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LÁBIOS carnudos – With her long legs ample bee – stung lips and striking deep – set blue eyes, Angelina Jolie may have been destined for screen stardom even without the benefit of her acting lineage or her considerable talent. ◄voc►ample – grande, extenso; sting – picar (insecto); striking - atraente; que toca ou bate; que atrai a atenção ou que desperta grande interesse; set – firme; stardom - estrelato
LABORATÓRIOlab - Gram Ing «Formação», 60
LABREGO- 'Ate porque' and 'labrego' in English
LADO - abeam of us - de través, de lado;
LADO, ao l. de - next to - 79. presente
LADO, em qualquer l. - Gram Ing «Formação», 243, 4
LADO – passar para o outro l. - Last week he passed it …- - Nickel Neelie (ins), 17
LANÇAR - throw into – The bombing of the Samarra mosque threw the country into a storm of sectarian violence. - On The Brink, 2 tee
LANÇAR (rocket) – Rockets launched from Gaza into Israel- 1 wounded. - CNN◄Voc►launch – lançar, atirar, arremessar.
LADO – pôr de l (à letra - demitir). - He dismisses the idea that his program lacks the drama and importance of those of his predecessors. "- Cd71- A Man and his Times, 54
LADO – ser Posto De Lado – ser Rebaixado; começardozero; ostracismo; cairnoesquecimento; serdeixadodelado;cairparaasegundadivisão; serpostoparaescanteio (inf.) - Backtotheminors - Lqt838, 22
LANCE, aguarde o seu - LQT 838, 190
LANÇO, parada - stake, at - that can be won or lost depending on the success of a particular action: we can’t not afford to take risks when peoples lives are at stake (em jogo); risked to be won or lost (life itself is a stale. §"\'a7voc: stake[steIk] • lanço, parada, quantidade de dinheiro arriscada em corrida de cavalos, aposta, etc.;• estaca; • poste ao qual se amarravam os condenados a ser queimados vivos; • estaca; • poste ao qual se amarravam os condenados a ser queimados vivos;
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LARGADA, foi dada a ; foi dada a partida; prosperar; estar em franco desenvilvimento - off and running - LQT 838, 133
LARGADA, queimar a ;queimar a partida; precipitar-se - jum the gun - LQT 838, 112
LARGAR na frente; sair na frente; pular na frente; arrancar primeiro – to be first out of the gate, Lqt838, 68
LAREIRA - fireplace, 95, 11
LARGURA - a).The April 25th bridge is over two kilometres long and five traffic lanes wide, and elevated almost one hundred meters above the rivers waters. The central span (the largest in Europe) is over one thousand meters long. §"\'a7voc:-- lane - caminho estreito, vereda; pista individual para corridas (desp); span • distância duma extremidade a outra; • secção de arco entre dois pontos de apoio;- distância entre dois pontos de apoio de um arco; b) rejecting the timid estimate of those who assigned to this object a length of two hundred feet, equally with the exaggerated opinions which set it down as a mile in width and three in length.-- §"\'a7voc:--estimate - s. estimativa; assign - atribuir, imputar; set down - to write sth down on a paper in order to record it. - rejeitando opiniões exageradas que o diziam com uma largura de mil e um comprimento de 3.000.
LASS (also lassie) - a girl; a young woman.
LATINAS, expressões - petit larousse illustré
LATO - Saddam gave Quasy broad authority to oversee the crushing of the uprising. *.§"\'a7* crushing - adj. Esmagador; used to emphasisze ho bad or severe sth is; uprising-rebellion
LAW (AGAINST THE LAW) :"In Sweden it is against the law to hit a child"
LAW (AGAINST THE LAW) :"In Sweden it is against the law to hit a child"
LAY, LAID, LAID - [usually + adv./prep.] put down / spread - to put sth/sb down in a paticular position, especially when it is done gently or carefully: ‘He laid a hand on my arm’; the horse laid back its ears’; relatives laid a wreath on the grave; ‘Iris Bently will tomorrow lay a wreath a the gate of the prison where her brother Derek was executed;
LAY [leI] - pretérito de lie (lie, lay lain - jazer, estar deitado)- verbo transitivo e intransitivo - {pretérito e particípio passado: laid} • assentar,: Shakespeare’s contemporaries believed Lear to have been a historical monarch. For Shakespeare, however, although he gave the play something of a chronicle structure, the interest lay not in politicalevents but in the personal character of Lear. The main theme of the play is put into the mouth of the evil Regan, speaking to the pitiful Gloucester: §"\'a7voc:--• colocar, pôr (sobretudo em posição horizontal);
LAY down - legislar (state a rule - especially lay down the law): The company has laid down strict procedures for this kind of situation[ LQT 735.-.U.-24-.Nº85].
