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MAÇADOR - bear (boring) - what a bear! - que maçador!;
MÁGICA, exibição – Pelé announced his arrival with a hat trick in the 5 – 2 semi – final – Text 11, 30.
MAGNETIZANTE - …Best known for the mesmerizing song Como una Ola (Like a Wave), she was also popular in Latin America and the U. S.,…Text 12, 3.
MAIOR - For most of its course … - Text 2,12.
MAIOR; quanto - The bigger they are the harder they fall
MAIOR parte - The most of them was an accident
MAIORIDADE - coming of age - entrada na maioridade; - We have to come of age - Cd71- A Man and his Times, 60
MAIS (more) - Some 80,000 new titles appear every year - only China and Great Britain offer more.
MAIS (muito mais) - do quanto muito mais eu era capaz - 64. (capable of)
MAIS, muito mais - plenty more - mais, muito mais [Dic Ed]
MAIS (o mais de todos) - auction (leilão): a public sale where things are sold to the person who offers most;. - gramáticsformaçõ,36.
MAIS (quando mais precisas) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 114.
MAIS (que mais) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 132.
MAJESTÄT
MAKE for - dar [p.ex. melhor parqueamento(direcção assistida)] - make for -[result in] - The power steering makes for easier parking[LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº. 95].
MAKE out - compreender ou ver(embora se faça por isso) - manage to see or understand.- I couldn’t quite §¨©ª what the notice (cartaz, anúncio) said. [LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº. 98]
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MAKEout--- (pretend) acreditar, pretender fazer—Tom §¨©ª he hasn’t seen the no smoking sign. [LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº. 97]
MAKE up (invent) - inventar -I think you make up the hole story [ LQT 735.-.U.-24-.Nº100].
MAKE up for - compensar - (compensate for) - Our success §¨©ª all the hard times. [LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº. 101]
MAKING, of - You are perfectly capable of making your own bed.
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MAL-me-que, bem-me-quer - He/She Loves Me, He/She Loves Me Not is a game in which one person (often a child) seeks to determine whether the object of his or her affection returns that affection or not. It is often spoken while plucking the petals of a flower (especially a daisy) one by one, with the last petal giving the "answer" to whether he or she loves you. It is therefore dependent on whether the flower has an even or odd number of petals. It is traditionally performed by a person infatuated with another, and actually seeking to reaffirm a pre-existing belief.The full expression of "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not...".
In French is: Il / elle m'aime un peu, beaucoup, passionnément, à la folie, pas du tout (He/she loves me a little, a lot, passionately, madly, not at all). This makes the potential outcomes more numerous.
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MAL - badly - adv. - worse, the worst - We badly wanted to help, but there was nothing we could do.
MAL - barely → - Mal dormi nessa noite.
That night I barely slept. - 93.(acaso - por a.), 37
MAL, fazer (harm) - [uncountable] formal damage or harm that is done to someone or to their property
The jury cleared him of the charge of criminal mischief.
MAL, fazer – [uncontable] bad behaviour, especially by children, that causes trouble or damage, but no serious harm; Now run along, and don't get into mischief . They've got enough toys to keep them out of mischief for a while. If you can't see Nick, you can be sure he's up to some mischief (=behaving badly and causing trouble or damage) .
MALfeito - badly made furniture
MAL – muito necessitada - The school is badly in need of (=very much needs) some new computers.
MAL - badly - - Mal nos conhecemos.; Only the instincts acquired while growing up on the streets of LA allow him to escape with his life--and with the package someone wants badly (not in a satisfactory way) enough to kill ...; I feel that if the public wants badly (not in a satisfactory way) enough...the books...they ought to be willing to make the effort to find them.
MAL traduzido –The novel was translated badly into English.
We badly know each other. - 93.(acaso - por a.), 52
MAL - comportado - ill behaved
MAL - "Pensei que podia ajudar", "Mas pensaste mal" (but you thought wrong)
MAL teve tempo de ver o clarão It all happened so fast he was only barely aware of the flash of a coil of wire slicing through the gloom and whipping tight around his throat-"-voc: barely - mal, só, apenas, abertamente, com pobreza; com simplicidade; coil - corda enrolada; slice - cortar; cortar em fatias; cortar em talhadas; dividir; gloom - escuridão, trevas, obscuridade; whip - enrolar.
MALaus
MALA, ser (inf.) - bras. = ser mau perdedor - LQT 838, 23
MALCRIADO - I don’t want to be rude.[dos filmes]
MAMAS; seios - tits; eyes: "Squeezing my eyes increasingly tigher, I felt his hold hand on my vagina…" (Carla, cap. IV)
MALMEQUERES - Daisy
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MAN - For all men would be cowards if they durst. (‘A Satire against Mankind’ (1679) l. 158) §"\'a7voc:-- dare [deE] verbo transitivo {antigo pretérito: durst ou dared, particípio passado: dared}• ousar, atrever-se a;• ter coragem;• ter o descaramento de;• desafiar;
MANAGE - (often followed by too + infinitiv) succeed in achieving; contrive (imaginar, inventar, arranjar-se): "Manage to arrive on time; manage a smile; manage to ruin the day."
MANAGE - ... ICT Glossary: ... Civil Society Institutions are those groups, networks, and
relationships that are not organized or manage by the state. ...
MANDOU parar - LQT 828, 18, 1.ºf 1 - LQT 829, 4, 2.ºF, 8f
MANEIRAab
MANEIRA - àSuaManeira - Their aim is to get the greatest number of young people in and out for the least money and trouble. Really determined students may fight their way through ...
MANEIRA (a) - deManeiraA - discriminar - acabarComIsso (discriminarIsso) - haveItOutWith -.[ express feelings so as to settle (resolver) problem]. I put out with the problem for a while, but in the end I had it out with her.
MANEIRA - deOutraManeira) - Mar. 6, 2006 - Civil wars, as a general rule, don’t announce themselves when they arrive. But how else to label what Iraqis witnessed in their streets last week?
MANEIRA (de) - de uma maneira de outra - Gram Ing «Formação», 127 - 128.
MANEIRA, estilo - way - abc inserir → eurocorps steps out , 37
MANEIRA - na m. como - Assuming a typo, some British newspapers reported the match as a 10 – 1 win.Typo - typo noun - plural typos [countable] - a small mistake in the way something has been typed or printed
MANEIRAaus
MANO a mano; cabeça a cabaeça; emparelhados; pau a pau - neck and neck - lqt 838, 132
MANTER - stand by: No one expected the government to stand by the agreements
manter (acordo) - stand by (keep to an agreement): The company agreed to stand by its original commitment --§"\'a7voc:--keep to - to do what you have promised or agreed to do; commitment - a thing that you have promised or agreed to do. [ LQT 735.-.U.-.25-.Nº141].
MANTIVESSE - No one expected the government to stand by the agreements [stand by = keep on (manter)]
MÃO-de-obra - labour-market
MÃO na massa, bota de novo a - it’s back to the ol’ old ball game - Lqt 838, 108
MÃOS eJoelhosNoChão - dobrado com as m. e j. no c. - onAllFours - (of a person) bento ver with hands and knees on the ground : I was down on my fours and he behind.
