confident with people. Therefore, wherever you would like to feel confident, develop more certainty about it. And I don’t mean an attitude of certainty, I mean to develop real ... ; I think about suicide because I feel stupid; Who are you to make a face in front of God? It is not that you cannot. ... At night, I feel bored and decided to read the bible, when i saw edmund outside ...
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Very happy or delighted.
Origin
This phrase has been part of the language for more than a century. It has become more widely used in the past twenty or thirty years, since it was adopted by English football (no, not soccer please - the game is called football) managers when interviewed after 'the boys' managed a victory.
The increased use of televised post-match interviews and hours of studio commentary during the 1970s brought many football managers before the cameras. These days such men are likely to be cultured and erudite Frenchmen or Spaniards. Before that they were usually British ex-footballers who had left schools in the English or Scottish back streets early to play football. It's fair to say that many of them had a poor grasp of the finer points of English grammar.
Two of the best-known English football managers of recent years, who have maintained the English tradition with their engagingly entertaining way of mangling the language, are Ron Atkinson and Terry Venables. The list of quotations from them is long and includes:
"The Spaniards have been reduced to aiming aimless balls into the box." (Atkinson)
"If you can't stand the heat in the dressing room, get out of the kitchen." (Venables)
"If Glenn Hoddle said one word to his team at half time, it was concentration and focus." (Atkinson)
"I felt a lump in my throat as the ball went in." (Venables)
The humorous magazine Private Eye picked up on these and began publishing them in its Colemanballs column. The name was taken from the sports commentator David Coleman, who could give even the managers a run for their money:
"Nottingham have now lost six matches in a row without winning." (Coleman)
I was really Private Eye's lampooning that made this phrase popular. There is an associated phrase, 'sick as a parrot', which was used when 'the boys' lost. This has a much shorter pedigree and it's quite likely that it was invented by a writer at Private Eye rather than on the football pitch. It certainly gained currency because The Eye always printed the two phrases together in their parodies. 'Sick as a parrot' was probably influenced the the famous Monty Python 'Dead Parrot' sketch, which could be quoted verbatim by many in the UK at the time and which remains one of the most popular sketches ever shown on British TV.
Well, that's the last thirty years. The actual origin is from much earlier and, although not widely used before the 1970s, it would have been familiar to all who grew up in Britain in the 20th century. Why, because it comes from the well-known 16th century nursery rhyme Hey diddle, diddle - originally written as High, diddle, diddle :
Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed to see such fun
And the dish ran away with the spoon!
The rhyme is quite probably nonsense and has no agreed meaning. The 'over the moon' line did however soon came to be associated with excitement and energy. That's evidenced by one of the earliest citations of the phrase in print - Charles Molloy's The Coquet, or, The English Chevalier, 1718:
"Tis he! I know him now: I shall jump over the Moon for Joy!"
FELIZ - be walking on air - to be feeling extremely happy
FENDA – Such a leak could not be stopped; and the Scotia, her paddles half submerged, was obliged to continue her course. - JV-TTLUS, 4, 8f – trad (sic) – Uma tal entrada de água não podia ser vedada.
FESTA, na f. - at the party.- 93.(acaso - por a.)
FELIZ com - HAPPY WITH.-3 -.:"I’m not happy with his work this term - " LQT 735 - unit 22. LQT 831 OXF .
FELIZ, não muito - not very well and/or happy = under the weather - LQT 675, 31, 2ª. Col. - 2.8
FESTA - na festa - at the party - 93.(acaso, por)
FENDA – Such a leak could not be stopped; and the Scotia, her paddles half submerged, was obliged to continue her course. - JV-TTLUS, 4, 8f – trad (sic) – Uma tal entrada de água não podia ser vedada.
FESTA, na f. - at the party.- 93.(acaso - por a.)
FELIZ com - HAPPY WITH.-3 -.:"I’m not happy with his work this term - " LQT 735 - unit 22. LQT 831 OXF .
