| v {letter}
|
:: letter: vê
|
| V {letter}
|
:: letter
|
| vaca {f} /ˈva.kɐ/
|
:: cow
|
| vaca {f} [pejorative, slang]
|
:: A promiscuous woman; bitch
|
| vacação {f}
|
:: vacation (period of leisure time away from work)
|
| vacação {f}
|
:: vacation (the act of vacating something; moving out of something)
|
| vaca-loura {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of vacaloura
|
| vacaloura {f}
|
:: stag beetle (Lucanus cervus, a large species of beetle)
|
| vacância {f}
|
:: vacancy (the state of being vacant)
|
| vacante {adj} /vɐˈkɐ̃tɨ/
|
:: vacant
|
| vaca preta {f}
|
:: coke float (a beverage made of ice cream and cola-flavored soft drink)
|
| vacar {v}
|
:: to vacate (move out of a given place)
|
| vacaria {f}
|
:: byre (a barn for keeping cattle)
|
| vacaria {f}
|
:: an establishment where cows are milked in front of costumers
|
| vacaria {f} [historical]
|
:: a cattle farm established by the Jesuits in South America
|
| Vacaria {prop}
|
:: Vacaria (municipality)
|
| vaca sagrada {f}
|
:: See: pt vaca sagrada
|
| vaca sagrada {f} [idiomatic]
|
:: sacred cow (something which cannot be tampered with)
|
| vacatura {f}
|
:: vacancy (the state of being vacant)
|
| vacilar {vi} /va.siˈlaɾ/
|
:: to vacillate (to sway unsteadily from one side to the other)
|
| vacilar {vi}
|
:: to vacillate (to swing from one course of action or opinion to another)
|
| vacilar {vi}
|
:: to hesitate
|
| vacilar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to make a mistake or a wrong choice
|
| vacina {f}
|
:: vaccine
|
| vacinação {f}
|
:: vaccination (inoculation with vaccines)
|
| vacinado {adj}
|
:: vaccinated (treated with a vaccine)
|
| vacinado {adj} [figuratively, by extension, with contra]
|
:: immune, invulnerable to (something)
|
| vacinar {v} [public health, immunology]
|
:: to vaccinate (to treat with a vaccine)
|
| vá com Deus {interj}
|
:: alternative form of vai com Deus
|
| vacuidade {f} /va.ku.i.ˈda.d͡ʒi/
|
:: vacuity; emptiness (state of being empty)
|
| vacuidade {f} [psychology]
|
:: the feeling of emptiness
|
| vácuo {m} /ˈva.ku.o/
|
:: vacuum (region that contains no matter)
|
| vácuo {m}
|
:: a lack, especially of something abstract
|
| vácuo {m}
|
:: the space behind a moving vehicle without drag
|
| vácuo {adj}
|
:: vacuous (lacking meaningful content)
|
| vacuolado {adj}
|
:: vacuolated
|
| vacúolo {m} [cytology]
|
:: vacuole (a membrane-bound vesicle found in some types of cell)
|
| vadeação {f}
|
:: wade; fording (act of wading or fording a body of water)
|
| vadeamento {m}
|
:: wade; fording (act of wading or fording a body of water)
|
| vadear {v}
|
:: to ford; to wade (to walk through a body of water)
|
| vademecum {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of vade-mécum
|
| vade-mécum {m}
|
:: vade mecum (reference book)
|
| vadia {f} [Brazil, slang]
|
:: bitch, slut, whore, ho
|
| vadiagem {f}
|
:: loitering (act of the loitering)
|
| vadiar {vi}
|
:: to loaf (do nothing)
|
| vadio {m} /va.ˈði.u/
|
:: layabout (lazy person)
|
| vadio {m}
|
:: bum (homeless person)
|
| vadio {adj}
|
:: vagrant, homeless
|
| vadio {adj}
|
:: feral (animal)
|
| vadoso {adj} [of a body of water] /vɐ.ˈðo.zu/
|
:: full of shallows
|
| Vaduz {prop} {f}
|
:: Vaduz (town/and/municipality/capital)
|
| vaga {f} /ˈvaɣɐ/
|
:: wave
|
| vaga {f}
|
:: opening, opportunity, vacancy
|
| vaga {f}
|
:: free slot, open position
|
| vaga {f}
|
:: absence
|
| vaga {f}
|
:: parking place
|
| vagaba {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of vagabundo
|
| vagabunda {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vagabundo
|
| vagabunda {f} [Brazil, slang, derogatory]
|
:: a prostitute
|
| vagabunda {f} [Brazil, slang, derogatory]
|
:: a bitch
|
| vagabunda {f}
|
:: a promiscuous woman, a slut, a whore
|
| vagabunda {f}
|
:: a despicable or nasty woman
|
| vagabundagem {f} /va.ɡa.bũ.ˈda.ʒẽj̃/
|
:: vagabondage, wandering
|
| vagabundagem {f}
|
:: laziness, idleness
|
| vagabundear {v}
|
:: to wander
|
| vagabundear {v}
|
:: to be lazy or have a lazy, workless life
|
| vagabundo {adj} /vɐ.ɣɐ.ˈβũ.du/
|
:: idle (averse to work or labour)
|
| vagabundo {adj}
|
:: [of an object, product or service] crappy; worthless; of low quality
|
| vagabundo {m} [pejorative]
|
:: tramp, hobo (homeless person)
|
| vagabundo {m}
|
:: wanderer; vagabond (a person on a trip of indeterminate destination and/or length of time)
|
| vagabundo {m}
|
:: layabout (lazy person)
|
| vagação {f}
|
:: vacation (the act of vacating something)
|
| vagação {f}
|
:: the act of wandering
|
| vaga-lume {m} /va.ɣɐ.ˈlu.mɨ/
|
:: firefly (Lampyridae)
|
| vagamente {adv} /va.ɣɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/
|
:: vaguely
|
| vagamundo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of vagabundo
|
| vagamundo {m}
|
:: alternative form of vagabundo
|
| vagante {mf} /vɐˈɣɐ̃tɨ/
|
:: wanderer (one who wanders)
|
| vagante {adj}
|
:: who wanders
|
| vagão {m}
|
:: wagon (freight car on a railway)
|
| vagão-leito {m}
|
:: sleeping car (railroad car with beds)
|
| vagão-restaurante {m}
|
:: dining car (restaurant train carriage)
|
| vagar {v} /vɐˈɣaɾ/
|
:: to wander
|
| vagar {v}
|
:: alternative form of vacar
|
| vagarosamente {adv} /vɐ.ɣɐ.ɾɔ.zɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/
|
:: At slow speed; slowly
|
| vagaroso {adj} /vɐ.ɣɐ.ˈɾo.zu/
|
:: leisurely
|
| vagaroso {adj}
|
:: slow, sluggish
|
| vagatura {f}
|
:: alternative form of vacatura
|
| vagem {f} [botany] /ˈva.ʒẽj̃/
|
:: pod (the fruit of legumes)
|
| vagem {f} [botany, specifically]
|
:: bean pod
|
| vagido {m}
|
:: wail
|
| vagina {f} [anatomy]
|
:: vagina
|
| vaginal {adj}
|
:: vaginal
|
| vaginalmente {adv} /ˌvɐ.ʒi.nal.ˈmẽ.tɨ/
|
:: vaginally
|
| vaginismo {m} [pathology]
|
:: vaginismus (painful muscular contraction of the vagina)
|
| vãglória {f} [rare]
|
:: obsolete spelling of vanglória
|
| vago {adj} /ˈva.ɣu/
|
:: vague (not clearly expressed)
|
| vago {adj}
|
:: vague (not having a precise meaning)
|
| vago {adj}
|
:: vague; indistinct
|
| vago {m}
|
:: the vagus nerve
|
| vago {adj}
|
:: vacant (not occupied)
|
| vagoneta {f}
|
:: minecart (small wheeled container that travels on tracks)
|
| Vagos {prop} /ˈvaɣuʃ/
|
:: Vagos (village/and/municipality)
|
| vagueação {f}
|
:: wander (act or instance of wandering)
|
| vaguear {vi}
|
:: to roam; to wander
|
| vagueza {f}
|
:: vagueness
|
| vaguidade {f}
|
:: vagueness
|
| vaguidão {f}
|
:: vagueness
|
| vaia {f}
|
:: boo (derisive shout)
|
| vaiar {v}
|
:: to boo (to shout boos derisively)
|
| vai com Deus {interj} /vaj.kõ.ˈdewʃ/
|
:: Godspeed
|
| vai com Deus {interj}
|
:: take care of yourself
|
| vaidade {f} /vaj.ˈða.ðɨ/
|
:: vanity, conceit, pride
|
| vaidade {f}
|
:: ostentation
|
| vaidade {f}
|
:: presumption
|
| vaidoso {adj} /vaj.ˈðo.zu/
|
:: vain (overly proud of one's appearance)
|
| vaidoso {adj}
|
:: proud
|
| vaidoso {adj}
|
:: presumptuous
|
| vai entender {interj}
|
:: go figure
|
| vai que {adv}
|
:: what if (introduces a wild speculation)
|
| vairão {m}
|
:: minnow (any of several small cyprinid fish)
|
| vai saber {phrase}
|
:: See: pt vai saber
|
| vai saber {phrase}
|
:: who knows (a rhetorical question asked to show that the asker neither knows the answer nor who might know it)
|
| vai saber {phrase}
|
:: who knows (asked to express the idea that anything is possible)
|
| vai se foder {interj} [vulgar]
|
:: fuck you!, go fuck yourself!