MÃOS à Obra; vamos Lá – Let’s Play Ball - Lqt 838, 119
MÃOS frias,Coração Quente (amor para sempre) - Lqt 746 Nº. 22.
MAPLE, 739, 14, 30 - carvalho silvestre
MAPPE
MARAVILHA – Wonder – England’s wingless wonders beat West Germany 4 – 2 after extra time in the final. – Tex 11, 38. – ◄Voc► wonder - admirar, encantar, surpreender; noun: something that causes feelings of wonder (Example: "The wonders of modern science") – Reverse Dictionary – marvel - noun: something that causes feelings of wonder.
MARCAÇÃOcerrada; dedicaçãoAbsoluta; PressãoQuadraToda; PressãoTotal; empenho Absoluto – full-court press, Lqt 838, 70
MARCARgolos; marcarPontos, etc. – to score (Dic Editora) - Switzerland 1954 - This was the tournament of goals – 140 of them. Hungary, the free – scoring hot favourites, defeated South Korea 9 – 0 and West Germany 8 – 3 in the first round. The Magical Magyars, led by the great Ferenc Puscás, met the West Germans again in the final. They lost 3 – 2 and were soon dubbed the greatest team never to win the World Cup. – Text 11, 22;
Pelé announced his arrival with a hat trick in the 5 – 2 semi – final victory over France and scored another two as Brazil beat the host in the final. – Text 11, 30.
MARCARponto; impressionar; agradar – makePoints – Lqt838, 128
MARQUED by - The tournament was marked by upsets, most notably England’s 1- 0 … - Text 11, 17 ◄Voc► upset - inesperado [countable] when a person or team defeats an opponent who is considered to be much better than them : There was a major upset when the young skater took the gold medal.
MARGEM - vencer por pequena m. – ganhar por focinho ; Ganhar apertado – win by a nose; by a nose; beat by a nose – LQT 838, 205
MÉDIA – acimadamédia - abovepar – LQT 838, 17
MAR de almirante; tranquilidade; sossego; moleza; navegar em águas calmas; bons ventos; - LQT 838, 179
MARATONA; interminável; prolongado - marathon - lqt 838, 129
MARAVILHAR-SE com alg. coisa - marvel at sth. lqt 735 - UNIT 21
MARBLE - To lose one’s marbles. To fly off one’s handle. To be in two minds ... These terms refer both to what is going on inside the individual and what is going on ...~ ◄Voc► colloquial to fly off the handle - irritar-se subitamente, descontrolar
MARCAÇÃO cerrada - 70, 3º., 1f
MARCADO, determinado - set - ABC INSERIR → EUROCORPS STEPS OUT , 34
MARCAR, assinalar - milestone (vg.)
MARCAR (golos) - golos, marcas, score, marcar - United will still win even if city score first.
MARCARPonto ; agradar; terSucesAbsoluto; Encantar; TirarASorteGrande (Inf) - ScoreBig (Score = Resultados, Pontos) - Lqt 838, 168
MARGEM - The borough lies on the north bank of the River Thames§"\'a7voc:-- the Borough - bairro londrino (Southwark); borough [’bVrE] substantivo • vila, cidade pequena com foral régio; • cidade que envia representantes ao parlamento; • círculo eleitoral;
MARKET, ON THE - Our house has been on the market for months.
MAROON, 739, 14, 71 - to leave sb in a place that they can not escape from, for example, an island: - a bride marooned in desolate, treeless suburbia
MARRIED - to be married to - estar casadlo com: ‘ I’m married to a Spaniard’
MAS antes - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 221.
MASCULINO, feminino - LQT 826, 58
MASS time - Finally, some other data are involved to check the MASS time ... Marc Sarazin compared the time constant measured by MASS with the approximate estimate ...; Sunday's and Holy Day's at 10:00 am Call for Daily Mass times. Helena: Holy Cross Church, ... First, Third, and Fifth Sunday. Please call to verify Mass time; Finally, some other data are involved to check the MASS time ... Marc Sarazin compared the time constant measured by MASS with the approximate estimate ...
MASTRO, atrás do - abaft the mast
MATAR dois coelhos de uma cajadada - LQT 838, 56
MATAR dois coelhos de uma cajadada - "kill two birds with one stone"
MATAR ou ferir seriamente (usually passive) - gun down - Police said Ghazi Talabani was gunned down by a gang outside his home.
MATAR o tempo- - FAZER cera - gnhar tempo; enrolar; matar o tempo - Stall for time - LQT 838, 180.MPOm
MATCH - • verb: bring two objects, ideas, or people together (Example: "Matchmaker, can you match my daughter with a nice young man?");
verb: be compatible, similar or consistent; coincide in their characteristics (Example: "The suspect’s fingerprints don’t match those on the gun")
verb: set into opposition or rivalry (Example: "Let them match their best athletes against ours")
verb: be equal to in quality or ability (Example: "Her persistence and ambition only matches that of her parents")
MATTER-of-fact man, 739, 14, 86 - as a - na realidade
MAU perdedor – ser estraga prazeres; ser chato; ser mala (inf). – Bad sport (to be a ) – LQT 838, 25
MÁXIMO – o polícia máximo, a autoridade máxima – the top crop - making the Dutch womam the US’s cop top crop on antitrust matters - Nickel Neelie (ins), 24
MAY (possibilidade) - 54.(criticar) -1f
MAY (possibilidade, dúvida) - 84. (depender disso), 1f
MAY (possibilidade, dúvida) - (S C A)Sexual Compulsives Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other, that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from sexual compulsion. --§"\'a7voc:-- fellowship - sociedade; associação: a feeling f friendship between people who do things together or share an interest.
MAY (although clauses) - may can be used to express a. c.: She may be the boss, but it is no excuse for shouting like that.
MÄZEN
MEADOS de - in the mid-1990s
MEDIA - Media the subject ).;oBS. TAMBÉM NA ESCOLA
MÉDIA – abaixo da m.: below par - LQT 838, 29
MÉDIA – acima da m.: above par - LQT 838 – 17
MEDO,com m. de - We walked on tiptoe (on tiptoes) for fear of being discovered; - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 214.
MEDAS, fazer m., vg. chegar a.
MÉDIA, acima da, LQT 838, 29
MÉDIA, acima da: above par - LQT 838, 16
MÉDIA, estar dentro da , LQT 838, 100
MEDIANO; RENDIMENTO esperado; intemediário, de nível ; comum; natural; rotineiro - par for the course - LQT 838, 144
MEDIDA , na m. em que (adv.) - insofar - The National Constituent Assembly completed the abolition of feudalism, suppressed the old "orders," established civil equality (at least in metropolitan France, since slavery was retained in the colonies), and assured equality of rights insofar as eligibility to public office was concerned.
MEDIDA - dues dá o friio conforme a roupa.
MEDIEN.
MÉDIO – Tex 13, 4 – midfielder;
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MEDO, com medo de - To get a closer look at the brothers Hussein, Time interviewed dozens of sources with knowledge of the two men -¾ butlers (dispenseiros, mordomos), maids, business associates, bodyguards, secretaries, colleagues and friends, most of whom insisted on anonymity for fear the Husseins are somehow still capable of taking revenge.