FELIZ, não muito - not very well and/or happy = under the weather - LQT 675, 31, 2ª. Col. - 2.8
FESTA - na festa - at the party - 93.(acaso, por)
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FEW, more than a - bastantes - The people who work hier spend our days and more than a few of our nights trying to capture life in the pages of time.
5.FEEDBACK, 23, dir., 10 - any information that helps to calculate the results of success of sth. .- lqt 739,teen 1
FEEL- feel for
FEITOissO
FERAS, estar entre as (inf) - empresas, as grandes - profissionais, os melhores; primeira divisão, aqui a coisa é para valer (inf) - major league - LQT 838, 127
FESTA – estragarafesta - Rain on your parade
FICAR - Fiquei aliviada - I was released - 93.(acaso - por a.), 40
FICAR indignado - O candidato ficou indignado com o seu adversário e acusou - o de desferir golpes baixos (hitting below the belt) urante o debate - The candidate was indignant with the opponent and accused him of hitting below the belt during the debate.
FICAR para Trás; ser Deixa do Para Trás – left At the Gate – Lqt 838, 118
33.FIELaAlgumaCoisa - trueToSth - American Joseph Mauri didn’t betray His country, he was just true to to his heart.
FIEL, dedicada - She is one who is committed to political and diplomatic solutions. But she is having a difficult time. So did Colin Powell. - Text 8, 42.
FIEL, manter-se f. à sua promessa - to abide by one’s promise
FIGURA – mudardefigura – ocasomudade figura - : A (wholenewballgame) – Lqt 838, 15
FIGURA entre as grandes empresas - LQT 838, 30
FILMES (just) - Não é só um robot = it isn’t just a robot
FILMES (postos, a) - está a postos? = are you in position
FINGIR ( teatro) - to play a part - desempenhar um papel, fingir aquilo que se não é fig. ;
FIGHT BACK - dominar combatendo : Bragança was just an ancient, remote Portuguese outpost. Then the Brazilian prostitutes moved in - and the wives started fighting back--§"\'a7voc:--outpost - mil. -posto avançado; a small town or group of buildings in a lonely part of the country lonely - solitário, lúgubre, ermo, isolado.; move in - move into sth to start to live in your new home.
FILA - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 344, 27.
6.FINDING, 17, esq., 2f - conclusão, invenção; achado descoberta. .- lqt 739,teen 1fire-place, 95,11 - lareira;
FIRED by - It is in Galilee that the rockets fired by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon typically fall, TEXT N. 12, 5
FIT (próprio)- GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 65
FIGURA, o caso muda de - LQT 838, 15
FIGURE OUT - imaginar - Iraquis Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said recently, will "figure out a way to manage their affairs" that will be consistent with the principles that we set out. §"\'a7voc:-- consistent - according to, conform;in harmany; compatível; consistente; figure out - calculate ( calcular), decipher, interprete, penetrate, perceive, solve; to think about sb/sth until you understand them/it: We´ve never been able to figure her out. set out - expor( à venda); to present ideas, facts, etc. in an organized way, in speech or writing: He set out his objections to the plan; he set out the reasons for her resignation in a long letter
FILHO da puta - 78. - son of a bitch. - That son aof a bitch (Bush) ran into me (Kerry) [run into sb - to meet sb by chance] - U.S. ELECTIONS 2004.
FILME – entrar num f. – star → 104.(star).
FIRMEZA - numa situaçãodifícil - NETTLE , grasp the - to deal with (enfrentar) a difficult situation firmly and without hesitating. §"\'a7voc: nettle-urtiga; grasp - agarrar firmemente; prender firmemente com a mão.
FIXAR FIRMEMENTE, firmar - At his first outing in 1998, at the posh Jadriyah Equestrian club, he used high powered binoculars to survey the crowd of friends and family from a platform high above the guests. He saw something he liked, recalls his former aide Adib Shabaan who helped arrange the party. Uday tighted the focus on a pretty 14-years-old girl in a bright yellow dress sitting with her father, a former provincial governor, her mother and the younger brother and sister.Voc: posh - elegant and expensive; powered - (usually in compounds) - operated by a form of energy such as electricity or by the type of energy mentioned - see high powered = very powerful; to tighten - to become or make sth become tight or tighter ® tight -adj. - fixed fairly: held or fixed in position firmly
FIXAR (olhos) - fixar os olhos em alguém - fasten:"She fasten her gaze on her face"
FIXEN
FLEE (the) reality - Hurricane Katrina forces Hollywood stars to flee New Orleans sets; Flee from reality Flee from reality How will I get there? ... You are now at Metal Church Flee From Reality lyrics page of Lyrics site ...; "The combination of rationality misused both as religion and as cold methodology makes it flee human reality, into the promised land of the future common to ...