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LEAD [li:d] -v t e I {pretérito e particípio passado: led} • guiar, conduzir, levar; - The same line of development leads to a cognate design in Galicia at the Benedictine façade of San (esp.) Salvador; §"\'a7voc:--cognate - cognato, cognado: designação das palavras com o mesmo radical mas com funções diferentes [do lati cognâtu - que tem relação com; parente].
LEAD straight to - The trail of Plame leads straight to Dick Cheney. By Swopa May 13 2006 - 7:45pm. There's still a way out for you, Karl. Here's all you've got to do. ...
LEAK Word (to leak sth to sb) - to give secret information to the pubic, for example by telling a newspaper. - Gram Ing «Formação», 235.
LEAL - (play) - fair play - jogo honesto, jogo leal, procedimento correcto;
LEAL - (play) - I will see fair playhá-de haver lealdade de ambos os lados; I will see fair Play
LEAL (lealdade, actuar com) - to play fair - actuar com lealdade, ser leal;
LEALDADE - I will see fair play - há-de haver lealdade de ambos os lados; - to play the game -jogar conforme as regras, actuar com lealdade fig. ;
LEAVE, lqt391, 98, 5f: I usually leave at sunrise
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LEAVE (for) - Leave your answer for the magazine's monthly Where Are You? competition
LEGISLAR - lay down - (state a rule - especially lay down the law): The company has laid down strict procedures for this kind of situation. [ LQT 735.-.U.-24-.Nº85].
LEI, a favor da - LAW (WITHIN THE).-.26.-. "Defense attorneys (os advogados de defesa) can use any means within the law"
LEI, ao abrigo de uma - [LAW (A)] UNDER.-.24.-
LEI, contra a - LAW (AGAINST THE LAW) :"In Sweden it is against the law to hit a child"
LEIGO; Palpiteiro - centoavantedepoltrona; sapo (inf); sabichão; centoavante de poltrona; teórico - Mondaymorningquafrterback; armchairquarterback - LQT 838, 131
LEMBRARalg. coisa a alg. - remind sb. of sth. LQT 735 - UNIT 21. lembrar / lembrar-se / recordar
LEMBRAR-se, ter presente no espírito - bear(mind) - to bear in mind - lembrar-se, ter presente no espírito
LENHA (arranjar lenha paa se queimar; procurar questões; ser desordeiro)- to trail one’s coat--§"\'a7voc:--trail - seguir o rasto ou a pista de; arrastar; puxar atrás de si. lqt 746 - j. cruz ribeiro - 1960 – 150
LEMBRO – me - http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=557546&goto=newpost
LENHA (arranjar lenha para se queimar) - Figurado - to play into the hands of - ir beneficiar outra pessoa com aquilo que se faz, dar a outra pessoa armas contra si mesmo;
LESTE (do) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 229.
LET - deixar - §.It wouldn’t have been right to let you do all the worjk on your own.§.I couldn’t let you do all the work on your own.
LET down - desapontar, desiludir - desiludir - [disappoint - break a promise] Sorry to §¨©ª but I can’t give you a lift today[LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº.86].
LET on -.dizer, não (para ser surpresa - col.) - let on -.[inform about a secret - colloquial]. We’re planning a surpise for Helen but don’t §¨©ª.[LQT 735.-.U.-.25.-.Nº 124].
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LEVANTADOR- setter - volleyball
armador - point guard – basketball
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LEVANTAR– SE (cadeira) – he stood up and left the room (lqt681, 222).
LEVANTAR– SE (cama) – I usually get up early. (=get out of the bed) (lqt681 - fig em que o rapaz está sentado numa cadeira e se levanta).
LEVANTAR– SE - Sitting Pretty - One town’s rise (emersão) from backwater to manufacturing power shows why China is so formidable◄voc► to be sitting pretty - ter um bom emprego; backwater - água represada, água estagnada;
LEVAR [lado] (a algum lado) - walk somebody to something : Schools are urging parents to walk their children to school. She walked me to the front gate.
LEVAR [cão] – levar o cão a passear [transitive] to take a dog for a walk for exercise: Grandma's out walking the dog .