MEDO, meter - awe[¢Ô:] - What awed us most about the night wasn’t meeting famous heroes. It was hearing from the unsung (não cantado, não celebrado) about the impact being recognized in time has had on their work.
MEDO, ter m. de - afraid of, to be -1 -.LQT 735UNIT 22 - PÁG. 125.
MEDO, ter m. de - afraid of, to be – John is afraid of dogs – LQT 682, B, 4.
MEL - quem se faz de mel, as moscas o comem - LQT 746 - Nº. 8.
MELHOR attitude a tomar - "Nostalgia is not the most helpful attitude." - Cd71- A Man and his Times, 56
Melhorar – improve - ed - verbo transitivo
to ameliorate, to make better, to improve, to better, to reform, to amend;
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MELHORAR uma medalha - tinha uma medalha no ano anterior e este ano queria duas - - (ABC inserir - Cloete, Hestrie), 4
MELHORES (dos) - - With his film "The Passion of the Christ," Gibson has put himself in the "few men" category.
MENCIONAR - bring sth up - mention - I feel I ought to bring up another small matter[ LQT 735.-.U.-.23-.Nº14]. to vomit: to bring up your lunch; to make sth appear on a computer screen: Click with the right mouse button to bring up a new menu; ◄Voc►bring sb up (often passive) = to care for a child, teaching him or her how to behave etc.: he brought up five children; he was brought up by his aunt;
MENINO Jesus - The Virgin and Child - a Virgem e o Menino.
MENOR; irrelevante ; insignificante; menor; pequeno; semImportância; pé -de-chinelo (péDeChinelo)(inf)- minorLeague; bushLeague - LQT 838, 130
MENTALIDADE, forma de de pensar – mindset - …and it takes some time to adjust the mindset of the people. - Cd71- A Man and his Times, 59
MERCADO - altos e baixos do m. - Se, por um lado, os jovens podem ter condições de suportar os altos e baixos do mercado acionario - While younger people may be able to ride stocks through their ups and downs
MERDA - If shit happens, it isn't really happening TO anyone. Shit will happen again ... Branch Davidianism: May shit happen to the FBI! If shit happens, have a BIG ...
MESMO que, embora - even though - 80.fazer das tripas coração
METADATA [ méttə dàytə, méttə dàttə ], noun, Definition: Definition:
Quick definitions (metadata) / noun: data about data (Example: "A library catalog is metadata because it describes publications")
Definition:
data about data: descriptive statistical information about the elements of a set of data ( takes a singular or plural verb /
METER – meto a mulher, a bebé, a gata no carro e dirijo – me para a minha casa de campo enterrada no bucólico Dorset – On Friday nights, the week’s work done, I pack wife, baby daughter, tabby cat and suitcase into the car and head for my home in the West. – lqt391, 1.
METRO - Probably we shall be inclined to take the "Tube", or Underground Railway back to Trafalgar Square, should we intend to proceed our sightseeing, this time in the opposite direction.
MEXER-SE - move, 9,16: but if you move...
MIGHT (pode ser?) - might there be?: "Is it possible to permanently stretch yourself? My boyfriend is fairly well-endowed and sometimes he jokes about stretching me and I’m just a little concerned there might be something in this - might there be?"
MILESTONE - [’maIlstE§n] – s marco miliário; marco quilométric o ; acontecimento importante na vida ou na história; v t marcar; assinalar como marco miliário: ... 100 Milestone Documents. print-friendly version ...; This week, national Space Day celebrates major milestones. A great thing about space is that there are ...;
MILLER - moleiro, 95,5 : You’re a miller, aren’t you?
MIME, 18, 2f - mimar; expressar por mímica; representar por mímica. .- LQT 739,TEEN 1
MINUTO, o último – 32; make every minute count
MISÉRIA – estarnamiséria; pobre; semumtostão; napior (inf); nalona (inf); naruadaamargura – Lqt838, 57.
PG450MISTURA (blend) - …flamboyant singer whose blend of flamenco, folk and romantic ballads earned her the mantle "Spain’s greatest"; in Madrid. Jurado recorded…- Text 12, 1.
MISTURA - mixing: the mixing of the social classes.
MISTURAR (ar, o) - The gods of TV required that many games in the sweltering heat of noon, some of them, to compound the felony, in Mexico City’s thin air. - Os deuses da TV que muitos jogos no clor sufocante do meio – dia, misturassem o fin oar da cidade do México. – Text 12, 2.
MIXING - mistura - the m. of social classes
MOÇA - LASS (also lassie) - a girl; a young woman.
MODELO, ultimo - Suddenly the same man walked past us again and headed towards a very expensive top of the range Porsche that was parked on the other side of the road.
MODO; de certo modo - kind of: my evaluation was kind of …
MODO - de modo a, de maneira a - - I put up with the problem for a while but in the end I had it out with her. §"\'a7voc:--put up with - tolerate, bear; have it out with - acabar com; express feelins so as to settle (resolver) a problem).
MOEDA - currency: A multinational manufacturer like that has to be used to the difficulties of operating in many fluctuating currencies.
MOINHO DE ÁGUA - water-mill, 95, 2
MOLESTING - smugggling - contrabando: ‘ lately haven’t been caught drug smuggling or child molesting ‘. §"\'a7voc: molest- to attack sb, especially a child, sexually.
MOLEZA; BARBADA; garantido; líquido e certo - slam dunk - LQT 838, 178
MOLEZA; tranquilidade; sossego; moleza; navegar em águas calmas; bons ventos; mar de almirante - smooth sailing - LQT 838, 179
MOMENT - Good and Bad Moments. Retrospectively, what have been the best moments of those first years? What about the bad moments? Well, I think the most excitable ...
MONOPÓLIO – antim.- antitrust, antimonopólio: making the Dutch womam the US’s cop top (polícia) on antitrust matters - Nickel Neelie (ins), 24
MONTAR - The blasts have shut down nearly all of Iraq’s oil exports which account for more than 90 percent of the country’s revenues.
MORE, all the - all the more – 1.even more : Lytle’s progress as a boxer is all the more remarkable when taking into account his unique circumstances. "
40.MORRER - ser morto - to be killed - Six Iraqis are killed and five others wounded by an improvised explosive device at an oil storage installation south of Baghdad, according to an Iraqi police official.
MORRER - (humourous) - pop your clogs - to die◄Voc► pop sth on - to put on a piece of clothe; clog - a shoe that is completly made of wood or one that has a thick wooden sole and a leather top.
MORRER - She went under, coughing and spluttering. – 123.(afundar - se) ◄Voc► splutter – deitar perdigotos.
MORSCH
41.MORTAL - deadly - Meanwhile in southern Baghdad, U.S. soldiers, above, have uncovered weapons factories and detained members of a suspected insurgent ring that may have been behind a deadly attack on American soldiers, the U.S. military says.
MORTE, afrontar a - to court death - afrontar a morte.
MORTE, túmulo (poético) - rest
MORTO - depois percebi que estava morto.