FLEXÍVEL, versátil; polivalente; eclético; ambidestro; bissexual; gilete (gíria) - LQT 838, 184
FLIP - Uday, then 33, flipped on his lighter too,confirming they had identified the right one.
FLOOD sb out - FUGIR, PARTIR (por causa das cheias) - to flood sb out - to force sb to leave their home because of a flood.
FLOOD - inundar, encher de água; alagar. - Björvinsson who has been flooded with interview requests since the issue came out." voc. request -solicitação; issue - questão, problema, ponto controverso; come out - become known.
FLOR - • flower (of plants)
FLOR (de) - à flor de - even with, level with;
FLOR (água) à flor da água - awash;
FLOR (cheire) - coloquial - ela não é flor que se cheire - she’s a bad lot;
FLOR (estar em) - estar em flor - to be in full bloom
FLOR (em) - em flor - in bloom, abloom;
FLOR (fina) - fina flor - the cream, crème de la crème;FLOR (idade) - estar na flor da idade -to be in one’s prime; ela já passou a flor da idade - her prime is past;
FLOR (nobreza) - a flor da nobreza - the flower of the nobility;
FLOR (recém-aberta) - flor recém-aberta - fresh-blown flower
FLOR (fina) - fina flor - the cream, crème de la crème;
FLOR (idade) - estar na flor da idade -to be in one’s prime; ela já passou a flor da idade - her prime is past;
FLOR (nobreza) - a flor da nobreza - the
flower of the nobility;
FLOR (recém-aberta) - flor recém-aberta - fresh-blown flower
FLOR (rosto) - olhos à flor do rosto -prominent eyes;
FLOR (singela) - flor singela -single flower;
FLOR (terra) - à flor da terra - on the ground level;
FLOR (vinho) - vinho com flor -
mouldy wine
FLORaachen
FLORES (artificiais) - flores artificiais - artificial flowers
FLORES (canteiro) - canteiro de flores - flower-bed
FLORES (casa deflores) – 3 kinds of shop: flower shop, cprner shop, village shop – lqt850, 10.
FLORES (colher) - gather flowers.
FLORES (de f. amarelas) - de flores amarelas - yellow-blossomed
FLORES (exposição) - exposição de flores - flower-show
FLORES (ramo) - Um RamoDeFlores - ABunchOfFlowers;
FLORES (viçosas) - floresviçosas - freshFlowers;
FLORES (vaso) - VasoDeFlores - Flower-Pot (flowerpot);
FLORES (vaso) - VasoDeFlores - flowerVase;
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FODER - A mãe morreu de fome
FOGUEIRA, chama, deslumbramento - blaze: When I get back home the sun is setting and the sky is a blaze.
FODER - Those two girls at the party, last night, did you happened to fock them? - 91.(acaso, por), 3
FOLDER -
of computer files . The term is more common in systems such
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which directories are traditionally depicted as folders (like
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FOLGADO
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FOLHAS - fls?
FOLHAScaídas - BeforeTheLeavesFall.
FOLLIKULÄR (auf den Follikel bezüglich)
FOLLOW up - sugestão, opinião, alvitre - seguir - follow up -[act upon a sugestion] Thanks for the information. I’ll §¨ it ©ª.(act upon a sugestion) [LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº. 46]§"\'a7voc:--act on /upon sth - to take action as a result of avice, inormation, etc.
FOLLOWup - continuar (takeMoreAction - continuar lição, etc.) - [take more action] We’ll follow up this lesson next week[LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº. 47]
FOME (passar) - Many families are forced to go hungry .(Langman Dict.)