|
| vai te foder {interj} [vulgar]
|
:: fuck you!, go fuck yourself!
|
| vai tomar no cu {phrase} [vulgar]
|
:: fuck off
|
| vai tomar no seu cu {phrase}
|
:: alternative form of vai tomar no cu
|
| vaivém {m} /vaj.ˈvẽj̃/
|
:: to-and-fro motion; swaying motion
|
| vaivém {m}
|
:: coming and going (bustle of activity)
|
| vaivém {m} [figurative]
|
:: ups and downs (periods of positive and negative events, moods, or interactions)
|
| vaivém {m} [figurative, uncountable]
|
:: inconstancy; the state of being constantly changing
|
| vai ver {adv} [Brazil, colloquial, only in the beginning of sentences]
|
:: possibly; perhaps; maybe
|
| vai ver {adv}
|
:: See: pt vai ver
|
| val {m}
|
:: apocopic form of vale: valley
|
| vala {f}
|
:: ditch, trench
|
| vala coletiva {f}
|
:: mass grave (a grave with many corpses)
|
| vala comum {f}
|
:: mass grave (a grave with many corpses)
|
| valado {m} /va.ˈla.du/
|
:: a ditch, hedge or bank surrounding a property
|
| valado {m}
|
:: a property surrounded by a ditch, hedge or bank
|
| valado {adj}
|
:: surrounded by a ditch, hedge or bank
|
| valão {m} /va.ˈlɐ̃w̃/
|
:: Walloon (person from Wallonia)
|
| valão {m} [uncountable]
|
:: Walloon (Romance language spoken in Wallonia)
|
| valão {adj}
|
:: Walloon (of, from or relating to Wallonia)
|
| valão {adj}
|
:: Walloon (of, relating to or written in the Walloon language)
|
| valão {m}
|
:: augmentative of vala
|
| Valáquia {prop} {f}
|
:: Valáquia (subregion/and/former principality)
|
| valáquio {adj} /va.ˈla.kju/
|
:: Wallachian (of, from or relating to Wallachia)
|
| valáquio {m}
|
:: Wallachian (person from Wallachia)
|
| Valdemar {prop} {m} /ˌvaw.de.ˈmaʁ/
|
:: given name
|
| Valdemiro {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| valdevinos {m}
|
:: tramp
|
| valdevinos {m}
|
:: pauper
|
| valdevinos {m}
|
:: scallywag
|
| Valdivina {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Valdivino {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| vale {m} /ˈva.lɨ/
|
:: valley
|
| vale {m}
|
:: voucher, coupon
|
| Vale {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Vale de Aosta {prop} {m}
|
:: Vale de Aosta (region)
|
| Vale de Cambra {prop} /ˈval(ɨ) ðɨ ˈkɐ̃bɾɐ/
|
:: Vale de Cambra (city/and/municipality)
|
| Vale do Silício {prop} {m}
|
:: Silicon Valley (region in the San Francisco Bay Area with a high-tech industries)
|
| Vale do Sol {prop}
|
:: Vale do Sol (municipality)
|
| Valença {prop} {f} /vɐˈlẽsɐ/
|
:: Valença (city/and/municipality)
|
| Valença {prop} {f}
|
:: Valença (municipality)
|
| Valença {prop} {f}
|
:: Valença (municipality)
|
| valência {f} [chemistry]
|
:: valence / valency
|
| Valência {prop} {f}
|
:: Valência (capital city)
|
| Valência {prop} {f}
|
:: Valência (autonomous community)
|
| Valência {prop} {f}
|
:: Valência (province)
|
| valenciano {m}
|
:: Valencian (person from Valencia)
|
| valenciano {m} [uncountable]
|
:: Valencia (the dialect of Catalan spoken in Valencia)
|
| valenciano {adj}
|
:: Valencian (of, from or relating to Valencia)
|
| valentão {adj} /va.lẽ.ˈtɐ̃w̃/
|
:: augmentative of valente
|
| valentão {adj}
|
:: rowdy (rough and disorderly)
|
| valentão {m}
|
:: brawler; rowdy person
|
| valentão {m}
|
:: bully (person who is cruel to others, especially those who are weaker or have less power)
|
| valente {adj} /vɐ.ˈlẽ.tɨ/
|
:: valiant; courageous
|
| valente {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: valent (having valence)
|
| valente {mf}
|
:: a valiant person
|
| Valente {prop}
|
:: Valente (municipality)
|
| valentia {f}
|
:: boldness; courage
|
| Valentim {prop} {m} /ˌva.lẽ.ˈt͡ʃĩ/
|
:: given name
|
| Valentim Gentil {prop}
|
:: Valentim Gentil (municipality)
|
| Valentino {prop} {m} /ˌva.lẽ.ˈt͡ʃi.nu/
|
:: given name, alternative form of Valentim
|
| valer {vt} /vɐ.ˈleɾ/
|
:: to be worth, valid or acceptable
|
| valer a pena {v}
|
:: to be worthwhile
|
| Vale Real {prop}
|
:: Vale Real (municipality)
|
| Valéria {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| valeriana {f}
|
:: valerian (Valeriana officinalis, a medicinal herb of Europe)
|
| valer-se {vr}
|
:: to show bravery
|
| valer-se de {vr}
|
:: to make use of (to use productively)
|
| valet {mf}
|
:: valet (a person employed to park cars)
|
| valeta {f}
|
:: gutter (ditch along the side of a road)
|
| Valeta {prop} {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Valletta
|
| valete {m} [playing card] /va.ˈlɛ.tɨ/
|
:: jack
|
| valetudinário {adj} [medicine]
|
:: sickly; valetudinarian (frequently ill)
|
| vale-tudo {m}
|
:: mixed martial arts (combat sport allowing a wide range of combat techniques)
|
| vale-tudo {m}
|
:: a situation with no holds barred, in which any means may be used
|
| valeu {interj} [familiar] /vɐˈlew/
|
:: thanks (expression of gratitude or satisfaction)
|
| valeu, falou {phrase} [internet slang]
|
:: Used to express the dismissive or abrupt end of a conversation, statement, etc. See also: kthxbye
|
| Vale Verde {prop}
|
:: Vale Verde (municipality)
|
| valew {interj} [internet slang]
|
:: Expression of gratitude or satisfaction; thank you; thanks
|
| valews {interj} [internet slang]
|
:: Expression of gratitude or satisfaction; thank you; thanks
|
| valha {f}
|
:: value, worth
|
| valha {interj}
|
:: cor; woah (exclamation of surprise or amazement)
|
| Valhala {prop} {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Valhalla
|
| Valhalla {prop} {mf} [Norse mythology] /vaw.ˈʁa.lɐ/
|
:: Valhalla (the home of warriors slain gloriously in battle)
|
| valha o que valer {phrase}
|
:: for what it's worth (considering what limited worth this advice may have)
|
| valha o que valha {phrase}
|
:: alternative form of valha o que valer
|
| valia {f} /va.ˈli.ɐ/
|
:: worth (the inherent quality that makes something desirable)
|
| validade {f}
|
:: validity
|
| validade {f}
|
:: legitimacy
|
| validade {f}
|
:: expiration date
|
| validando {v}
|
:: gerund of validar
|
| validar {v}
|
:: to validate
|
| validez {f}
|
:: validity (the quality of being valid)
|
| validez {f}
|
:: able-bodiedness (the quality of being able-bodied)
|
| válido {adj} /ˈva.li.du/
|
:: valid (well grounded or justifiable, pertinent)
|
| válido {adj}
|
:: valid (acceptable, proper or correct)
|
| válido {adj}
|
:: healthy, fit (physically well)
|
| válido {adj} [logic]
|
:: valid (that evaluates to true regardless of the input values)
|
| valina {f} [amino acid]
|
:: valine (an essential aminoacid)
|
| Valinhos {prop}
|
:: Valinhos (municipality)
|
| valioso {adj}
|
:: valuable
|
| valisa {f}
|
:: alternative form of valise
|
| valise {f}
|
:: a small suitcase
|
| vallão {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of valão
|
| vallão {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of valão
|
| Valletta {prop} {f}
|
:: Valletta (capital city)
|
| valo {m} /ˈvalu/
|
:: wall (structure built for defense surrounding or separating an area)
|
| Valongo {prop} /vɐˈlõɡu/
|
:: Valongo (city/and/municipality)
|
| Valónia {prop} {f} [European orthography]
|
:: Valónia (region)
|
| Valônia {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: alternative form of Valónia
|
| valor {m} /vɐ.ˈloɾ/
|
:: value (numerical quantity measured, assigned or computed)
|
| valor {m}
|
:: value (the degree of importance one gives to something)
|
| valor {m}
|
:: price; cost
|
| valor {m}
|
:: value (quality that renders something desirable or valuable)
|
| valor absoluto {m} [mathematics]
|
:: absolute value (value of a number regardless of its sign)
|
| valor absoluto {m}
|
:: See: pt valor absoluto
|
| valorar {v}
|
:: to value (to fix or determine the value of)
|
| valorar {v}
|
:: to value (to hold something as important or desirable)
|
| valor de verdade {m} [logic]
|
:: truth value (variable with two possible values: true or false)
|
| valorização {f} [economy] /ˌva.lo.ˌɾi.za.ˈsɐ̃w̃/
|
:: an increase in value
|
| valorização {f}
|
:: the act of valuing (regarding highly)
|
| valorizar {vt} /vɐluɾiˈzaɾ/
|
:: to value, to regard, to place importance upon
|
| valorizar {vt}
|
:: to give or add value to
|
| valor nominal {m} [economics]
|
:: nominal value (value without adjusting for inflation)
|
| valoroso {adj}
|
:: valuable, valorous