LEVAR [casa] (a casa para se certificar que alguém fica bem ou por educação) - [transitive] to walk somewhere with someone, especially in order to make sure that they are safe or to be polite:: It's late - I'll walk you home.
LEVAR [melhor] a melhor; ganhar - - LQT 838, 55
LEVAR [melhor] a melhor, ganhar - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 28.
LEVAR [conta] em conta - bargain for - (take in account) -We hadn’t bargained for there being so muchntraffic, and we missed the plane [LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº.41].
LEVAR [conta] em conta os aspectos relevantes - LQT 838, 4pr
LEVAR - me [aldeia] para a aldeia - and they drive me to the village - to drive - 1.
LEVAR [vermelho] cartão vermelho; estoirar o limite de faltas; ser eliminado; pisar na bola; ser rejeitado – foul out, Lqt838,69
LEVAR (preço, no) - rip off (charge too much) - You paid 50 € They really ripped you off .
LEVAR – push – 114 (beira), 2
LEVAR (tempo) - take up - time (occupy time) : The meeting took up a whole morning[LQT 735.-.U.-.25.-.Nº.157].
LEVAR (tempo) - It took France around 90 years to go from violet revolution to a settled bourgeois democracy
LEVANTAR um dedo - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 93.
LEVEM - nos - take them away (dos filmes)
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LIGHTING, 96,2 (He said lighting the fire) - disse ao mesmo tempo que acendia o lume.
LIABLE for - responsável por pagar o custo de alg. coisa: Yu’ll be liable for any damge caused - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 240, 2.; Stop the nonsense not the anticoagulants: a matter of life and death.
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LIFE - ... 2. In the same way, the Text does not stop at (good) Literature; it cannot be contained ...
He becomes, as it were, a paper-author: his life is no longer the ...
LIFE (perigo) - in danger of life - em perigo de vida
LIFE (salvar, para s. a própria vida) - This guy looked like he had jumped out of a magazine cover. I remember all this now but at that time I held onto my door for my dear life. Neither of us said nothing for the first few minutes. I continued staring at his shoes through the gap that I had left open of my door◄Voc► for dear life for one's life - para salvar a própria vida;
LIFE, surprise of front view. side view. Surprise of Life bronze 35 x 11 x 10 inches
LIFE (gr) An age in her embraces passed / Would seem a winter’s day, / Where life and light with envious haste; Science offers the best answers to the meaning of life; I think it is likely that there is life out there.
LIFE – lives → Iraqi troops risking their lives for elections ... "Sure the insurgents will
continue to attack after the elections, but the new government will build a ...
Bernstein: We continue our reporting on the situation in Haiti, a situation that the
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LIGADO (inf.) - OLHOS bem abertos, estar com os; atento, competente; inteligente; antenado (inf) - LQT 838, 135
LIGAR, conectatr com - LINK.-.14.-. - elo de corrente, anel; elo de união. - LINK WITH (link A with B) - to make a physical connection between one object, machine, place, etc.and another: The video cameras are linked to a powerful computer; the channel Tunnel links Britain with the rest o Europe; when computers are networked (integrados numa rede), they linked together so that information can be transfered between them.
LIGAR - estar de acordo, condizer - tie in with (be in agreement with) - I’m afraid your party doesn’t quite tie in with our arrangements.
LIGAR - não ligar à ameaça - hit= • bater em, dar uma pancada em; - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 332, 2.
LIGHT (holofote) - they played a searchlight on the enemy - fizeram incidir um holofote sobre o inimigo;
LIGHT (luz na água) - the sunlight was playing on the water - a luz do Sol parecia brincar sobre a água;
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LIMELIGHT [’laImlaIt] - teatro - ribalta;
LIMITADO a - restriction on.-.11.1. LQT 735 - UNIT 22. LQT 831 OXF (resriction).
LIMITE de faltas, estoirar o limite de; levar cartão vermelho, ser eliminado; pisar na bola; ser rejeitado – foul out, Lqt838, 69
LIMITE (pôr) - to draw the line - pôr um limite, pôr um termo.
24.LIMPAR - relieve (libertar - de sofrimento, etc.) - ...the seas should at any price be releaved from…que os mares fossem finalmente limpos, fosse a que preço fosse deste…
LIMPO, jogo; espírito desportivo; lisuara; "fair play" – fair play, 64
LINDÍSSIMO - It has been a magic day (tem sido um dia lindíssimo) [dos filmes]
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LINE up - to stand (estatr de pé) in a line or row; to form a queue / line: ‘ line up children; cars lining up waiting to board the ship. §"\'a7voc: board - embarcar (em barco ou avião)
LINK - linked, link•ing, links
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To connect with or as if with a link: linked the rings to form a chain. See Synonyms at join .