Then I realised he was dead. 93.(acaso - por a.), 45
MORTO, caído - Butterly observes a moment of silence for a fallen Palestinian friend.
20.MORTOS s. - 49.- DOZE - number of deaths per 100.000 people in Western Europe, making the regions roads among the world’s safest.
MORTOS, pessoas mortas - …10 people dead - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 247, 5. death s. - The bombers caused some 200 deaths.
MOST, adv., vg. OX (831) ADV.
MOST, det, pron. (USED AS SUP. OF ‘MUCH’, A ‘LOT OF’, ‘MANY’) maisa maior parte de:"Who do you thinl will get (the) most votes" = quem pensas que vai ter mais votos?; She had the most money of all of them = ela era quem tinha mais dinheiro; I spent most time on the first question (passei mais tempo com a primeira pergunta - the largest in number or amount); the director had the most to loose [informal - the director had most to loose] (o director tinha muito a perder = tinha mais a perder do que a ganhar; entre perder e ganhar tinha mais a perder do que a ganhar, a maior quantidade era a perder, ele tinha a perder a maior quantidade); mais do que metade de sb/sth quase tudo de algé, alg. coisa - I like most vegetable - gosto mais de vegetais (comparando com o resto, este resto fica a perder de vista em relação aos vegetais); most classical music sends me to sleep (a maior parte da música clássica faz-me dormir - mais de metade ou quási toda); as most of you know, I’ve decided to resign - Como a maior parte de vocês (dos senhores e senhoras) vou demitir-me - mais de metade de vocês ou quase todos); most of the people I have invited turned up (compareceu)( a maior parte - mais de metade ou quási todos); There are thousands of verbs in English and (the) most of them are regular (a maior parte - mais de metade ou quási todos). no maior grau: ""
MOST (idiom.) - at (the) most = not more than: "As a news item it merets a short paragraph at most."
MOST (omissão) - When most is folowed only by an adverb, the is not used:"This reason is mentioned most freauently, but the most frequently mentioned reason." (most, adv.)
MOST people - Do not use of in this sentence - Most people drive too fast (not Most of people)
MOST - TEXTO 2, 4 ; - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 171.
MOSTLY - TEXTO 2, 13 - principalmente, geralmente - in the Bengal area lies mostly in Bangladesh.
MOSTRAR - - mostrar francamente os seus sentimentos mais íntimos - idiom. - wear one’s heart on one’s sleeve§"\'a7voc:-sleeve – manga
MOSTRAR – SE – m. cedo – One thing you can say about lust, it sure shows up early… - ING FORM, 121, 2.
MOSTRAR, confirmar - to bear out
MOTHERteacher - motherteacher
MOTIM - It’s a damp, cold November night in the run-down Paris suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois. The rioting (à letra – o amotinar)that has consumed france for over two weeks began here, but tonight things are relatively calm. No cars are burning; no fire fighters are hosing down flaming
MOTORISTA oficial - LQT 838, 50.
MOUSTACHE (espesso) and choice of cigar, Cohiba Esplendidos.
MOVE into - It is in Galilee that the rockets fired by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon typically fall, occasionally scoring a direct hit on someone vulnerable, more often forcing inhabitants to move into bomb shelters.
MOVER - se, a - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO»193, .
MUCH – So while part of the building is getting its sprinklers the Pompidou (center) is squeezing much of its confeit into a single floor and organize it in a novel way
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MUDANÇAS no corpo das pessoas e animais durante um período de 24 horas - circadian, 738, 12 (83, 51)
than a ew hours challenging us. " voc:to shake up - to make important changes in an orgaanization, a profession, etc. in order to make it more efficient; shake up (noun) - to make important changes in an organization, a profession, etc. in order to make it more efficent.
MUDAR de casa - move house: I would have accepted the job, but I didn’t want to move house.
MUDAR-SE - - Mudou-se para Chicago há um ano. - He moved to Chicago a year ago. 93.(acaso - por a.), 63
MUG, 56, 16 - caneca
MUITAS VEZES - lots of time, 98, 5
MÜHSELIG
MUITA (carne) - não falta carne, há muita carne - there is meat in plenty
MUITA prática (prática cabal) - Programmes offer a fun interactive quiz, which provides plenty of practise with nouns, adjectives and other Word
MUITO - a great deal - - abc inserir → Eurocorps Steps Out , 11
MUITO (badly) He's been limping (coxear) badly ever since the skiing accident.
MUITO (deveras) - The Sunday Times of London, long famous for its coverage of all aspects of literature and widely considered the finest literary review in the English language. §"\'a7voc:widely - by a lot People; in or to many places; in large degree.
MUITO dinheiro -plenty of money – [Dic Ed]
MUITO mais, num grau elevado - far more - 52. (at - ceremony), 2
MUITO mais (sério) - Gram Ing «Formação», 61.
MUITO (much) - Enc. Brit: Kuito, 4
MUITO feliz (completamente feliz) - quite happy, 96,2
MUITO tempo - temos muito tempo, chegamos muito a horas - we are in plenty of time
MUITOS mais (há) - take all, there are plenty more in that room - leve-os todos, há muitos mais naquele quarto;
MUITOS livros - há muitos livros; - there are plenty of books
MUDANÇAS - And since heroes, by definition, are in the business of shaking the things up, more
MUITO PERTO - quite near, 95,4
MULHER deslumbrante - - Supõe que uma mulher deslumbrante se encontrava no teu consultório.
Suppose a gold dust women was standing in your Office.
MULTIDÃO - DCF
MURO - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 19.
MÚSICA e modas - (hip-hop)
noun: an urban youth culture associated with rap music and the fashions of African-American residents of the inner city
noun: genre of African-American music of the 1980s and 1990s in which rhyming lyrics are chanted to a musical accompaniment; several forms of rap have emerged
MÚSICA (tocar) - the band played the march past - a banda tocou durante todo o desfile;
MUST - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 240, 6. - Use must when you think it is necessary to do something: "The windows are very dirty. You must clean them; It’s a fantastic film. You must see it; We must go to the bank today. We haven’t got any money"; must - present time - certainty: "This must be our stop (I’m sure it is.)"; "This can’t be our stop (I’m sure it isn’t)"; be bound to - this makes a future prediction of certainty: "it is bound to rain tomorrow." Must have refers to a past certainty: "Someone must have taken it" ( I’m sure they did); "You can’t have lost it (i’m sure you didn’t)"- Both can also be used with surely in exclamations (REALCE): "surely you can’t have eaten all of it"; "Surely you must have noticed it".
MUST, 96, 16 - Spring must be wonderful here (deve ser com sentido de é concerteza)
MUST - What Will Rise from the Ashes?
More than two weeks of rioting have exposed the failures of France’s republican ideals. Now, the country must restore order and bring hope to the banlieues
MACACO
MAÇADOR - bear (boring) - what a bear! - que maçador!;
MÁGICA, exibição – Pelé announced his arrival with a hat trick in the 5 – 2 semi – final – Text 11, 30.
MAGNETIZANTE - …Best known for the mesmerizing song Como una Ola (Like a Wave), she was also popular in Latin America and the U. S.,…Text 12, 3.