FOME - Quando há fome não há ruim pão - - LQT 746 - Nº. 11
FOME - A fome é boa cozinheira - - LQT 746 - Nº. 16 .
FORab
FOR (agora) - for the time being - por agora.
FOR (ao) -António Lobo Antunes, a perennially strong candidate for the Nobel Prize for Literature, was awarded in 2000 the Great Prize for Fiction by the Association of Portuguese Writers for Exortação aos crocodilos (1999); it was the second time that he had won this prize..
FOR (crew) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 308.
32. FOR - devido a, por causa de - ... Or it was Britain’s SAS , punishing him for asserting too much independence from the West. [About Serbia’s PM Zoran djinjic assassination in Dec2002]
FOR - devido a, por causa de - fulano, se não fosse… - If it hadn’t been for their
FOR – (durante) Jack Strain has been the St. Tammany Parish sheriff in Slidell for 10 years. He tried to prepare his department, but says no amount of planning would have been 100% effective, given the storm’s intensity. Katrina’s 30-ft. tidal surge completely destroyed areas of Slidell, which is situated along the north shore of Lake Pontchartrai (Fev2006)
FOR (passage) - Mordell had to earn the money for his passage to England, ... In 1913 Mordell was offered a post at Birkbeck College, London, and one in Nova Scotia. ...
FOR (reasons) - Afflictions are part of this mortal existence. If we could understand the divine reasons for afflictions, perhaps we would be able to endure them better. ...; The perennial questions of reasons for afflictions and punishments are probed in "The Same Old Story" by students who finally learn "to turn fear into ...; so many reasons to leave, next>> ... we did not believe enough (oh, potential guilt trip there), or because god had a special reason for his afflictions; michelle dazio voluptuous afflictions how should always have nothing with and someone else don ... So then what are the usual reasons for wanting to write? ...; But Scripture subjoins a most excellent reason, when it tells us that we are not to look to ... there is the best reason for the afflictions of the saints, ...; twelve reasons to legalize drugs. there are no panaceas in the world but, for social afflictions, legalizing drugs comes possibly as close as any single ...
FOR the latest in sport – Cnn.comworld/sport – Cnn - News
FOR (thirth) – f. a th. - 58.
goalkeeper, united would have lost; if it weren’t for Jim, this company would be in a mess (confusão); if it hadn’t been for the night watchman, the fire wouldn’t have been brought under control.
FOR (dinner) - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 139, 2f.
FOR (durante) - ----a) I waited for twenty minutes b) he mow his lawn for 12 years ) Mr. Robert lived in the U.S. for three years) I took that medicine for three weeks d) her sister studied Germany for three weeks e) How long have you been waiting for that letter - I have been waiting for two weeks
FOR (entrar - idiom)em go in for (entrar numa competição - enter a competition - are you of going in for the race?
FOR (in gratitude for) - 46.(GRATIDÃO) OXFORD PHRASEBILDER GENTLE - GRATITUDE .
FOR (night) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 141.
FOR - para (conselho) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 81. - for advice.
FOR - (para - event) - (ABC inserir - Cloete, Hestrie), 4
FOR - para (o dia todo) - I think this rain has set in for the day. §"\'a7voc:--set in - estabelecer-se, vir para ficar (esp. tempo)
FOR - para (uma chávena de chá) - for a cup of tea - entrar - If you happen to be passing drop in for a cup of tea = if you should happen to be passing... . • She left for the U.S..
.FOR (peace) - pela paz - 23.
FOR (perguntar) - por perguntar, cntestar - "One man hás been detained for questioning."
FOR - por (chegarmos atrasados)- Our teacher told us off for being later. §"\'a7voc: tell off - ralhar.