Computer Science. To make a hypertext link in: linked her webpage to her employer’s homepage.
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To become connected with or as if with a link: The molecules linked to form a polymer.
Computer Science. To follow a hypertext link: With a click of the mouse, I linked to the company’s website.
[Middle English linke, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse hlekkr, *hlenkr, from *hlenkr.]
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LINE up - to stand (estatr de pé) in a line or row; to form a queue / line: ‘ line up children; cars lining up waiting to board the ship. §"\'a7voc: board - embarcar (em barco ou avião)
LÍQUIDO e certo; barbada; garantido; moleza - slam dunk - lqt 838, 178
LISONJEAR; tb fazer alguém zangar-se; levar alguém a zangar-se. - Incense - to make sb very angry: she was insensed at the idea. --§"\'a7voc:--to grow angry=zangar-se; agastar-se; angry [’äNgri] - to be angry at something, to be angry with somebody - estar zangado com alguma coisa, com alguém; he got angry with me - ele zangou-se comigo;
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LISTENING TO, 99,2: I like sitting for hours outside looking at the stars, listening to the stream and the nightingales.
LISUARA; jogo limpo; espírito desportivo; "fair play" – fair play, 64
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LIVE (in) - Anthony worked two jobs to help pay for the house he lived in with his mother.
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LIVRE de perigo - SAFE FROM.-.1º.-. . lqt 735 - unit 22. lqt 831 Oxf (safe).
LOCALIZAÇÃO, preposições de - Helpful Links for English-as-Second-Language Students (ESL Links)
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LOGO que, uma vez que - Gram Ing «Formação», 178.
LOIRA - fair-haired - Ing Form, 342,6.
LOJA - shop, 98, 9f
LOJISTA, comerciante - shopkeeper. Ing Form, 34,11.
LONGE, de - Godard's first film was better by far (=by a large amount or degree) . On several other occasions, Bush contended he could nullify laws ... In just five years, Bush has challenged more than 750 new laws, by far a record for any ...
LOOKING AT, 99, 2: I like sitting for hours outside looking at the stars, listening to the stream and the nightingales
LOOK on considerar - look on (consider): We look on this town as our real home [LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº.93].
LOOK UPON - - … and Switzerland. Likewise, all who wanted changes in England, Ireland, the German states, the Austrian lands, or Italy looked upon the Revolution with sympathy.
LOTS OF TIMES, 98,5: I go there lots of times
LOVE (for) - I appreciate so very much your steadfast love for your husband. ... And in order to protect the homeland, these good people have got to be able to share ...
LOVE (for) - Learn the `ôlelo (language); your love for these beautiful islands will ... It's time to learn a language that makes a positive difference to your homeland. ...; The pride you feel for your homeland is most evident. ... i just wanted to let you know that i absolutely love your web pages and links they are absolutly ...; Then seec for your homeland. William Nicholson responded: ... I love listening to the tapes of books once i've finished reading them and i saw in a store ...; Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Islam and Its' Love For Killing People:. » Important Lessons From The London Bombings from Shining City ...
LOWER house of the parliament: "hich was passed by the lower house of the French Parliament".
LÜCKEN.
LUCRO - gain - 37.(anual).
LUNCH, 98, 1f
LUGAR onde se passa qualquer coisa, qualquer evento - Setting - The place at which sth happens: A packed New York Giants Stadium was the perfect setting for Ireland’s 1 – 0 defeat of Italy in the first round. – Text 11, 78.
LUGARES em pé - standing room - lugares em pé: At the Council on Foreign Relations in New York city last week, a standing-room-only crowd gathered to hear Niall Ferguson.
LUTA por alg. coisa - tussle - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 245, 30.