MAIOR - For most of its course … - Text 2,12.
MAIOR; quanto - The bigger they are the harder they fall
MAIOR parte - The most of them was an accident
MAIORIDADE - coming of age - entrada na maioridade; - We have to come of age - Cd71- A Man and his Times, 60
MAIS (more) - Some 80,000 new titles appear every year - only China and Great Britain offer more.
MAIS (muito mais) - do quanto muito mais eu era capaz - 64. (capable of)
MAIS, muito mais - plenty more - mais, muito mais [Dic Ed]
MAIS (o mais de todos) - auction (leilão): a public sale where things are sold to the person who offers most;. - gramáticsformaçõ,36.
MAIS (quando mais precisas) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 114.
MAIS (que mais) - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 132.
MAJESTÄT
MAKE for - dar [p.ex. melhor parqueamento(direcção assistida)] - make for -[result in] - The power steering makes for easier parking[LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº. 95].
MAKE out - compreender ou ver(embora se faça por isso) - manage to see or understand.- I couldn’t quite §¨©ª what the notice (cartaz, anúncio) said. [LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº. 98]
Make Something for - Mother's Day. Use your knowledge of chemistry to make something special for your Mom this Mother's Day. Here are some suggestions: ...
MAKEout--- (pretend) acreditar, pretender fazer—Tom §¨©ª he hasn’t seen the no smoking sign. [LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº. 97]
MAKE up (invent) - inventar -I think you make up the hole story [ LQT 735.-.U.-24-.Nº100].
MAKE up for - compensar - (compensate for) - Our success §¨©ª all the hard times. [LQT 735.-.U.-.24.-.Nº. 101]
MAKING, of - You are perfectly capable of making your own bed.
MALab
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MAL-me-que, bem-me-quer - He/She Loves Me, He/She Loves Me Not is a game in which one person (often a child) seeks to determine whether the object of his or her affection returns that affection or not. It is often spoken while plucking the petals of a flower (especially a daisy) one by one, with the last petal giving the "answer" to whether he or she loves you. It is therefore dependent on whether the flower has an even or odd number of petals. It is traditionally performed by a person infatuated with another, and actually seeking to reaffirm a pre-existing belief.The full expression of "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not...".
In French is: Il / elle m'aime un peu, beaucoup, passionnément, à la folie, pas du tout (He/she loves me a little, a lot, passionately, madly, not at all). This makes the potential outcomes more numerous.
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MAL - badly - adv. - worse, the worst - We badly wanted to help, but there was nothing we could do.
MAL - barely → - Mal dormi nessa noite.
That night I barely slept. - 93.(acaso - por a.), 37
MAL, fazer (harm) - [uncountable] formal damage or harm that is done to someone or to their property
The jury cleared him of the charge of criminal mischief.
MAL, fazer – [uncontable] bad behaviour, especially by children, that causes trouble or damage, but no serious harm; Now run along, and don't get into mischief . They've got enough toys to keep them out of mischief for a while. If you can't see Nick, you can be sure he's up to some mischief (=behaving badly and causing trouble or damage) .
MALfeito - badly made furniture
MAL – muito necessitada - The school is badly in need of (=very much needs) some new computers.
MAL - badly - - Mal nos conhecemos.; Only the instincts acquired while growing up on the streets of LA allow him to escape with his life--and with the package someone wants badly (not in a satisfactory way) enough to kill ...; I feel that if the public wants badly (not in a satisfactory way) enough...the books...they ought to be willing to make the effort to find them.
MAL traduzido –The novel was translated badly into English.
We badly know each other. - 93.(acaso - por a.), 52
MAL - comportado - ill behaved
MAL - "Pensei que podia ajudar", "Mas pensaste mal" (but you thought wrong)
MAL teve tempo de ver o clarão It all happened so fast he was only barely aware of the flash of a coil of wire slicing through the gloom and whipping tight around his throat-"-voc: barely - mal, só, apenas, abertamente, com pobreza; com simplicidade; coil - corda enrolada; slice - cortar; cortar em fatias; cortar em talhadas; dividir; gloom - escuridão, trevas, obscuridade; whip - enrolar.
MALaus
MALA, ser (inf.) - bras. = ser mau perdedor - LQT 838, 23
MALCRIADO - I don’t want to be rude.[dos filmes]
MAMAS; seios - tits; eyes: "Squeezing my eyes increasingly tigher, I felt his hold hand on my vagina…" (Carla, cap. IV)
MALMEQUERES - Daisy
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MAN - For all men would be cowards if they durst. (‘A Satire against Mankind’ (1679) l. 158) §"\'a7voc:-- dare [deE] verbo transitivo {antigo pretérito: durst ou dared, particípio passado: dared}• ousar, atrever-se a;• ter coragem;• ter o descaramento de;• desafiar;
MANAGE - (often followed by too + infinitiv) succeed in achieving; contrive (imaginar, inventar, arranjar-se): "Manage to arrive on time; manage a smile; manage to ruin the day."
MANAGE - ... ICT Glossary: ... Civil Society Institutions are those groups, networks, and
relationships that are not organized or manage by the state. ...
MANDOU parar - LQT 828, 18, 1.ºf 1 - LQT 829, 4, 2.ºF, 8f
MANEIRAab
MANEIRA - àSuaManeira - Their aim is to get the greatest number of young people in and out for the least money and trouble. Really determined students may fight their way through ...
MANEIRA (a) - deManeiraA - discriminar - acabarComIsso (discriminarIsso) - haveItOutWith -.[ express feelings so as to settle (resolver) problem]. I put out with the problem for a while, but in the end I had it out with her.
MANEIRA - deOutraManeira) - Mar. 6, 2006 - Civil wars, as a general rule, don’t announce themselves when they arrive. But how else to label what Iraqis witnessed in their streets last week?
MANEIRA (de) - de uma maneira de outra - Gram Ing «Formação», 127 - 128.
MANEIRA, estilo - way - abc inserir → eurocorps steps out , 37
MANEIRA - na m. como - Assuming a typo, some British newspapers reported the match as a 10 – 1 win.Typo - typo noun - plural typos [countable] - a small mistake in the way something has been typed or printed
MANEIRAaus
MANO a mano; cabeça a cabaeça; emparelhados; pau a pau - neck and neck - lqt 838, 132
MANTER - stand by: No one expected the government to stand by the agreements
manter (acordo) - stand by (keep to an agreement): The company agreed to stand by its original commitment --§"\'a7voc:--keep to - to do what you have promised or agreed to do; commitment - a thing that you have promised or agreed to do. [ LQT 735.-.U.-.25-.Nº141].
MANTIVESSE - No one expected the government to stand by the agreements [stand by = keep on (manter)]
MÃO-de-obra - labour-market
MÃO na massa, bota de novo a - it’s back to the ol’ old ball game - Lqt 838, 108
MÃOS eJoelhosNoChão - dobrado com as m. e j. no c. - onAllFours - (of a person) bento ver with hands and knees on the ground : I was down on my fours and he behind.