|
| valor próprio {m}
|
:: See: pt valor próprio
|
| valor próprio {m} [linear algebra]
|
:: eigenvalue (change in magnitude of an eigenvector)
|
| valor-verdade {m} [logic]
|
:: truth value (variable with two possible values: true or false)
|
| Valpaços {prop} /ˌvaɫˈpasuʃ/
|
:: Valpaços (city/and/municipality)
|
| Valparaíso {prop}
|
:: Valparaíso (municipality)
|
| valquíria {f} [Norse mythology]
|
:: valkyrie (any of the female attendants of Odin)
|
| Valquíria {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| valsa {f} /ˈvaɫ.sɐ/
|
:: waltz
|
| valsar {v}
|
:: to waltz
|
| Valter {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| valva {f} [anatomy]
|
:: valve (membrane which permits passage in one direction)
|
| valverde {m}
|
:: toadflax (any plant of the genus Linaria)
|
| válvula {f} /ˈvaw.vu.la/
|
:: valve (device that controls flow of gas or fluid)
|
| válvula {f} [anatomy]
|
:: valve (membrane which permits the passage of the contents of a vessel or cavity in one direction)
|
| válvula {f} [electronics]
|
:: vacuum tube
|
| válvula {f}
|
:: the regulator of a steam engine or pressure cooker
|
| válvula {f} [botany]
|
:: valve (small portion of certain anthers, which opens like a trapdoor)
|
| válvula termiônica {f} [Brazilian orthography, electronics]
|
:: vacuum tube
|
| valvulopatia {f} [pathology]
|
:: valvulopathy (any disease or disorder of the valves of the heart)
|
| vambora {interj}
|
:: let's go
|
| vamos {interj} /ˈvɐ.muʃ/
|
:: let's go
|
| vamos {interj}
|
:: come on! (an expression of encouragement)
|
| vamos lá {interj}
|
:: let's go
|
| vamos lá {interj}
|
:: come on! (an expression of encouragement)
|
| vampira {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vampiro; vampiress
|
| vampírico {adj}
|
:: vampiric (having the traits of a vampire)
|
| vampiro {m} /vɐ̃.ˈpi.ɾu/
|
:: vampire (mythological creature)
|
| vampiro {m}
|
:: vampire bat (blood sucking bat)
|
| vampiro {m}
|
:: vamp (woman who uses sexual desire to exploit men)
|
| van {f}
|
:: van (a covered vehicle used for carrying goods)
|
| vanadato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: vanadate
|
| vanadinita {f} [mineral]
|
:: vanadinite (a mineral)
|
| vanádio {m}
|
:: vanadium
|
| vanadócito {m}
|
:: vanadocyte
|
| Vancouver {prop} {mf} /vɐ̃.ˈku.veʁ/
|
:: Vancouver (seaport/largest city)
|
| Vancouver {prop} {mf}
|
:: Vancouver (city/county seat)
|
| vandalear {v} [nonce]
|
:: to speak Vandalic
|
| vandálico {adj}
|
:: vandalic (having the nature of vandalism)
|
| vandálico {adj}
|
:: Vandalic (relating to the Vandals)
|
| vandálico {m}
|
:: Vandalic (an extinct East Germanic language once spoken by the Vandals)
|
| vandalismo {m}
|
:: vandalism
|
| vandalizar {v}
|
:: to vandalize
|
| vândalo {adj} /ˈvɐ̃.da.lu/
|
:: Vandalic (of or pertaining to the Vandals)
|
| vândalo {adj}
|
:: vandalic (having the nature of vandalism)
|
| vândalo {m}
|
:: Vandal (member of an ancient east Germanic tribe)
|
| vândalo {m}
|
:: vandal (one who needlessly damages others’ property)
|
| Vanderlei {prop} {m} /ˌvɐ̃.deʁ.ˈlej/
|
:: given name
|
| Vanderley {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Vanessa {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| vanglória {f} /vɐ̃.ˈɡlɔ.ɾi.a/
|
:: vainglory (excessive vanity)
|
| vangloriar {vtr}
|
:: to vainglory, to boast, to brag
|
| vanglorioso {adj}
|
:: vainglorious (with excessive vanity or unwarranted pride)
|
| van Gogh {m}
|
:: a painting by Vincent van Gogh
|
| van Gogh {m}
|
:: a painter with a style or life story similar to Vincent van Gogh’s
|
| Van Gogh {m}
|
:: alternative form of van Gogh
|
| vanguarda {f} [military] /vɐ̃.ˈɡwaɹ.da/
|
:: vanguard (leading units of an army)
|
| vanguarda {f}
|
:: vanguard (forefront of any group or movement)
|
| vanguardista {adj} [art]
|
:: avant-garde (innovative or pioneering in art)
|
| vanguardista {mf} [military unit]
|
:: a soldier in the vanguard
|
| vanguardista {mf} [art]
|
:: a member of the avant-garde
|
| Vanini {prop}
|
:: Vanini (municipality)
|
| vantagem {f} /vɐ̃.ˈta.ʒẽj̃/
|
:: advantage, vantage
|
| vantagem {f}
|
:: benefit
|
| vantajosamente {adv}
|
:: advantageously (in an advantageous manner)
|
| vantajosidade {f}
|
:: advantageousness (the quality of being advantageous)
|
| vantajoso {adj} /vɐ̃.tɐ.ˈʒo.zu/
|
:: advantageous (being of advantage)
|
| vantajoso {adj}
|
:: worthwhile (good and important enough to spend time, effort, or money on)
|
| Vanuatu {prop} {m}
|
:: Vanuatu (archipelago/and/country)
|
| vão {adj} /ˈvɐ̃w̃/
|
:: vain
|
| vão {adj}
|
:: pretentious, overambitious (excessively proud of oneself)
|
| vão {adj}
|
:: pointless; futile; useless; unhelpful
|
| vão {adj}
|
:: empty (containing nothing)
|
| vão {m}
|
:: a gap
|
| vão {m}
|
:: a vacant spot
|
| vão {m} [architecture]
|
:: a hole in the wall where a window or door is placed; a sliver, a breach
|
| vão {m} [architecture]
|
:: the empty space below a staircase
|
| vapor {m} /vɐ.ˈpoɾ/
|
:: vapor / vapour
|
| vaporização {f}
|
:: vaporization
|
| vaporização {f}
|
:: evaporation
|
| vaporizar {v}
|
:: to vaporize
|
| vapt vupt {adv} [colloquial] /vapt.vupt/
|
:: With speed; rapidly; quickly
|
| vaqueira {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vaqueiro; cowgirl
|
| vaqueiro {m} /vɐ.ˈkɐj.ɾu/
|
:: cowboy (person who tends cattle)
|
| vaqueiro {m} [Brazil]
|
:: shiny cowbird (Molothrus bonariensis, a New World passerine bird)
|
| vaqueyro {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vaqueiro
|
| vaquinha {f}
|
:: diminutive of vaca
|
| vaquinha {f} [colloquial]
|
:: money collected from a group of people in order to pay for something that benefits the whole group
|
| vara {f} /ˈva.ɾɐ/
|
:: a unit of length, a yard
|
| vara {f}
|
:: a stick, a twig
|
| vara {f}
|
:: a district court, an original court, a trial court/court of first instance
|
| vara-de-ouro {f}
|
:: goldenrod (any plant of the genus Solidago)
|
| vara de pesca {f}
|
:: fishing rod (rod with a line used for fishing)
|
| vara de pescar {f}
|
:: alternative form of vara de pesca
|
| varal {m}
|
:: clothesline
|
| varanda {f} /vɐ.ˈɾɐ̃.dɐ/
|
:: balcony, veranda, terrace
|
| varanda {f}
|
:: porch
|
| varandim {m}
|
:: narrow balcony
|
| varandim {m}
|
:: parapet (low retaining wall)
|
| varangiano {m} [historical]
|
:: Varangian (member of a Scandinavian tribe that settled around Constantinople)
|
| varangiano {m} [military unit, historical]
|
:: Varangian (member of the Byzantine imperial body guard)
|
| varano {m}
|
:: monitor lizard (any lizard of the genus Varanus)
|
| varão {adj} /vɐˈɾɐ̃w̃/
|
:: male
|
| varão {m}
|
:: male, man
|
| varão {m}
|
:: handrail, rail
|
| varão {m}
|
:: pole
|
| varapau {m} /va.ɾa.ˈpaw/
|
:: staff (long and stiff piece of wood)
|
| varapau {mf} [Brazil]
|
:: a tall and skinny person
|
| varar {v}
|
:: to overthrow; to pull down
|
| varear {v}
|
:: to pole (propel a watercraft by pushing with poles)
|
| vareja {f} /va.ˈɾe.ʒɐ/
|
:: clipping of varejeira
|
| varêja {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vareja
|
| Varejão {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| varejeira {f}
|
:: any large species of fly that lays its eggs in flesh
|
| varejeira azul {f}
|
:: bluebottle (any of various blowflies of the genus Calliphora that have an iridescent metallic-blue body)
|
| varejista {m} [Brazil] /ˌva.ɾe.ˈʒis.ta/
|
:: retailer (retail sales company)
|
| varejista {mf} [Brazil]
|
:: retailer (retail salesman or woman)
|
| varejista {adj} [Brazil]
|
:: retail (relating to the sale of goods or services directly to individual consumers)
|
| varejo {m}
|
:: retail (sale of goods directly to the consumer)
|
| vareniki {mp}
|
:: varenyky (a kind of dumplings)
|
| Varese {prop} {f}
|
:: Varese (province)
|
| Varese {prop} {f}
|
:: Varese (capital city)
|
| vareta {f}
|
:: rod, stick
|
| vareta {f}
|
:: ramrod
|
| vareta {f}
|
:: drumstick
|
| Vargeão {prop}
|
:: Vargeão (municipality)
|
| Vargem {prop}
|
:: Vargem (municipality)
|
| Vargem {prop}
|
:: Vargem (municipality)
|
| Vargem Alegre {prop}
|
:: Vargem Alegre (municipality)
|
| Vargem Bonita {prop}
|
:: Vargem Bonita (municipality)
|
| Vargem Bonita {prop}
|