LUTAR – struggle (with sb)(to do sth) - With a fledgling government struggling to maintain order, can all-out civil war be averted? And what will it mean for the West? - On The Brink, 2
LUZ (água) - the sunlight was playing on the water - a luz do Sol parecia brincar sobre a água;
LUZ (holofote) - they played a searchlight on the enemy - fizeram incidir um holofote sobre o inimigo;
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LÁBIOS carnudos – With her long legs ample bee – stung lips and striking deep – set blue eyes, Angelina Jolie may have been destined for screen stardom even without the benefit of her acting lineage or her considerable talent. ◄voc►ample – grande, extenso; sting – picar (insecto); striking - atraente; que toca ou bate; que atrai a atenção ou que desperta grande interesse; set – firme; stardom - estrelato
LABORATÓRIOlab - Gram Ing «Formação», 60
LABREGO- 'Ate porque' and 'labrego' in English
LADO - abeam of us - de través, de lado;
LADO, ao l. de - next to - 79. presente
LADO, em qualquer l. - Gram Ing «Formação», 243, 4
LADO – passar para o outro l. - Last week he passed it …- - Nickel Neelie (ins), 17
LANÇAR - throw into – The bombing of the Samarra mosque threw the country into a storm of sectarian violence. - On The Brink, 2 tee
LANÇAR (rocket) – Rockets launched from Gaza into Israel- 1 wounded. - CNN◄Voc►launch – lançar, atirar, arremessar.
LADO – pôr de l (à letra - demitir). - He dismisses the idea that his program lacks the drama and importance of those of his predecessors. "- Cd71- A Man and his Times, 54
LADO – ser Posto De Lado – ser Rebaixado; começardozero; ostracismo; cairnoesquecimento; serdeixadodelado;cairparaasegundadivisão; serpostoparaescanteio (inf.) - Backtotheminors - Lqt838, 22
LANCE, aguarde o seu - LQT 838, 190
LANÇO, parada - stake, at - that can be won or lost depending on the success of a particular action: we can’t not afford to take risks when peoples lives are at stake (em jogo); risked to be won or lost (life itself is a stale. §"\'a7voc: stake[steIk] • lanço, parada, quantidade de dinheiro arriscada em corrida de cavalos, aposta, etc.;• estaca; • poste ao qual se amarravam os condenados a ser queimados vivos; • estaca; • poste ao qual se amarravam os condenados a ser queimados vivos;
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LARGADA, foi dada a ; foi dada a partida; prosperar; estar em franco desenvilvimento - off and running - LQT 838, 133
LARGADA, queimar a ;queimar a partida; precipitar-se - jum the gun - LQT 838, 112
LARGAR na frente; sair na frente; pular na frente; arrancar primeiro – to be first out of the gate, Lqt838, 68
LAREIRA - fireplace, 95, 11
LARGURA - a).The April 25th bridge is over two kilometres long and five traffic lanes wide, and elevated almost one hundred meters above the rivers waters. The central span (the largest in Europe) is over one thousand meters long. §"\'a7voc:-- lane - caminho estreito, vereda; pista individual para corridas (desp); span • distância duma extremidade a outra; • secção de arco entre dois pontos de apoio;- distância entre dois pontos de apoio de um arco; b) rejecting the timid estimate of those who assigned to this object a length of two hundred feet, equally with the exaggerated opinions which set it down as a mile in width and three in length.-- §"\'a7voc:--estimate - s. estimativa; assign - atribuir, imputar; set down - to write sth down on a paper in order to record it. - rejeitando opiniões exageradas que o diziam com uma largura de mil e um comprimento de 3.000.
LASS (also lassie) - a girl; a young woman.
LATINAS, expressões - petit larousse illustré
LATO - Saddam gave Quasy broad authority to oversee the crushing of the uprising. *.§"\'a7* crushing - adj. Esmagador; used to emphasisze ho bad or severe sth is; uprising-rebellion
LAW (AGAINST THE LAW) :"In Sweden it is against the law to hit a child"
LAW (AGAINST THE LAW) :"In Sweden it is against the law to hit a child"
LAY, LAID, LAID - [usually + adv./prep.] put down / spread - to put sth/sb down in a paticular position, especially when it is done gently or carefully: ‘He laid a hand on my arm’; the horse laid back its ears’; relatives laid a wreath on the grave; ‘Iris Bently will tomorrow lay a wreath a the gate of the prison where her brother Derek was executed;
LAY [leI] - pretérito de lie (lie, lay lain - jazer, estar deitado)- verbo transitivo e intransitivo - {pretérito e particípio passado: laid} • assentar,: Shakespeare’s contemporaries believed Lear to have been a historical monarch. For Shakespeare, however, although he gave the play something of a chronicle structure, the interest lay not in politicalevents but in the personal character of Lear. The main theme of the play is put into the mouth of the evil Regan, speaking to the pitiful Gloucester: §"\'a7voc:--• colocar, pôr (sobretudo em posição horizontal);
LAY down - legislar (state a rule - especially lay down the law): The company has laid down strict procedures for this kind of situation[ LQT 735.-.U.-24-.Nº85].