MÃOS à Obra; vamos Lá – Let’s Play Ball - Lqt 838, 119
MÃOS frias,Coração Quente (amor para sempre) - Lqt 746 Nº. 22.
MAPLE, 739, 14, 30 - carvalho silvestre
MAPPE
MARAVILHA – Wonder – England’s wingless wonders beat West Germany 4 – 2 after extra time in the final. – Tex 11, 38. – ◄Voc► wonder - admirar, encantar, surpreender; noun: something that causes feelings of wonder (Example: "The wonders of modern science") – Reverse Dictionary – marvel - noun: something that causes feelings of wonder.
MARCAÇÃOcerrada; dedicaçãoAbsoluta; PressãoQuadraToda; PressãoTotal; empenho Absoluto – full-court press, Lqt 838, 70
MARCARgolos; marcarPontos, etc. – to score (Dic Editora) - Switzerland 1954 - This was the tournament of goals – 140 of them. Hungary, the free – scoring hot favourites, defeated South Korea 9 – 0 and West Germany 8 – 3 in the first round. The Magical Magyars, led by the great Ferenc Puscás, met the West Germans again in the final. They lost 3 – 2 and were soon dubbed the greatest team never to win the World Cup. – Text 11, 22;
Pelé announced his arrival with a hat trick in the 5 – 2 semi – final victory over France and scored another two as Brazil beat the host in the final. – Text 11, 30.
MARCARponto; impressionar; agradar – makePoints – Lqt838, 128
MARQUED by - The tournament was marked by upsets, most notably England’s 1- 0 … - Text 11, 17 ◄Voc► upset - inesperado [countable] when a person or team defeats an opponent who is considered to be much better than them : There was a major upset when the young skater took the gold medal.
MARGEM - vencer por pequena m. – ganhar por focinho ; Ganhar apertado – win by a nose; by a nose; beat by a nose – LQT 838, 205
MÉDIA – acimadamédia - abovepar – LQT 838, 17
MAR de almirante; tranquilidade; sossego; moleza; navegar em águas calmas; bons ventos; - LQT 838, 179
MARATONA; interminável; prolongado - marathon - lqt 838, 129
MARAVILHAR-SE com alg. coisa - marvel at sth. lqt 735 - UNIT 21
MARBLE - To lose one’s marbles. To fly off one’s handle. To be in two minds ... These terms refer both to what is going on inside the individual and what is going on ...~ ◄Voc► colloquial to fly off the handle - irritar-se subitamente, descontrolar
MARCAÇÃO cerrada - 70, 3º., 1f
MARCADO, determinado - set - ABC INSERIR → EUROCORPS STEPS OUT , 34
MARCAR, assinalar - milestone (vg.)
MARCAR (golos) - golos, marcas, score, marcar - United will still win even if city score first.
MARCARPonto ; agradar; terSucesAbsoluto; Encantar; TirarASorteGrande (Inf) - ScoreBig (Score = Resultados, Pontos) - Lqt 838, 168
MARGEM - The borough lies on the north bank of the River Thames§"\'a7voc:-- the Borough - bairro londrino (Southwark); borough [’bVrE] substantivo • vila, cidade pequena com foral régio; • cidade que envia representantes ao parlamento; • círculo eleitoral;
MARKET, ON THE - Our house has been on the market for months.
MAROON, 739, 14, 71 - to leave sb in a place that they can not escape from, for example, an island: - a bride marooned in desolate, treeless suburbia
MARRIED - to be married to - estar casadlo com: ‘ I’m married to a Spaniard’
MAS antes - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 221.
MASCULINO, feminino - LQT 826, 58
MASS time - Finally, some other data are involved to check the MASS time ... Marc Sarazin compared the time constant measured by MASS with the approximate estimate ...; Sunday's and Holy Day's at 10:00 am Call for Daily Mass times. Helena: Holy Cross Church, ... First, Third, and Fifth Sunday. Please call to verify Mass time; Finally, some other data are involved to check the MASS time ... Marc Sarazin compared the time constant measured by MASS with the approximate estimate ...
MASTRO, atrás do - abaft the mast
MATAR dois coelhos de uma cajadada - LQT 838, 56
MATAR dois coelhos de uma cajadada - "kill two birds with one stone"
MATAR ou ferir seriamente (usually passive) - gun down - Police said Ghazi Talabani was gunned down by a gang outside his home.
MATAR o tempo- - FAZER cera - gnhar tempo; enrolar; matar o tempo - Stall for time - LQT 838, 180.MPOm
MATCH - • verb: bring two objects, ideas, or people together (Example: "Matchmaker, can you match my daughter with a nice young man?");
verb: be compatible, similar or consistent; coincide in their characteristics (Example: "The suspect’s fingerprints don’t match those on the gun")
verb: set into opposition or rivalry (Example: "Let them match their best athletes against ours")
verb: be equal to in quality or ability (Example: "Her persistence and ambition only matches that of her parents")
MATTER-of-fact man, 739, 14, 86 - as a - na realidade
MAU perdedor – ser estraga prazeres; ser chato; ser mala (inf). – Bad sport (to be a ) – LQT 838, 25
MÁXIMO – o polícia máximo, a autoridade máxima – the top crop - making the Dutch womam the US’s cop top crop on antitrust matters - Nickel Neelie (ins), 24
MAY (possibilidade) - 54.(criticar) -1f
MAY (possibilidade, dúvida) - 84. (depender disso), 1f
MAY (possibilidade, dúvida) - (S C A)Sexual Compulsives Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other, that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from sexual compulsion. --§"\'a7voc:-- fellowship - sociedade; associação: a feeling f friendship between people who do things together or share an interest.
MAY (although clauses) - may can be used to express a. c.: She may be the boss, but it is no excuse for shouting like that.
MÄZEN
MEADOS de - in the mid-1990s
MEDIA - Media the subject ).;oBS. TAMBÉM NA ESCOLA
MÉDIA – abaixo da m.: below par - LQT 838, 29
MÉDIA – acima da m.: above par - LQT 838 – 17
MEDO,com m. de - We walked on tiptoe (on tiptoes) for fear of being discovered; - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 214.
MEDAS, fazer m., vg. chegar a.
MÉDIA, acima da, LQT 838, 29
MÉDIA, acima da: above par - LQT 838, 16
MÉDIA, estar dentro da , LQT 838, 100
MEDIANO; RENDIMENTO esperado; intemediário, de nível ; comum; natural; rotineiro - par for the course - LQT 838, 144
MEDIDA , na m. em que (adv.) - insofar - The National Constituent Assembly completed the abolition of feudalism, suppressed the old "orders," established civil equality (at least in metropolitan France, since slavery was retained in the colonies), and assured equality of rights insofar as eligibility to public office was concerned.
MEDIDA - dues dá o friio conforme a roupa.
MEDIEN.
MÉDIO – Tex 13, 4 – midfielder;
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Five minutes later, a Schweinsteiger free kick was deflected into his own net by Portugal midfielder Petit, a halftime substitute.
MEDO, com medo de - To get a closer look at the brothers Hussein, Time interviewed dozens of sources with knowledge of the two men -¾ butlers (dispenseiros, mordomos), maids, business associates, bodyguards, secretaries, colleagues and friends, most of whom insisted on anonymity for fear the Husseins are somehow still capable of taking revenge.