:: Vargem Bonita (municipality)
|
| Vargem Grande do Rio Pardo {prop}
|
:: Vargem Grande do Rio Pardo (municipality)
|
| Vargem Grande do Sul {prop}
|
:: Vargem Grande do Sul (municipality)
|
| Vargem Grande Paulista {prop}
|
:: Vargem Grande Paulista (municipality)
|
| Varginha {prop}
|
:: Varginha (municipality)
|
| variabilidade {f}
|
:: variability (degree to which a thing is variable)
|
| variação {f}
|
:: variation, fluctuation
|
| variação {f}
|
:: variance, range
|
| variação antigénica {f} [European orthography, immunology]
|
:: antigenic variation (the mechanism by which an infectious organism changes its surface proteins in favour of circumventing a host immune response)
|
| variação antigênica {f} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: alternative form of variação antigénica
|
| variado {adj}
|
:: diverse, various
|
| variado {adj}
|
:: varied
|
| variado {adj} [figurative]
|
:: delirious
|
| variado {adj} [figurative, colloquial]
|
:: thoughtless
|
| variância {f}
|
:: variance
|
| variando {v}
|
:: gerund of variar
|
| variante {f}
|
:: variant
|
| variar {v} /vɐ.ɾi.ˈaɾ/
|
:: to vary (to change with time or a similar parameter)
|
| variar {v}
|
:: to vary (to institute a change in)
|
| variar {v} [grammar]
|
:: to inflect (to vary the form of a word)
|
| variável {adj}
|
:: variable (able to vary)
|
| variável {f}
|
:: variable (something able to vary)
|
| variável {f} [programming]
|
:: variable (named memory location)
|
| variavelmente {adv}
|
:: variably (in a variable manner)
|
| varicela {f} [pathology]
|
:: chickenpox (a common childhood disease)
|
| varicocele {f} [medicine, andrology]
|
:: varicocele (varicose veins in the area of the scrotum)
|
| variedade {f} /vɐ.ɾjɛ.ˈða.ðɨ/
|
:: variety (quality of being varied)
|
| variedade {f}
|
:: (mathematics) manifold
|
| variegado {adj}
|
:: variegated (streaked or spotted with a variety of colours)
|
| varietal {adj}
|
:: varietal
|
| varinha {f}
|
:: wand (stick or staff, used to perform a useful function)
|
| varinha de condão {f} [fantasy]
|
:: magic wand (stick used to perform magic)
|
| varinha mágica {f} [fantasy]
|
:: magic wand (stick used to perform magic)
|
| varinha mágica {f}
|
:: mixer (electric appliance to mix ingredients, esp. hand mixer or blender)
|
| vario {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vário
|
| vário {adj} [rarely in singular] /ˈva.ɾju/
|
:: various, diverse
|
| varíola {f} [pathology]
|
:: smallpox (an acute, highly infectious and often fatal disease)
|
| variólico {adj} [medicine]
|
:: variolous (or or pertaining to smallpox)
|
| varioloso {adj} [medicine]
|
:: variolous (of or pertaining to smallpox)
|
| varios {pron}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vários
|
| variz {f} [pathology]
|
:: varicose vein (abnormally swollen or dilated vein)
|
| Varjão de Minas {prop}
|
:: Varjão de Minas (municipality)
|
| Varna {prop} {f}
|
:: Varna (city)
|
| varonil {adj}
|
:: manly
|
| varrão {m}
|
:: alternative form of barrão
|
| varredor {m}
|
:: sweeper (one responsible for sweeping)
|
| varredor de rua {m}
|
:: street sweeper
|
| varredura {f}
|
:: sweeping
|
| varrer {vit} /va.ˈʁe(ɹ)/
|
:: to sweep (to clean [a place] using a broom)
|
| varrer {v} [para, .transitive, .or]
|
:: to sweep (to move something using a broom)
|
| varrer {v} [de, .figurative, .transitive, .or]
|
:: to devastate or expel something completely and quickly
|
| varrer {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to sweep; to go through (to search a place methodically)
|
| varrer {vt} [computing]
|
:: to scan (to examine sequentially, part by part)
|
| varrer para debaixo do tapete {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to sweep something under the rug (to conceal a problem expediently)
|
| Varre-Sai {prop}
|
:: Varre-Sai (municipality)
|
| varrido {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: crazy, insane, nuts
|
| varrido {m} [colloquial]
|
:: a completely insane person
|
| Varsóvia {prop} {f}
|
:: Varsóvia (capital city)
|
| várzea {f} [geography]
|
:: floodplain (a plain adjacent to a river that experiences flooding)
|
| várzea {f}
|
:: plain (large flat area)
|
| Várzea da Palma {prop}
|
:: Várzea da Palma (municipality)
|
| Várzea da Roça {prop}
|
:: Várzea da Roça (municipality)
|
| Várzea do Poço {prop}
|
:: Várzea do Poço (municipality)
|
| Várzea Nova {prop}
|
:: Várzea Nova (municipality)
|
| Várzea Paulista {prop}
|
:: Várzea Paulista (municipality)
|
| Varzedo {prop}
|
:: Varzedo (municipality)
|
| Varzelândia {prop}
|
:: Varzelândia (municipality)
|
| Varzim {prop} {f}
|
:: clipping of Póvoa de Varzim
|
| vasão {f} /va.ˈzɐ̃w̃/
|
:: augmentative of vaso
|
| vascaíno {adj} [Brazil, soccer]
|
:: Pertaining to, or related to Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama
|
| vascaíno {m} [Brazil, soccer]
|
:: A player or supporter of Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama sports team, especially the association football (soccer) team
|
| Vasconcelos {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vasconço {m}
|
:: Basque (language isolate spoken in northeastern Spain and southwestern France)
|
| vasconço {m} [colloquial]
|
:: Greek (unintelligible speech)
|
| vasconço {adj}
|
:: relating to the Basque language
|
| vascular {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vascular (of, pertaining to or containing blood vessels)
|
| vasculhar {v}
|
:: to scour (search an area thoroughly)
|
| vasculhar {v}
|
:: to sweep (clean using a broom)
|
| vasculho {m}
|
:: broom used to clean ceilings
|
| vasculho {m} [slang, pejorative]
|
:: prostitute
|
| vasectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: vasectomy (surgical sterilisation of a man)
|
| vasilha {f}
|
:: vessel (container for liquid)
|
| Vasili {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Vasiliev {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| vaso {m} /ˈva.zu/
|
:: vessel (container of liquid)
|
| vaso {m}
|
:: vase (container for flowers)
|
| vaso {m} [biology]
|
:: vessel (tube or canal that carries fluid)
|
| vaso {m} [Brazil]
|
:: toilet (device for depositing human waste and then flushing it)
|
| vasopressina {f} [hormone]
|
:: vasopressin (an antidiuretic hormone secreted by the pituitary gland)
|
| vaso sanguíneo {m}
|
:: blood vessel
|
| vaso sanitário {m}
|
:: toilet (device for depositing human waste and flushing it away)
|
| Vasques {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| vassalagem {f} [historical]
|
:: vassalage
|
| vassallo {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vassalo
|
| vassallo {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vassalo
|
| vassalo {m} /vɐ.ˈsa.lu/
|
:: vassal (feudalism)
|
| vassalo {adj}
|
:: subordinate
|
| Vassili {prop} {m} /va.ˈsi.li/
|
:: given name
|
| vassoira {f}
|
:: alternative form of vassoura
|
| vassoura {f} /vɐ.ˈso(w).ɾɐ/
|
:: broom (domestic utensil used to sweep)
|
| vassoura {f}
|
:: broom (any of several shrubs with thin, long branches)
|
| vassoura nova varre bem {proverb}
|
:: a new broom sweeps clean (new management will often make radical changes)
|
| Vassouras {prop}
|
:: Vassouras (municipality)
|
| vassoyra {f}
|
:: obsolete form of vassoura
|
| vastar {v}
|
:: alternative form of devastar
|
| vastidaõ {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vastidão
|
| vastidão {f} [uncountable] /vɐʃ.ti.ˈðɐ̃w̃/
|
:: vastness (quality of being vast)
|
| vastidão {f}
|
:: vastness (something vast)
|
| vasto {adj} /ˈvaʃ.tu/
|
:: Very large or wide; vast
|
| vatapá {m} /va.ta.ˈpa/
|
:: vatapá
|
| vate {mf}
|
:: vates (divinely inspired poet)
|
| vaticano {adj}
|
:: Vatican (relating to the Vatican)
|
| vaticano {m}
|
:: a Vaticanian (someone from the Vatican city state)
|
| Vaticano {prop} {m} /vɐtiˈkɐnu/
|
:: Vaticano (city-state)
|
| Vaticano {prop} {m}
|
:: the Vatican; the Roman Catholic Church
|
| vaticinar {v}
|
:: to vaticinate; to prophesy; to predict (to indicate that some future event will occur)
|
| vaticínio {m}
|
:: a prophecy; prediction
|
| vátio {m} [obsolete, rare]
|
:: watt (derived unit of power)
|
| vá tomar no cu {interj} [vulgar, offensive]
|
:: fuck you!, go fuck yourself!