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LEAD [li:d] -v t e I {pretérito e particípio passado: led} • guiar, conduzir, levar; - The same line of development leads to a cognate design in Galicia at the Benedictine façade of San (esp.) Salvador; §"\'a7voc:--cognate - cognato, cognado: designação das palavras com o mesmo radical mas com funções diferentes [do lati cognâtu - que tem relação com; parente].
LEAD straight to - The trail of Plame leads straight to Dick Cheney. By Swopa May 13 2006 - 7:45pm. There's still a way out for you, Karl. Here's all you've got to do. ...
LEAK Word (to leak sth to sb) - to give secret information to the pubic, for example by telling a newspaper. - Gram Ing «Formação», 235.
LEAL - (play) - fair play - jogo honesto, jogo leal, procedimento correcto;
LEAL - (play) - I will see fair playhá-de haver lealdade de ambos os lados; I will see fair Play
LEAL (lealdade, actuar com) - to play fair - actuar com lealdade, ser leal;
LEALDADE - I will see fair play - há-de haver lealdade de ambos os lados; - to play the game -jogar conforme as regras, actuar com lealdade fig. ;
LEAVE, lqt391, 98, 5f: I usually leave at sunrise
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LEAVE (for) - Leave your answer for the magazine's monthly Where Are You? competition
LEGISLAR - lay down - (state a rule - especially lay down the law): The company has laid down strict procedures for this kind of situation. [ LQT 735.-.U.-24-.Nº85].
LEI, a favor da - LAW (WITHIN THE).-.26.-. "Defense attorneys (os advogados de defesa) can use any means within the law"
LEI, ao abrigo de uma - [LAW (A)] UNDER.-.24.-
LEI, contra a - LAW (AGAINST THE LAW) :"In Sweden it is against the law to hit a child"
LEIGO; Palpiteiro - centoavantedepoltrona; sapo (inf); sabichão; centoavante de poltrona; teórico - Mondaymorningquafrterback; armchairquarterback - LQT 838, 131
LEMBRARalg. coisa a alg. - remind sb. of sth. LQT 735 - UNIT 21. lembrar / lembrar-se / recordar
LEMBRAR-se, ter presente no espírito - bear(mind) - to bear in mind - lembrar-se, ter presente no espírito
LENHA (arranjar lenha paa se queimar; procurar questões; ser desordeiro)- to trail one’s coat--§"\'a7voc:--trail - seguir o rasto ou a pista de; arrastar; puxar atrás de si. lqt 746 - j. cruz ribeiro - 1960 – 150
LEMBRO – me - http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=557546&goto=newpost
LENHA (arranjar lenha para se queimar) - Figurado - to play into the hands of - ir beneficiar outra pessoa com aquilo que se faz, dar a outra pessoa armas contra si mesmo;
LESTE (do) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 229.
LET - deixar - §.It wouldn’t have been right to let you do all the worjk on your own.§.I couldn’t let you do all the work on your own.
LET down - desapontar, desiludir - desiludir - [disappoint - break a promise] Sorry to §¨©ª but I can’t give you a lift today[LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº.86].
LET on -.dizer, não (para ser surpresa - col.) - let on -.[inform about a secret - colloquial]. We’re planning a surpise for Helen but don’t §¨©ª.[LQT 735.-.U.-.25.-.Nº 124].
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LEVANTADOR- setter - volleyball
armador - point guard – basketball
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LEVANTAR– SE (cadeira) – he stood up and left the room (lqt681, 222).
LEVANTAR– SE (cama) – I usually get up early. (=get out of the bed) (lqt681 - fig em que o rapaz está sentado numa cadeira e se levanta).
LEVANTAR– SE - Sitting Pretty - One town’s rise (emersão) from backwater to manufacturing power shows why China is so formidable◄voc► to be sitting pretty - ter um bom emprego; backwater - água represada, água estagnada;
LEVAR [lado] (a algum lado) - walk somebody to something : Schools are urging parents to walk their children to school. She walked me to the front gate.
LEVAR [cão] – levar o cão a passear [transitive] to take a dog for a walk for exercise: Grandma's out walking the dog .
LEVAR [casa] (a casa para se certificar que alguém fica bem ou por educação) - [transitive] to walk somewhere with someone, especially in order to make sure that they are safe or to be polite:: It's late - I'll walk you home.