MEDO, meter - awe[¢Ô:] - What awed us most about the night wasn’t meeting famous heroes. It was hearing from the unsung (não cantado, não celebrado) about the impact being recognized in time has had on their work.
MEDO, ter m. de - afraid of, to be -1 -.LQT 735UNIT 22 - PÁG. 125.
MEDO, ter m. de - afraid of, to be – John is afraid of dogs – LQT 682, B, 4.
MEL - quem se faz de mel, as moscas o comem - LQT 746 - Nº. 8.
MELHOR attitude a tomar - "Nostalgia is not the most helpful attitude." - Cd71- A Man and his Times, 56
Melhorar – improve - ed - verbo transitivo
to ameliorate, to make better, to improve, to better, to reform, to amend;
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MELHORAR uma medalha - tinha uma medalha no ano anterior e este ano queria duas - - (ABC inserir - Cloete, Hestrie), 4
MELHORES (dos) - - With his film "The Passion of the Christ," Gibson has put himself in the "few men" category.
MENCIONAR - bring sth up - mention - I feel I ought to bring up another small matter[ LQT 735.-.U.-.23-.Nº14]. to vomit: to bring up your lunch; to make sth appear on a computer screen: Click with the right mouse button to bring up a new menu; ◄Voc►bring sb up (often passive) = to care for a child, teaching him or her how to behave etc.: he brought up five children; he was brought up by his aunt;
MENINO Jesus - The Virgin and Child - a Virgem e o Menino.
MENOR; irrelevante ; insignificante; menor; pequeno; semImportância; pé -de-chinelo (péDeChinelo)(inf)- minorLeague; bushLeague - LQT 838, 130
MENTALIDADE, forma de de pensar – mindset - …and it takes some time to adjust the mindset of the people. - Cd71- A Man and his Times, 59
MERCADO - altos e baixos do m. - Se, por um lado, os jovens podem ter condições de suportar os altos e baixos do mercado acionario - While younger people may be able to ride stocks through their ups and downs
MERDA - If shit happens, it isn't really happening TO anyone. Shit will happen again ... Branch Davidianism: May shit happen to the FBI! If shit happens, have a BIG ...
MESMO que, embora - even though - 80.fazer das tripas coração
METADATA [ méttə dàytə, méttə dàttə ], noun, Definition: Definition:
Quick definitions (metadata) / noun: data about data (Example: "A library catalog is metadata because it describes publications")
Definition:
data about data: descriptive statistical information about the elements of a set of data ( takes a singular or plural verb /
METER – meto a mulher, a bebé, a gata no carro e dirijo – me para a minha casa de campo enterrada no bucólico Dorset – On Friday nights, the week’s work done, I pack wife, baby daughter, tabby cat and suitcase into the car and head for my home in the West. – lqt391, 1.
METRO - Probably we shall be inclined to take the "Tube", or Underground Railway back to Trafalgar Square, should we intend to proceed our sightseeing, this time in the opposite direction.
MEXER-SE - move, 9,16: but if you move...
MIGHT (pode ser?) - might there be?: "Is it possible to permanently stretch yourself? My boyfriend is fairly well-endowed and sometimes he jokes about stretching me and I’m just a little concerned there might be something in this - might there be?"
MILESTONE - [’maIlstE§n] – s marco miliário; marco quilométric o ; acontecimento importante na vida ou na história; v t marcar; assinalar como marco miliário: ... 100 Milestone Documents. print-friendly version ...; This week, national Space Day celebrates major milestones. A great thing about space is that there are ...;
MILLER - moleiro, 95,5 : You’re a miller, aren’t you?
MIME, 18, 2f - mimar; expressar por mímica; representar por mímica. .- LQT 739,TEEN 1
MINUTO, o último – 32; make every minute count
MISÉRIA – estarnamiséria; pobre; semumtostão; napior (inf); nalona (inf); naruadaamargura – Lqt838, 57.
PG450MISTURA (blend) - …flamboyant singer whose blend of flamenco, folk and romantic ballads earned her the mantle "Spain’s greatest"; in Madrid. Jurado recorded…- Text 12, 1.
MISTURA - mixing: the mixing of the social classes.
MISTURAR (ar, o) - The gods of TV required that many games in the sweltering heat of noon, some of them, to compound the felony, in Mexico City’s thin air. - Os deuses da TV que muitos jogos no clor sufocante do meio – dia, misturassem o fin oar da cidade do México. – Text 12, 2.
MIXING - mistura - the m. of social classes
MOÇA - LASS (also lassie) - a girl; a young woman.
MODELO, ultimo - Suddenly the same man walked past us again and headed towards a very expensive top of the range Porsche that was parked on the other side of the road.
MODO; de certo modo - kind of: my evaluation was kind of …
MODO - de modo a, de maneira a - - I put up with the problem for a while but in the end I had it out with her. §"\'a7voc:--put up with - tolerate, bear; have it out with - acabar com; express feelins so as to settle (resolver) a problem).
MOEDA - currency: A multinational manufacturer like that has to be used to the difficulties of operating in many fluctuating currencies.
MOINHO DE ÁGUA - water-mill, 95, 2
MOLESTING - smugggling - contrabando: ‘ lately haven’t been caught drug smuggling or child molesting ‘. §"\'a7voc: molest- to attack sb, especially a child, sexually.
MOLEZA; BARBADA; garantido; líquido e certo - slam dunk - LQT 838, 178
MOLEZA; tranquilidade; sossego; moleza; navegar em águas calmas; bons ventos; mar de almirante - smooth sailing - LQT 838, 179
MOMENT - Good and Bad Moments. Retrospectively, what have been the best moments of those first years? What about the bad moments? Well, I think the most excitable ...
MONOPÓLIO – antim.- antitrust, antimonopólio: making the Dutch womam the US’s cop top (polícia) on antitrust matters - Nickel Neelie (ins), 24
MONTAR - The blasts have shut down nearly all of Iraq’s oil exports which account for more than 90 percent of the country’s revenues.
MORE, all the - all the more – 1.even more : Lytle’s progress as a boxer is all the more remarkable when taking into account his unique circumstances. "
40.MORRER - ser morto - to be killed - Six Iraqis are killed and five others wounded by an improvised explosive device at an oil storage installation south of Baghdad, according to an Iraqi police official.
MORRER - (humourous) - pop your clogs - to die◄Voc► pop sth on - to put on a piece of clothe; clog - a shoe that is completly made of wood or one that has a thick wooden sole and a leather top.
MORRER - She went under, coughing and spluttering. – 123.(afundar - se) ◄Voc► splutter – deitar perdigotos.
MORSCH
41.MORTAL - deadly - Meanwhile in southern Baghdad, U.S. soldiers, above, have uncovered weapons factories and detained members of a suspected insurgent ring that may have been behind a deadly attack on American soldiers, the U.S. military says.
MORTE, afrontar a - to court death - afrontar a morte.
MORTE, túmulo (poético) - rest
MORTO - depois percebi que estava morto.