|
| vau {m} /ˈvaw/
|
:: ford (location where a river is shallow enough to be crossed by foot)
|
| vau {m}
|
:: shoal
|
| vav {m}
|
:: vav (name of the Hebrew letter ו)
|
| Vayu {prop} {m} [Hinduism]
|
:: Vayu (god of wind in Hinduism)
|
| Vaz {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vazador {m}
|
:: leak (person who discloses secret information)
|
| vazador {m}
|
:: a device used to open orifices
|
| vazadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vazador
|
| vazadouro {m}
|
:: tip, landfill
|
| vazamento {m} /vɐzɐˈmẽtu/
|
:: leak, leakage
|
| vazamento de memória {m} [computing]
|
:: memory leak (fault in a program’s memory allocation logic)
|
| vazando {v}
|
:: gerund of vazar
|
| vazante {f}
|
:: ebb (receding movement of the tide)
|
| vazante {f}
|
:: low tide (the tide at its lowest level)
|
| vazante {adj} [of a liquid]
|
:: which is emptying or leaking, getting out of a container
|
| Vazante {prop}
|
:: Vazante (municipality)
|
| vazaõ {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vazão
|
| vazão {f} /va.ˈzɐ̃w̃/
|
:: emptying (the act of removing all fluid from a container)
|
| vazão {f} [hydrology]
|
:: discharge (volume of water transported by a river in a certain amount of time)
|
| vazão {f} [by extension]
|
:: flow (movement of people or things in a particular direction)
|
| vazar {v} /vɐˈzaɾ/
|
:: to leak
|
| vazar {v} [figurative]
|
:: to become public or exposed [private content]
|
| vazar {v} [Brazil, slang]
|
:: to go away; to leave
|
| vazia {f} /va.ˈzi.ɐ/
|
:: hip (either side of the pelvis)
|
| vaziar {v}
|
:: alternative form of esvaziar
|
| vazio {adj} /vɐ.ˈzi.u/
|
:: devoid of content; empty
|
| vazio {adj}
|
:: not significant; insignificant
|
| vc {pron} [Internet slang, text messaging]
|
:: you (singular)
|
| vç {pron} [internet slang]
|
:: abbreviation of você
|
| vdd {n} [internet slang]
|
:: abbreviation of verdade
|
| Ve {prop} {m} [Norse mythology]
|
:: Vé (brother of Odin)
|
| vê {m} /ˈve/
|
:: vee (name of the letter V)
|
| veadinho {m}
|
:: diminutive of veado; little faggot
|
| veado {m} /ˈvjaðu/
|
:: deer (the animal)
|
| veado {m} [Brazil, slang, derogatory]
|
:: male homosexual
|
| veado-de-cauda-branca {m}
|
:: white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus, a deer of the Americas)
|
| veado-do-cabo {m}
|
:: hartebeest (Alcelaphus bucelaphus, an African antelope)
|
| vector {m}
|
:: superseded spelling of vetor
|
| vectorial {adj}
|
:: superseded spelling of vetorial
|
| Veda {prop} {m} [Hinduism]
|
:: Veda (Sanskrit scriptures)
|
| vedação {f} [legal]
|
:: ban
|
| vedação {f}
|
:: sealing
|
| vedante {adj}
|
:: sealing, sealant
|
| vedar {v} /ve.ˈda(ɹ)/
|
:: to ban; to prohibit
|
| vedar {v}
|
:: to impede; to obstruct
|
| vedar {v}
|
:: to seal (to close securely)
|
| védico {adj} [Hinduism]
|
:: Vedic (of or pertaining to the Vedas)
|
| védico {adj} [linguistics]
|
:: Vedic (of or relating to the Sanskrit language of the Vedas)
|
| vedor {m} [government] /ve.ˈdoʁ/
|
:: inspector (person employed to inspect something)
|
| vedor {m}
|
:: seer (one who sees something)
|
| vedor {m} [divination]
|
:: dowser (one who uses a dowsing rod to find underground water)
|
| vedôr {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vedor
|
| veemência {f}
|
:: vehemence (an intense concentration, force or power)
|
| veemente {adj}
|
:: vehement
|
| veemente {adj}
|
:: vigorous
|
| veemente {adj}
|
:: overwhelming
|
| veementemente {adv}
|
:: vehemently (in a vehement manner)
|
| vegana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of vegano
|
| veganismo {m}
|
:: veganism (the practice of not consuming any animal product)
|
| vegano {adj} /veˈɡɐ̃nu/
|
:: vegan (relating to vegans or veganism)
|
| vegano {m}
|
:: vegan (person who follows a vegan diet)
|
| vegetação {f}
|
:: vegetation (plants collectively)
|
| vegetal {m} /vɨʒɨˈtaɫ/
|
:: vegetable (edible material derived from a plant)
|
| vegetal {m} [figuratively]
|
:: vegetable (person whose body or brain has been damaged so that they cannot interact with the surrounding environment)
|
| vegetal {adj}
|
:: Relative to plants and vegetables
|
| vegetalismo {m}
|
:: the use of plants, particularly ayahuasca, for medicinal or religious purposes
|
| vegetalismo {m}
|
:: the form of vegetarianism in which no animal products are eaten
|
| vegetalismo {m} [architecture]
|
:: the use of plant-themed embellishments
|
| vegetalismo {m} [rare, collective]
|
:: a group of vegetables
|
| vegetalista {adj}
|
:: vegan
|
| vegetalista {mf}
|
:: vegan
|
| vegetar {v} [biology, of a plant]
|
:: to vegetate (to grow or sprout)
|
| vegetar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to vegetate (to live in a dull, inactive or unchallenging way)
|
| vegetarianismo {m}
|
:: vegetarianism (the practice of following a vegetarian diet)
|
| vegetariano {adj}
|
:: vegetarian
|
| vegetariano {m}
|
:: vegetarian
|
| vehemente {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of veemente
|
| vehiculo {m}
|
:: obsolete form of veículo
|
| véi {adj} /ˈvɛj/
|
:: eye dialect of velho
|
| véi {m}
|
:: eye dialect of velho
|
| véi {interj} [Brazil, slang, São Paulo city]
|
:: eye dialect of velho
|
| veia {f} [anatomy] /ˈvɐj.ɐ/
|
:: vein (blood vessel that transports blood to the heart)
|
| veia {f} [botany]
|
:: vein (thickened portion of a leaf)
|
| veia {f} [geology]
|
:: vein (body of minerals distinct from the surrounding rock)
|
| veia {f}
|
:: a small stream or creek
|
| veia cava {f} [anatomy]
|
:: vena cava (large vein that returns blood into the right atrium)
|
| veia porta {f} [anatomy]
|
:: portal (vein that carries blood into the liver)
|
| veículo {m} /ve.ˈi.ku.lu/
|
:: vehicle; conveyance (device for carrying or transporting)
|
| veículo {m}
|
:: automobile (passenger vehicle)
|
| veículo {m}
|
:: medium (the means or channel by which an aim is achieved)
|
| veículo {m}
|
:: anything which conducts or transmits something
|
| veio {m} /ˈvɐj.u/
|
:: vein (stripe or streak of a different colour or composition)
|
| veio {m} [geology, mining]
|
:: vein (thin deposit of a mineral or metal)
|
| veio {m}
|
:: rivulet (a very small stream)
|
| veio {m} /ˈvɛ.ju/
|
:: eye dialect of velho
|
| veio {m} [Brazil, slang]
|
:: bro (informal term of address for a friend)
|
| veio {adj}
|
:: eye dialect of velho
|
| véio {adj} /ˈvɛjʊ/
|
:: eye dialect of velho
|
| véio {m}
|
:: eye dialect of velho
|
| véio {interj} [Brazil, São Paulo city, slang]
|
:: eye dialect of velho
|
| vêio {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of veio
|
| Veios {prop} {f} /ˈvej.us/
|
:: Veios (ancient city)
|
| veiro {m} [tincture]
|
:: vair
|
| veja {f} /ˈvɐ(j).ʒɐ/
|
:: Mediterranean parrotfish (Sparisoma cretense, a fish of the Atlantic Ocean)
|
| vela {f} /ˈvɛ.lɐ/
|
:: candle
|
| vela {f}
|
:: clipping of vela de ignição
|
| vela {f} [nautical]
|
:: sail
|
| vela {f} [nautical, sports]
|
:: sailing
|
| vela de ignição {f}
|
:: spark plug (device that forms a high-voltage spark for fuel ignition)
|
| velado {adj}
|
:: veiled
|
| veladura {f}
|
:: glaze (semi-transparent layer of paint)
|
| veladura {f}
|
:: vigil (watch kept during the night over the body of a person)
|
| vela-hora {f}
|
:: candle-hour
|
| velando {v}
|
:: gerund of velar
|
| velar {adj} [phonetics] /vɨˈlaɾ/
|
:: velar (articulated at the soft palate)
|
| velar {f} [phonetics]
|
:: velar (a consonant articulated at the soft palate)
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to veil (cover with a veil)
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to veil; to conceal; to hide
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to damage photographic film due to excessive light
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to keep a vigil (overnight watch over a deceased or dying person)
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to protect; to defend [especially something abstract, such as reputation]
|
| Velas {prop} /ˈvɛlɐʃ/
|
:: Velas (village/and/municipality)