LEVAR [melhor] a melhor; ganhar - - LQT 838, 55
LEVAR [melhor] a melhor, ganhar - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 28.
LEVAR [conta] em conta - bargain for - (take in account) -We hadn’t bargained for there being so muchntraffic, and we missed the plane [LQT 735.-.U.-.23.-.Nº.41].
LEVAR [conta] em conta os aspectos relevantes - LQT 838, 4pr
LEVAR - me [aldeia] para a aldeia - and they drive me to the village - to drive - 1.
LEVAR [vermelho] cartão vermelho; estoirar o limite de faltas; ser eliminado; pisar na bola; ser rejeitado – foul out, Lqt838,69
LEVAR (preço, no) - rip off (charge too much) - You paid 50 € They really ripped you off .
LEVAR – push – 114 (beira), 2
LEVAR (tempo) - take up - time (occupy time) : The meeting took up a whole morning[LQT 735.-.U.-.25.-.Nº.157].
LEVAR (tempo) - It took France around 90 years to go from violet revolution to a settled bourgeois democracy
LEVANTAR um dedo - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 93.
LEVEM - nos - take them away (dos filmes)
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LIGHTING, 96,2 (He said lighting the fire) - disse ao mesmo tempo que acendia o lume.
LIABLE for - responsável por pagar o custo de alg. coisa: Yu’ll be liable for any damge caused - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 240, 2.; Stop the nonsense not the anticoagulants: a matter of life and death.
LICHTMESSER
LIFE - ... 2. In the same way, the Text does not stop at (good) Literature; it cannot be contained ...
He becomes, as it were, a paper-author: his life is no longer the ...
LIFE (perigo) - in danger of life - em perigo de vida
LIFE (salvar, para s. a própria vida) - This guy looked like he had jumped out of a magazine cover. I remember all this now but at that time I held onto my door for my dear life. Neither of us said nothing for the first few minutes. I continued staring at his shoes through the gap that I had left open of my door◄Voc► for dear life for one's life - para salvar a própria vida;
LIFE, surprise of front view. side view. Surprise of Life bronze 35 x 11 x 10 inches
LIFE (gr) An age in her embraces passed / Would seem a winter’s day, / Where life and light with envious haste; Science offers the best answers to the meaning of life; I think it is likely that there is life out there.
LIFE – lives → Iraqi troops risking their lives for elections ... "Sure the insurgents will
continue to attack after the elections, but the new government will build a ...
Bernstein: We continue our reporting on the situation in Haiti, a situation that the
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LIGADO (inf.) - OLHOS bem abertos, estar com os; atento, competente; inteligente; antenado (inf) - LQT 838, 135
LIGAR, conectatr com - LINK.-.14.-. - elo de corrente, anel; elo de união. - LINK WITH (link A with B) - to make a physical connection between one object, machine, place, etc.and another: The video cameras are linked to a powerful computer; the channel Tunnel links Britain with the rest o Europe; when computers are networked (integrados numa rede), they linked together so that information can be transfered between them.
LIGAR - estar de acordo, condizer - tie in with (be in agreement with) - I’m afraid your party doesn’t quite tie in with our arrangements.
LIGAR - não ligar à ameaça - hit= • bater em, dar uma pancada em; - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 332, 2.
LIGHT (holofote) - they played a searchlight on the enemy - fizeram incidir um holofote sobre o inimigo;
LIGHT (luz na água) - the sunlight was playing on the water - a luz do Sol parecia brincar sobre a água;
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LIMELIGHT [’laImlaIt] - teatro - ribalta;
LIMITADO a - restriction on.-.11.1. LQT 735 - UNIT 22. LQT 831 OXF (resriction).
LIMITE de faltas, estoirar o limite de; levar cartão vermelho, ser eliminado; pisar na bola; ser rejeitado – foul out, Lqt838, 69
LIMITE (pôr) - to draw the line - pôr um limite, pôr um termo.
24.LIMPAR - relieve (libertar - de sofrimento, etc.) - ...the seas should at any price be releaved from…que os mares fossem finalmente limpos, fosse a que preço fosse deste…
LIMPO, jogo; espírito desportivo; lisuara; "fair play" – fair play, 64
LINDÍSSIMO - It has been a magic day (tem sido um dia lindíssimo) [dos filmes]
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LINE up - to stand (estatr de pé) in a line or row; to form a queue / line: ‘ line up children; cars lining up waiting to board the ship. §"\'a7voc: board - embarcar (em barco ou avião)
LINK - linked, link•ing, links
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To connect with or as if with a link: linked the rings to form a chain. See Synonyms at join .