Then I realised he was dead. 93.(acaso - por a.), 45
MORTO, caído - Butterly observes a moment of silence for a fallen Palestinian friend.
20.MORTOS s. - 49.- DOZE - number of deaths per 100.000 people in Western Europe, making the regions roads among the world’s safest.
MORTOS, pessoas mortas - …10 people dead - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 247, 5. death s. - The bombers caused some 200 deaths.
MOST, adv., vg. OX (831) ADV.
MOST, det, pron. (USED AS SUP. OF ‘MUCH’, A ‘LOT OF’, ‘MANY’) maisa maior parte de:"Who do you thinl will get (the) most votes" = quem pensas que vai ter mais votos?; She had the most money of all of them = ela era quem tinha mais dinheiro; I spent most time on the first question (passei mais tempo com a primeira pergunta - the largest in number or amount); the director had the most to loose [informal - the director had most to loose] (o director tinha muito a perder = tinha mais a perder do que a ganhar; entre perder e ganhar tinha mais a perder do que a ganhar, a maior quantidade era a perder, ele tinha a perder a maior quantidade); mais do que metade de sb/sth quase tudo de algé, alg. coisa - I like most vegetable - gosto mais de vegetais (comparando com o resto, este resto fica a perder de vista em relação aos vegetais); most classical music sends me to sleep (a maior parte da música clássica faz-me dormir - mais de metade ou quási toda); as most of you know, I’ve decided to resign - Como a maior parte de vocês (dos senhores e senhoras) vou demitir-me - mais de metade de vocês ou quase todos); most of the people I have invited turned up (compareceu)( a maior parte - mais de metade ou quási todos); There are thousands of verbs in English and (the) most of them are regular (a maior parte - mais de metade ou quási todos). no maior grau: ""
MOST (idiom.) - at (the) most = not more than: "As a news item it merets a short paragraph at most."
MOST (omissão) - When most is folowed only by an adverb, the is not used:"This reason is mentioned most freauently, but the most frequently mentioned reason." (most, adv.)
MOST people - Do not use of in this sentence - Most people drive too fast (not Most of people)
MOST - TEXTO 2, 4 ; - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 171.
MOSTLY - TEXTO 2, 13 - principalmente, geralmente - in the Bengal area lies mostly in Bangladesh.
MOSTRAR - - mostrar francamente os seus sentimentos mais íntimos - idiom. - wear one’s heart on one’s sleeve§"\'a7voc:-sleeve – manga
MOSTRAR – SE – m. cedo – One thing you can say about lust, it sure shows up early… - ING FORM, 121, 2.
MOSTRAR, confirmar - to bear out
MOTHERteacher - motherteacher
MOTIM - It’s a damp, cold November night in the run-down Paris suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois. The rioting (à letra – o amotinar)that has consumed france for over two weeks began here, but tonight things are relatively calm. No cars are burning; no fire fighters are hosing down flaming
MOTORISTA oficial - LQT 838, 50.
MOUSTACHE (espesso) and choice of cigar, Cohiba Esplendidos.
MOVE into - It is in Galilee that the rockets fired by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon typically fall, occasionally scoring a direct hit on someone vulnerable, more often forcing inhabitants to move into bomb shelters.
MOVER - se, a - - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO»193, .
MUCH – So while part of the building is getting its sprinklers the Pompidou (center) is squeezing much of its confeit into a single floor and organize it in a novel way
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● Obama’s flights of rhetoric are the stuff of legend. But Clinton (Hillary) simply knows more. What this nail biter of a Democratic primary may come down to (Fig 6) - «Voc» - stuff – material-prima, material, substância; nail – prego, unha; biter – animal que morde.
MUDANÇAS no corpo das pessoas e animais durante um período de 24 horas - circadian, 738, 12 (83, 51)
than a ew hours challenging us. " voc:to shake up - to make important changes in an orgaanization, a profession, etc. in order to make it more efficient; shake up (noun) - to make important changes in an organization, a profession, etc. in order to make it more efficent.
MUDAR de casa - move house: I would have accepted the job, but I didn’t want to move house.
MUDAR-SE - - Mudou-se para Chicago há um ano. - He moved to Chicago a year ago. 93.(acaso - por a.), 63
MUG, 56, 16 - caneca
MUITAS VEZES - lots of time, 98, 5
MÜHSELIG
MUITA (carne) - não falta carne, há muita carne - there is meat in plenty
MUITA prática (prática cabal) - Programmes offer a fun interactive quiz, which provides plenty of practise with nouns, adjectives and other Word
MUITO - a great deal - - abc inserir → Eurocorps Steps Out , 11
MUITO (badly) He's been limping (coxear) badly ever since the skiing accident.
MUITO (deveras) - The Sunday Times of London, long famous for its coverage of all aspects of literature and widely considered the finest literary review in the English language. §"\'a7voc:widely - by a lot People; in or to many places; in large degree.
MUITO dinheiro -plenty of money – [Dic Ed]
MUITO mais, num grau elevado - far more - 52. (at - ceremony), 2
MUITO mais (sério) - Gram Ing «Formação», 61.
MUITO (much) - Enc. Brit: Kuito, 4
MUITO feliz (completamente feliz) - quite happy, 96,2
MUITO tempo - temos muito tempo, chegamos muito a horas - we are in plenty of time
MUITOS mais (há) - take all, there are plenty more in that room - leve-os todos, há muitos mais naquele quarto;
MUITOS livros - há muitos livros; - there are plenty of books
MUDANÇAS - And since heroes, by definition, are in the business of shaking the things up, more
MUITO PERTO - quite near, 95,4
MULHER deslumbrante - - Supõe que uma mulher deslumbrante se encontrava no teu consultório.
Suppose a gold dust women was standing in your Office.
MULTIDÃO - DCF
MURO - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 19.
MÚSICA e modas - (hip-hop)
noun: an urban youth culture associated with rap music and the fashions of African-American residents of the inner city
noun: genre of African-American music of the 1980s and 1990s in which rhyming lyrics are chanted to a musical accompaniment; several forms of rap have emerged
MÚSICA (tocar) - the band played the march past - a banda tocou durante todo o desfile;
MUST - GRAM ING «FORMAÇÃO», 240, 6. - Use must when you think it is necessary to do something: "The windows are very dirty. You must clean them; It’s a fantastic film. You must see it; We must go to the bank today. We haven’t got any money"; must - present time - certainty: "This must be our stop (I’m sure it is.)"; "This can’t be our stop (I’m sure it isn’t)"; be bound to - this makes a future prediction of certainty: "it is bound to rain tomorrow." Must have refers to a past certainty: "Someone must have taken it" ( I’m sure they did); "You can’t have lost it (i’m sure you didn’t)"- Both can also be used with surely in exclamations (REALCE): "surely you can’t have eaten all of it"; "Surely you must have noticed it".
MUST, 96, 16 - Spring must be wonderful here (deve ser com sentido de é concerteza)
MUST - What Will Rise from the Ashes?
More than two weeks of rioting have exposed the failures of France’s republican ideals. Now, the country must restore order and bring hope to the banlieues
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