|
| vela solar {f} [astronautics]
|
:: solar sail (a sail-like structure on a spacecraft)
|
| velatura {f}
|
:: alternative form of veladura
|
| velcro {m} /ˈvɛw.kru/
|
:: Velcro (fastener consisting of two strips of fabric)
|
| veleidade {f}
|
:: velleity (slight wish)
|
| veleiro {m} /vɨˈlɐjɾu/
|
:: sailboat (boat propelled by sails)
|
| velejar {v} /vɨ.lɨ.ˈʒaɾ/
|
:: to sail
|
| velha {n} [slang] /ˈvɛ.ʎɐ/
|
:: mother
|
| velha {n} [affectionate]
|
:: wife, especially a middle-aged or elderly one
|
| velhacaria {f}
|
:: deceit (act or behaviour intended to deceive)
|
| velhaco {adj} /vɨ.ˈʎa.ku/
|
:: sly, treacherous
|
| velhaco {m}
|
:: rogue, rascal
|
| velhaco {m}
|
:: libertine
|
| velhice {f} /vɨ.ˈʎi.sɨ/
|
:: oldness, age (the property of that which is old)
|
| velhice {f}
|
:: old age (the time when one is an old person)
|
| velhinha {f}
|
:: diminutive of velha
|
| velhinho {m}
|
:: diminutive of velho
|
| velhíssimo {adj}
|
:: oldest; very old
|
| velho {adj} /ˈvɛ.ʎu/
|
:: old; ancient (having existed for a long period of time)
|
| velho {adj} [of a living being]
|
:: old; aged (having lived for most of the expected years)
|
| velho {adj} [of an object]
|
:: old (that has been used for a considerable period of time)
|
| velho {adj}
|
:: old (obsolete or out-of-date)
|
| velho {m} [sometimes, offensive]
|
:: an old person
|
| velho {m} [slang]
|
:: father
|
| velho {m} [affectionate]
|
:: husband, especially a middle-aged or elderly one
|
| velho {m} [slang, Brazil]
|
:: an informal form of address for males of any age; bro
|
| Velho Mundo {prop} {m}
|
:: Velho Mundo (supercontinent)
|
| velhos hábitos nunca morrem {proverb}
|
:: old habits die hard (literally: Old habits never die)
|
| velhota {f} [colloquial, derogatory] /ve.ˈʎɔ.tɐ/
|
:: old woman
|
| velhote {adj}
|
:: oldish
|
| velhote {m} [colloquial]
|
:: old man
|
| velhote {m} [colloquial]
|
:: father; old man
|
| velinha {f}
|
:: diminutive of vela
|
| velino {m}
|
:: vellum (type of parchment paper made from the skin of a lamb, baby goat or calf)
|
| vella {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vela
|
| vellejar {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of velejar
|
| velocidade {f} /vɨ.lu.si.ˈða.ðɨ/
|
:: velocity; speed (rate of movement)
|
| velocidade {f}
|
:: speed; velocity; rapidity (the condition of being fast, rapid)
|
| velocidade angular {f} [physics]
|
:: angular velocity (rate of rotation)
|
| velocidade de escapamento {f} [astrophysics]
|
:: escape velocity (minimum velocity needed to escape the gravitational field of a heavenly body)
|
| velocidade de escape {f} [astrophysics]
|
:: escape velocity (minimum velocity needed to escape the gravitational field of a heavenly body)
|
| velocímetro {m}
|
:: speedometer (a device that indicates the speed of a vehicle)
|
| velódromo {m}
|
:: velodrome
|
| velório {m}
|
:: wake (period after a person’s death before the body is buried)
|
| Veloso {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
|
| velour {m}
|
:: velour (a knit fabric similar to velvet)
|
| veloz {adj}
|
:: fast; quick (moving or capable of moving with great speed)
|
| velozmente {adv}
|
:: fast; quickly (with great speed)
|
| veludíneo {adj}
|
:: velvety
|
| veludo {m} /vɨ.ˈlu.ðu/
|
:: velvet (type of fabric)
|
| veludoso {adj}
|
:: velvety
|
| velutíneo {adj}
|
:: velvety
|
| vem cá {interj} [literally]
|
:: come here
|
| vem cá {interj} [idiom]
|
:: say; hey (used to gain someone's attention before making an inquiry or suggestion)
|
| venalidade {f}
|
:: venality
|
| Venancio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Venâncio Aires {prop}
|
:: Venâncio Aires (municipality)
|
| venatório {adj}
|
:: venatic; venatorial (of or pertaining to hunting)
|
| vencedor {m}
|
:: winner (one who has won or often wins), victor
|
| vencedora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of vencedor
|
| vencelho {m} /vẽ.ˈse.ʎu/
|
:: alternative form of vencilho
|
| vencer {vit} /vẽ.ˈseɾ/
|
:: to win
|
| vencer {vt}
|
:: to defeat, overcome
|
| vencer {v} [labeled food or drink]
|
:: to expire
|
| Venceslau {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| vencido {adj} /vẽ.ˈsi.ðu/
|
:: defeated; overcome; beaten
|
| vencido {adj}
|
:: exhausted (extremely tired)
|
| vencido {adj}
|
:: past the expiration date
|
| vencido {adj}
|
:: due [owed or owing]
|
| vencilho {m} /vẽ.ˈsi.ʎu/
|
:: twine (thin rope), made of reed, wicker or similar material, used for tying certain objects (such as grapevines) together
|
| vencimento {m} /vẽ.si.ˈmẽ.tu/
|
:: victory, triumph
|
| vencimento {m}
|
:: maturity (of a financial instrument)
|
| vencimento {m}
|
:: salary
|
| vencível {adj}
|
:: vincible (capable of being defeated)
|
| vencível {adj} [of a debt]
|
:: having a determined due date
|
| venda {f} /ˈvẽ.dɐ/
|
:: sale (instance of selling something)
|
| venda {f}
|
:: general store (store which sells a large variety of useful things, without specializing)
|
| venda {f}
|
:: blindfold (covering for the eyes)
|
| venda casada {f}
|
:: product tying (the practice of selling one product or service as a mandatory addition to the purchase of a different product or service)
|
| venda cruzada {f}
|
:: the act of cross-selling products
|
| vendagem {f}
|
:: sale
|
| vendar {v} /vẽˈdaɾ/
|
:: to blindfold
|
| Vendas Novas {prop} /ˈvẽdɐʒ ˈnɔvɐʃ/
|
:: Vendas Novas (city/and/municipality)
|
| vendaval {m} [meteorology] /vẽdɐˈvaɫ/
|
:: windstorm, gale
|
| vendaval {m} [figuratively]
|
:: tumult
|
| vendável {adj} [uncomparable] /vẽ.ˈda.vew/
|
:: which may be sold
|
| vendável {adj}
|
:: which sells easily or quickly
|
| vendedor {m}
|
:: salesman
|
| vendedora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vendedor
|
| vendedor ambulante {m}
|
:: peddler; hawker (itinerant seller of small goods)
|
| vender {vt} /vẽ.ˈdeɾ/
|
:: to sell
|
| vendido {adj}
|
:: that has been given in exchange for money; sold
|
| vendilhão {m}
|
:: hawker, peddler
|
| vendível {adj}
|
:: sellable
|
| veneno {m} /vɨ.ˈne.nu/
|
:: poison (substance harmful to a living organism)
|
| veneno {m} [figurative]
|
:: poison (something that harms a person or thing)
|
| veneno {m} [figurative]
|
:: venom (feeling or speech marked by spite or malice)
|
| venenoso {adj} /vɨ.nɨ.ˈno.zu/
|
:: poisonous
|
| veneração {f} /vɨ.nɨ.ɾɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/
|
:: veneration, reverence
|
| venerando {v}
|
:: gerund of venerar
|
| venerar {vt} /vẽ.nɛ.ˈra(h)/
|
:: to venerate
|
| venerável {adj} /vɨ.nɨ.ˈɾa.vɛɫ/
|
:: venerable (commanding respect because of age, dignity, character or position)
|
| venerável {adj}
|
:: venerable (worthy of reverence)
|
| venerável {adj} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: undergoing beatification
|
| véneto {m} [European orthography]
|
:: alternative form of vêneto
|
| véneto {adj} [European orthography]
|
:: alternative form of vêneto
|
| vêneto {m} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: a person from Veneto, Italy
|
| vêneto {m} [Brazilian orthography, uncountable]
|
:: Venetian (Romance language spoken in and around Veneto)
|
| vêneto {adj} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: of, from or relating to Veneto
|
| vêneto {adj} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: relating to the Venetian language
|
| Veneza {prop} {f}
|
:: Veneza (city/regional capital)
|
| Veneza {prop} {f} [historical]
|
:: Veneza (former maritime republic)
|
| veneziana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of veneziano
|
| veneziana {f}
|
:: Venetian blind (blind consisting of overlapping horizontal slats)
|
| veneziano {adj}
|
:: Venetian (of, from or relating to Venice)
|
| veneziano {m}
|
:: Venetian (person from Venice)
|
| veneziano {m} [uncountable]
|
:: the dialect of the Venetian language spoken in Venice
|
| Venezuela {prop} {f}
|
:: Venezuela (country)
|
| venezuelano {adj}
|
:: Venezuelan (of, from or relating to Venezuela)
|
| venezuelano {m}
|