Computer Science. To make a hypertext link in: linked her webpage to her employer’s homepage.
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To become connected with or as if with a link: The molecules linked to form a polymer.
Computer Science. To follow a hypertext link: With a click of the mouse, I linked to the company’s website.
[Middle English linke, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse hlekkr, *hlenkr, from *hlenkr.]
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LINE up - to stand (estatr de pé) in a line or row; to form a queue / line: ‘ line up children; cars lining up waiting to board the ship. §"\'a7voc: board - embarcar (em barco ou avião)
LÍQUIDO e certo; barbada; garantido; moleza - slam dunk - lqt 838, 178
LISONJEAR; tb fazer alguém zangar-se; levar alguém a zangar-se. - Incense - to make sb very angry: she was insensed at the idea. --§"\'a7voc:--to grow angry=zangar-se; agastar-se; angry [’äNgri] - to be angry at something, to be angry with somebody - estar zangado com alguma coisa, com alguém; he got angry with me - ele zangou-se comigo;
LISTA eleitoral - TEXT N.º 7, 4
LISTENING TO, 99,2: I like sitting for hours outside looking at the stars, listening to the stream and the nightingales.
LISUARA; jogo limpo; espírito desportivo; "fair play" – fair play, 64
LISTENPLATZ
LIVE (in) - Anthony worked two jobs to help pay for the house he lived in with his mother.
LIVRAR-se de, desembaraçar-se de - to get rid of - http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=333633&goto=newpost
LIVRE de perigo - SAFE FROM.-.1º.-. . lqt 735 - unit 22. lqt 831 Oxf (safe).
LOCALIZAÇÃO, preposições de - Helpful Links for English-as-Second-Language Students (ESL Links)
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/eslprep.html. * Prepositions of Location (at, in, on) http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/eslprep2.html ...
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LOGO que, uma vez que - Gram Ing «Formação», 178.
LOIRA - fair-haired - Ing Form, 342,6.
LOJA - shop, 98, 9f
LOJISTA, comerciante - shopkeeper. Ing Form, 34,11.
LONGE, de - Godard's first film was better by far (=by a large amount or degree) . On several other occasions, Bush contended he could nullify laws ... In just five years, Bush has challenged more than 750 new laws, by far a record for any ...
LOOKING AT, 99, 2: I like sitting for hours outside looking at the stars, listening to the stream and the nightingales
LOOK on considerar - look on (consider): We look on this town as our real home [LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº.93].
LOOK UPON - - … and Switzerland. Likewise, all who wanted changes in England, Ireland, the German states, the Austrian lands, or Italy looked upon the Revolution with sympathy.
LOTS OF TIMES, 98,5: I go there lots of times
LOVE (for) - I appreciate so very much your steadfast love for your husband. ... And in order to protect the homeland, these good people have got to be able to share ...
LOVE (for) - Learn the `ôlelo (language); your love for these beautiful islands will ... It's time to learn a language that makes a positive difference to your homeland. ...; The pride you feel for your homeland is most evident. ... i just wanted to let you know that i absolutely love your web pages and links they are absolutly ...; Then seec for your homeland. William Nicholson responded: ... I love listening to the tapes of books once i've finished reading them and i saw in a store ...; Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Islam and Its' Love For Killing People:. » Important Lessons From The London Bombings from Shining City ...
LOWER house of the parliament: "hich was passed by the lower house of the French Parliament".
LÜCKEN.
LUCRO - gain - 37.(anual).
LUNCH, 98, 1f
LUGAR onde se passa qualquer coisa, qualquer evento - Setting - The place at which sth happens: A packed New York Giants Stadium was the perfect setting for Ireland’s 1 – 0 defeat of Italy in the first round. – Text 11, 78.
LUGARES em pé - standing room - lugares em pé: At the Council on Foreign Relations in New York city last week, a standing-room-only crowd gathered to hear Niall Ferguson.
LUTA por alg. coisa - tussle - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 245, 30.
LUTAR – struggle (with sb)(to do sth) - With a fledgling government struggling to maintain order, can all-out civil war be averted? And what will it mean for the West? - On The Brink, 2
LUZ (água) - the sunlight was playing on the water - a luz do Sol parecia brincar sobre a água;
LUZ (holofote) - they played a searchlight on the enemy - fizeram incidir um holofote sobre o inimigo;
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