FOR - por - por alguns dias - We canput you up for a few days §"\'a7voc: put up - offer accomodation
FOR - por (criticar) - • So it was you who set off the fire alarm for a joke! I might have known! --§"\'a7voc:-- set off - to make a bomb, etc. explode, etc.; to make an alarm start ringing. • Several enlisted men were prosecuted* for lambasting President Lincoln’s handling of the war. §"\'a7voc: handling- manejo, manejamento, manobra, manipulação./lambest - criticar fortemente, deitar abaixo (fig.) • vg. resolver, decidir, 95,7; 139, 20, 16 - Derek Bentley was hanged in January 1953 at Wendsworth prison for the murder of PC Mile . • Thank you very much for bying me flowers.
FOR (the murder) - Gram Ing «Formação», 119 1.
FOR(time) - for the time being - por agora.
FOR (them) - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 180.
FOR (world cup) - South Koreans are gearing themselves up for the World Cup with their customary fervour. – 10.preparar – se, 2
FOR (years) - ... Overseas Adventure Travel, for 26 years, has offered travelers value and discovery on ...
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FORA - CompletamentePorFora (inf); totalmenteenganado; completamentePorFora (inf) - (way) off base (to be) [toBeWaOffBase] - LQT838202
FORADeCena - offTheStage, título – troubledSoil
FORADaCorrida – éMuitaAreiaParaAMinhaCamioneta; deslocado; despreparado - toBeOutOfOne’sLeague. - Lqt838140
78.FORA - paraFora - paraoExterior, ParaAluzDoDia - Movie : Trinity (2004) For years, Blade has fought against the vampires in the cover of night, with the world above unaware of the brutal ongoing war. But now, after falling into the crosshairs of the FBI, he is forced out into the daylight where he is driven to join forces with a clan of human vampire hunters he never knew existed - The Nightstalkers
FORA dos Limites – distante; acima Da Capacidade; fora Da Sua Jurisdição Ou Alçada; improcedente; absurdo – out-of-bounds – Lqt 838, 142
FORAM – (de platina) - Jurado recorded over 30 albums, five of which went platinum, and… - Text 12, 3.
FÖRDERTURM
FORCEFULLY=energicamente, violentamente: ... and so did the
FOR the murder - 1191
FOREBODING, 739, 57 e sgs. - Agouro, mau presságio, mau prenúncio
7. FORM, 30, esq., 12 - the name given to a class especially in a secondary school. .- lqt 739,teen 1
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75.FORMER - antigo - DIC ABC INS (DEAR BILL, 6)
FORNECER - power - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 242, 4.
FORNECER alg. coisa a algé - provide sb with sth. LQT 735 - UNIT 21. LQT 831 Oxf (PROVIDE 1).
FOREBODING, 739, 57 e sgs. - Agouro, mau presságio, mau prenúncio
FORNECER (as coisas que um tipo particular de pessoas deseja) para algé./alg. coisa FORUM - market and meeting place in ancient Roman towns in Italy and later in the provinces, corresponding to the Greek agora. By extension the word forum often indicates the meeting itself in modern usage. The forum was usually square or rectangular in shape and had, among other buildings, a basilica with shops, the p...
cater for sb/sth. LQT 735 - UNIT 21.
FORTE, muito f. - LQT 746 - Nº. 4
FORUM - EMB - Fórum de Discussões
FORWARDS - Quick definitions (forwards) • adverb: at or to or toward the front; (‘forrad’ and ‘forrard’ are dialectal variations) • adverb: in a forward direction
FOSSE qual fosse; seja qual for ou quem for = no matters which: ""No matter which continent your ancestors came from, if you are an American, you are part Indian in your roots. ..."; ... No matter which candidate wins this November’s presidential vote, 2004 will go down
in US history ... And he wrote in the 1930s powerful words that apply to all of ...(Bush ganhou o 2º. Mandato Com 55% dos votos em prejuízo the kerry com 48% de votos)
"FOTOCHART" - vaiserdecididonofotochart; decisãoemcimadahora; vaiserdecididoemcimadahora, lqt838, 77
FOTOGRAFIAS, TIRAR (BATER) - the guy in red in the 5th picture getting beaten is yehia samy. the one ... Sandmonkey has some pictures taken firsthand of who should be considered; Their site has a number of videos showcasing some of the various weapons ... makes his own wireless remote; then takes pictures of himself ; "For some reason, I'm really good at taking sports photos"; ... He was beaten cleanly only once or twice; he was out of position a few times, ... skating, ...; Enraged about the missing watch, Gulsoma's father-in-law had beaten her ... As we walk outside to take some pictures, I ask her if, after all she's been ...