:: Venezuelan (person from Venezuela)
|
| vénia {f} [European orthography]
|
:: a bow or nod of courtesy
|
| vénia {f} [European orthography]
|
:: consent; permission
|
| vénia {f} [European orthography]
|
:: forgiveness; pardon
|
| vênia {f} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: alternative form of vénia
|
| venial {adj} /vɨˈnjaɫ/
|
:: venial (pardonable; able to be forgiven)
|
| venial {adj}
|
:: venial (excusable; trifling)
|
| venoso {adj} [anatomy] /vɨˈnozu/
|
:: venous (of or pertaining to veins)
|
| venta {f} /ˈvẽ.tɐ/
|
:: nostril, especially of livestock
|
| ventã {f} [dated] /vẽ.ˈtɐ̃/
|
:: window
|
| ventã {f} [dialectal]
|
:: alternative form of venta
|
| ventana {f} [archaic] /vẽ.ˈtɐ.nɐ/
|
:: window
|
| ventana {f}
|
:: handheld fan
|
| ventana {f}
|
:: snooker pocket
|
| ventana {f} [Brazil]
|
:: troublemaker
|
| ventana {adj} [Brazil]
|
:: troublemaker
|
| ventania {f}
|
:: gale (very strong wind)
|
| ventar {vi} [impersonal, of wind] /ˈvẽ.ˈta(ɾ)/
|
:: to blow
|
| ventas {fp} /ˈvẽtɐʃ/
|
:: nose
|
| ventas {fp}
|
:: face
|
| ventas {fp} [colloquial]
|
:: presence
|
| ventilação {f}
|
:: ventilation
|
| ventilador {m}
|
:: fan, ventilator
|
| ventilar {v}
|
:: to ventilate
|
| vento {m} /ˈvẽ.tu/
|
:: wind (moving air)
|
| vento {m} [less common]
|
:: air (gases of the atmosphere)
|
| vento {m} [figurative]
|
:: nothingness; nothing (the lack of something)
|
| vento de feição {m} [nautical]
|
:: fair wind (wind blowing in the direction the sailor wants to go)
|
| vento estelar {m} [astronomy]
|
:: stellar wind
|
| ventoinha {f} /vẽ.ˈtwi.ɲɐ/
|
:: fan (electrical device used to cool people or machinery)
|
| ventoinha {f}
|
:: weather vane (a device showing the direction of the wind)
|
| vento ponteiro {m} [nautical]
|
:: foul wind (wind against travelled direction)
|
| vento repugnante {m} [nautical]
|
:: foul wind (wind against travelled direction)
|
| ventoso {adj} /vẽˈtozu/
|
:: windy
|
| ventoso {m}
|
:: Ventôse
|
| vento solar {m} [astronomy]
|
:: solar wind
|
| ventral {adj}
|
:: ventral (relating to the abdomen or stomach)
|
| ventral {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: ventral (on the front side of the human body or the according surface of an animal)
|
| ventre {m} /ˈvẽ.tɾɨ/
|
:: The belly, abdomen, stomach
|
| ventre {m}
|
:: The womb
|
| ventricular {adj}
|
:: ventricular (of or relating to a ventricle)
|
| ventrículo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: ventricle (one of two lower chambers of the heart)
|
| ventrículo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: ventricle (one of the cavities of the brain)
|
| ventriloquia {f}
|
:: ventriloquism (the art of projecting one’s voice so that it appears to come from another source)
|
| ventriloquismo {m}
|
:: ventriloquism (the art of projecting one’s voice so that it appears to come from another source)
|
| ventríloquo {m}
|
:: ventriloquist (a person who practices ventriloquism)
|
| ventura {f} /vẽ.ˈtu.ɾɐ/
|
:: fortune, chance, luck
|
| ventura {f}
|
:: happiness
|
| ventura {f}
|
:: venture
|
| venturoso {adj}
|
:: fortunate, lucky
|
| Vénus {prop} {f} [European orthography, Roman god] /ˈvɛ̃.nuʃ/
|
:: Venus (goddess of love and beauty)
|
| Vénus {prop} {m} [European orthography]
|
:: [astronomy] Venus (second planet in the Solar System)
|
| Vênus {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: alternative form of Vénus
|
| venusiano {adj} [astronomy]
|
:: Venusian (relating to the planet Venus)
|
| venusiano {m} [science fiction]
|
:: Venusian (inhabitant of Venus)
|
| ver {vt} /veɾ/
|
:: to see; to observe (to perceive with one’s eyes)
|
| ver {vi}
|
:: to see (to be able to see; not to be blind or blinded)
|
| ver {vt}
|
:: [figurative] to see; to understand
|
| ver {vi} [_, with que and a subclause]
|
:: to see; to notice; to realise (to come to a conclusion)
|
| ver {vi}
|
:: [_, with a subclause] to check (to verify some fact or condition)
|
| ver {vt}
|
:: to watch (to be part of the audience of a visual performance or broadcast)
|
| ver {vt}
|
:: to see; to visit
|
| ver {vi}
|
:: to pay (to face negative consequences)
|
| ver {vp}
|
:: [copulative or auxiliary with a verb in the gerund or past participle] to find oneself (to be in a given situation, especially unexpectedly)
|
| ver {v}
|
:: [para, -an indirect objective pronoun, .informal] to get used when ordering something from a waiter or attendant
|
| ver {v}
|
:: [com] to check with (to consult [someone] for information)
|
| Vera {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| veracidade {f}
|
:: veracity
|
| Vera Cruz {prop}
|
:: Vera Cruz (municipality)
|
| Vera Cruz {prop}
|
:: Vera Cruz (municipality)
|
| Vera Cruz {prop}
|
:: Vera Cruz (municipality)
|
| ver a floresta pelas árvores {v} [idiomatic, usually in the negative]
|
:: to see the forest for the trees (to be able to see the overall picture despite the overabundance of details)
|
| veraneante {adj}
|
:: summering; spending summer travelling somewhere
|
| veranear {vi}
|
:: to summer (spend the summer in a particular place)
|
| veranico {m}
|
:: Indian summer (a stretch of warm days during late autumn)
|
| Veranópolis {prop}
|
:: Veranópolis (municipality)
|
| veraõ {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of verão
|
| verão {m} /vɨ.ˈɾɐ̃w̃/
|
:: summer
|
| verão de São Martinho {m}
|
:: St. Martin's summer (period of warm weather in early November)
|
| verba {f}
|
:: budget (amount of money set aside for a project)
|
| verbal {adj}
|
:: verbal, oral
|
| verbalização {f}
|
:: verbalization
|
| verbalizar {vt}
|
:: to verbalize/verbalise
|
| verbalmente {adv}
|
:: verbally
|
| verbasco {m} /vɨɾˈβaʃku/
|
:: mullein (any plant of the genus Verbascum)
|
| verbatim {adv}
|
:: verbatim (word for word)
|
| verbena {f}
|
:: verbena (any of the herbaceous flowering plant of the genus Verbena)
|
| verbete {m} [lexicography] /veɹ.ˈbe.t͡ʃi/
|
:: entry (article in a dictionary or encyclopedia)
|
| verbete {m}
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:: a small note (brief piece of writing)
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| verbo {m} [grammar] /ˈvɛɾ.βu/
|
:: verb
|
| verbo {m} [now uncommon]
|
:: language, use of words
|
| verbo {m} [archaic]
|
:: saying, proverb, maxim
|
| verbo auxiliar {m} [grammar]
|
:: auxiliary verb (verb that accompanies the main verb of a clause)
|
| verbo de ligação {m} [linguistics, grammar]
|
:: copula (verb used to link the subject of a sentence with a predicate)
|
| verbo pronominal {m} [grammar]
|
:: pronominal verb (verb that is mandatorily used with a reflexive pronoun)
|
| verbo reflexivo {m} [grammar]
|
:: reflexive verb (verb that takes a reflexive pronoun)
|
| verborragia {f} /vɛɹ.bo.ʁa.ˈʒi.a/
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:: verbiage, verbose
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| verborrágico {adj}
|
:: wordy
|
| verborreia {f} /vɛɹ.bo.ˈʁɛj.a/
|
:: verbiage, verbose
|
| verbosamente {adv} /vɛɾˌβozɐˈmẽtɨ/
|
:: verbosely, long-windedly
|
| verbo separável {m} [grammar]
|
:: separable verb (verb composed of a stem and a separable affix)
|
| verbosidade {f}
|
:: verbosity (the excessive use of words)
|
| verboso {adj} /vɨɾˈβozu/
|
:: verbose (abounding in words)
|
| verça {f}
|
:: alternative form of berça
|
| verdade {f} [uncountable] /vɨɾ.ˈða.ðɨ/
|
:: truth (conformity to fact or reality)
|
| verdade {f} [uncountable]
|
:: truth (true facts)
|
| verdade {f}
|
:: a true statement or fact
|
| verdade {f} [archaic]
|
:: truthfulness; honesty (the quality of being truthful, honest)
|
| verdade {interj}
|
:: true, exactly, indeed (expressing agreement)
|
| verdadeiramente {adv} /vɨɾðɐðɐjɾɐˈmẽtɨ/
|
:: In true context; with conformity to facts or reality; truthfully; truly
|
| verdadeiro {adj} /vɨɾ.ðɐ.ˈðɐj.ɾu/
|
:: truthful (accurately depicting what is real)
|
| verdadeiro {adj}
|
:: true; loyal; faithful
|
| verdadeiro {adj}
|
:: genuine; legitimate
|
| verdadeiro {adj}
|