FRACASSAR; falhar; ser eliminado; pisar na bola; macar bobeira (inf) - comer barriga (inf) - strike out (v.) / strike out (n.). - LQT 838, 182.
FRACASSO - LQT 838, 28
FRANCÊS - . His attacks on French egalitarianism and on the economics of Adam Smith were vigorous attempts to find a modern justification for traditional institutions.
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FRAUDE - Fraudsters (falsificadores, i. é pessoas que pratica a fraude) have been known to apply for credit in someone else’s name and redirect that person’s mail. If your mail suddenly stops arriving, contact your local post office immediately to check that it is not being redirected
FRECH
8.FRECKLE, 30, esq., 8 - a small brown mark or spot (marca, mancha) on the skin. .- lqt 739,teen 1
FRENTE - à frente de nós (à nossa frente) - we still have a very very violent period ahead of us
FRIO de bater o dente - allowing frigid air to spill out of polar regions and envelop cities like Toronto and New York, Berlin and Paris in teeth - chattering cold.- 109. (assim), 3
FRIO - cucumber - pepino - cool as a cucumber=very calm and controlled, especially in a difficult situation
FRIO – tnho f. – I’m cold – LQT 682, B, 1
FROM (de) - fugir do - 16.(abandonar), 2
FROM (deste) - libertar deste 24.(libertar)
FROM deposing - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 91.
FROM seeing, 97,13 - de ver
FROM (patrões) - The chairman stepped down after criticism from shareholders§"\'a7voc:--step down - renunciar; shareholder - owner.
FROM … to - … serving first in the Sierra Gorda missions from 1750 to 1758 and then in south-central Mexico from 1758 to 1767.
FRUITS of - ... hypocrisy, and, above all, selfishness -- but also the fruits of a disbelief in all ... "LUCIFER" sounded the reveille, and the first fruit has been
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"My computer's broken again. What a fuck-up."
Or, to preserve the sense of annoying, in my neck of the woods, just "it's a fucker".
As in: "I hate putting together IKEA furniture, it's a right fucker (really difficult) to do."
"I hate my boss, he's a right fucker (annoying person)"
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FUGIR, partir (por causa das cheias) - to flood sb out - to force sb to leave their home because of a flood.
FUGIR da raia (inf).;CARTA fora do baralho; desistir do páreo; descartado; estar fora do páreo; arrepiar carreira (inf.); afinar (inf.) - out of the running - LQT 838, 141
FULANO, se não fosse - If it hadn’t been for their goalkeeper, united would have lost; if it weren’t for Jim, this company would be in a mess.
FUGIR – Os editores da time nunca fugiram do tema sexo - The editors of time have never shied
away from the topic of sex – TEXTOS II, 7, cabeçalho.
FULFIL - completar - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO»,128.
FULL - completo, cheio, pleno - A critic is socially useful to the extent that society wants, and receives, a fuller understanding of literature than it could have achieved without him. In filling this appetite, the critic whets it further, helping to create a public that cares about artistic quality.
FUNDAR - fundar um hospital - to found a hospital; fundar uma escola - to found a school fundar um banco - to establish a bank; fundar um argumento em factos bem conhecidos - to found an argument on well-known facts; fundar as suas esperanças sobre - to place one’s hopes in; fundar uma sociedade - to establish a company; fundar uma dinastia - to found a dynasty.
107.FUNDIR - (organizações) - A wave of merger activity, not seen since the height of the Internet boom, is sweeping Europe. Will this round of deals be sweeter than the last? ◄voc► merger – (between/o A and B)| (with sth) – the act of joining two or more organizations or businesses into one : a merger of the two banks; height - auge, ponto extremo; deal – negócio; sweeter – mais satisfatório
FURNITURE - The’ve got some very nice furniture in their house (not ‘furniture’).
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