:: real (that has physical existence)
|
| verdade ou desafio {f} [games]
|
:: truth or dare (game where players perform a dare or answer a question)
|
| verdade seja dita {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: truth be told (used when admitting something one might otherwise lie about)
|
| verdadeyro {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of verdadeiro
|
| verde {adj} /ˈveɾ.ðɨ/
|
:: green in color
|
| verde {adj} [of fruit]
|
:: unripe; green (not ripe, not ready to eat)
|
| verde {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: unripe; green (not fully developed)
|
| verde {adj} [buzzword]
|
:: green; environmentally friendly
|
| verde {m}
|
:: the color green
|
| verde-água {m}
|
:: cyan (a colour between blue and green)
|
| verde-água {adj}
|
:: cyan (having a colour between blue and green)
|
| verde-azeitona {m}
|
:: olive (dark, yellowish-green colour)
|
| verde-azeitona {adj}
|
:: olive in colour
|
| verde de inveja {adj}
|
:: feeling extremely envious
|
| verde e amarelo {adj} [poetic]
|
:: Brazilian
|
| verde-esmeralda {m}
|
:: emerald (a rich green colour)
|
| verde-esmeralda {adj}
|
:: emerald in colour
|
| Verdelândia {prop}
|
:: Verdelândia (municipality)
|
| verdelha {f}
|
:: yellowhammer (a passerine bird, Emberiza citrinella)
|
| verde-lima {adj}
|
:: lime-green (having a bright, light-green colour)
|
| verde-limão {adj}
|
:: lime
|
| verde-limão {m}
|
:: lime
|
| verde-maçã {adj}
|
:: apple-green (having a bright green colour, like that of a green apple)
|
| verde-mar {adj}
|
:: sea green (of a bluish green colour)
|
| verde-oliva {m}
|
:: olive (dark, yellowish-green colour)
|
| verde-oliva {adj}
|
:: olive in colour
|
| Verdi {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| verdilhão {m}
|
:: greenfinch (Chloris chloris, a passerine bird of Europe, Asia and Africa)
|
| verdoengo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of verdolengo
|
| verdolengo {adj}
|
:: greenish
|
| verdura {f} /veɹ.ˈdu.ɾa/
|
:: vegetable (a plant raised for some edible part of it, excluding any plant considered to be a fruit, grain, or spice in the culinary sense)
|
| verdura {f} [uncountable]
|
:: greenness (state or quality of being green)
|
| verdura {f} [uncountable]
|
:: unripeness (state or quality of being unripe)
|
| verdureiro {m}
|
:: greengrocer (person who sells fresh vegetables and fruit)
|
| vereador {m} /ve.ɾja.ˈdoʁ/
|
:: alderman; councillor (member of a municipal assembly or council)
|
| vereadora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of vereador
|
| verear {v} /ˌve.ɾe.ˈa(ʁ)/
|
:: to govern
|
| verear {v}
|
:: to act as a councilor
|
| ver é crer {proverb}
|
:: seeing is believing (if you see something, you will believe it)
|
| Vereda {prop}
|
:: Vereda (municipality)
|
| veredicto {m}
|
:: alternative form of veredito
|
| Veredinha {prop}
|
:: Veredinha (municipality)
|
| veredito {m}
|
:: verdict (decision on an issue of fact in a civil or criminal case or an inquest)
|
| ver estrelas {v}
|
:: See: pt ver estrelas
|
| ver estrelas {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to see stars (to see flashing lights after a blow to the head)
|
| verga {f}
|
:: stick, twig
|
| verga {f}
|
:: wicker
|
| verga {f} [nautical]
|
:: yard (spar on a mast from which sails are set)
|
| verga {f} [architecture]
|
:: lintel (horizontal structural beam spanning an opening)
|
| verga {f} [vulgar]
|
:: penis, dick
|
| vergamota {f} [regional, South Brazil]
|
:: mandarin orange
|
| vergar {vt} /veɾ.ˈɡa(ɾ)/
|
:: to bow (to make something bend or curve)
|
| vergar {vi}
|
:: to bow (to become bent or curved)
|
| vergar {v} [a, .figurative, .pronominal]
|
:: to defer (to submit oneself to something)
|
| vergasta {f}
|
:: cane (short rod used for corporal punishment)
|
| vergasta {f} [loosely]
|
:: any type of whip
|
| vergastada {f} /ˌveʁ.ɡas.ˈta.dɐ/
|
:: whiplash (strike with a whip)
|
| vergastada {f}
|
:: caning (strike with a cane)
|
| vergastar {v}
|
:: to cane (to beat with a cane or rod)
|
| vergastar {v} [loosely]
|
:: to whip (to beat with a whip)
|
| vergastar {v} [figurative]
|
:: to criticise harshly
|
| vergel {m} /vɨɾˈʒɛɫ/
|
:: orchard
|
| vergonha {f} /vɨɾ.ˈɣo.ɲɐ/
|
:: shame
|
| vergonha alheia {f}
|
:: shame felt for actions done by someone else; vicarious embarrassment
|
| vergonha na cara {f}
|
:: dignity; self-respect
|
| vergonhosamente {adv}
|
:: shamefully
|
| vergonhoso {adj}
|
:: shameful (causing or meriting shame)
|
| ver graça {v} [idiomatic, transitive with em]
|
:: to find funny or interesting (used mostly in the negative)
|
| verídico {adj}
|
:: true, veridical, veracious
|
| verificação {f}
|
:: verification
|
| verificar {v} /vɨɾifiˈkaɾ/
|
:: to verify
|
| verificar-se {v}
|
:: to observe, to occur
|
| Veríssimo {prop}
|
:: Veríssimo (municipality)
|
| verlan {m}
|
:: verlan (type of backslang used in French)
|
| verme {m} /ˈvɛɾ.mɨ/
|
:: worm
|
| vermeio {adj}
|
:: eye dialect of vermelho
|
| vermelhando {v}
|
:: gerund of vermelhar
|
| vermelhão {adj}
|
:: vermilion (having a brilliant red colour)
|
| vermelhão {m}
|
:: vermilion (a vivid red pigment made of mercury sulfide)
|
| vermelhão {m}
|
:: vermilion (a vivid red or slightly orange colour)
|
| vermelhar {v}
|
:: alternative form of avermelhar
|
| vermelheando {v}
|
:: gerund of vermelhear
|
| vermelhear {v}
|
:: alternative form of avermelhar
|
| vermelhejando {v}
|
:: gerund of vermelhejar
|
| vermelhejar {v}
|
:: alternative form of avermelhar
|
| vermelhidão {f}
|
:: redness (quality of being red in colour)
|
| vermelho {adj} /vɨɾ.ˈmɐ(j).ʎu/
|
:: red (having red as its color)
|
| vermelho {adj}
|
:: red (socialist or communist)
|
| vermelho {m}
|
:: red (color)
|
| vermelho {m}
|
:: red (socialist or communist)
|
| vermelho-cardeal {m}
|
:: cardinal (a bright red colour)
|
| vermelho-cardeal {adj}
|
:: cardinal (having a bright red colour)
|
| Vermelho Novo {prop}
|
:: Vermelho Novo (municipality)
|
| vermicelli {m}
|
:: vermicelli (long, slender pasta)
|
| vermífugo {adj} [pharmacology]
|
:: antiworm (preventing or eliminating worms, especially intestinal worms)
|
| vermífugo {m} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: antiworm medicine
|
| vermina {f}
|
:: vermin (creatures, people or thing that cause harm and annoyance)
|
| verminado {adj}
|
:: wormy (infested with worms)
|
| Vermont {prop} {m}
|
:: Vermont (state)
|
| Vermonte {prop} {m}
|
:: rare form of Vermont
|
| vermute {m}
|
:: vermouth
|
| vernacular {adj}
|
:: vernacular (pertaining to everyday language)
|
| vernáculo {adj}
|
:: vernacular (pertaining to everyday language)
|
| vernáculo {m}
|
:: vernacular (national language)
|
| vernáculo {m}
|
:: vernacular (everyday speech)
|
| vernáculo afro-americano {m}
|
:: African American Vernacular English (Modern English lect spoken by African-Americans)
|
| vernal {adj}
|
:: vernal (pertaining to spring)
|
| verniz {m} /vɨɾ.ˈniʃ/
|
:: varnish (type of paint that leaves a hard, glossy film)
|
| verniz {m} [uncountable]
|
:: the glossy appearance of objects painted with varnish
|
| verniz {m} [figurative]
|
:: varnish (a deceptively showy appearance)
|
| vero {adj} [dated] /ˈvɛɾu/
|
:: true, real, genuine
|
| Verona {prop} {f} /ve.ˈɾo.nɐ/
|
:: Verona (city/and/province)
|
| verónica {f} [European orthography, Christian iconography]
|
:: veronica (image of Jesus’s face on a cloth)
|
| verónica {f} [European orthography]
|
:: speedwell (any plant of the genus Veronica)
|
| verônica {f} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: alternative form of verónica
|
| Verônica {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| ver o sol nascer quadrado {v} [idiom]
|
:: to serve time
|
| verossímel {adj}
|
:: dated form of verossímil
|
| verossímil {adj} [Brazil]
|
:: true to life; realistic (resembling reality)
|
| verossímil {adj} [Brazil]
|
:: plausible (seemingly true)
|
| verossimilhança {f}
|
:: likelihood, probability
|
| verossimilhança {f}
|
:: verisimilitude
|
| verruga {f} [pathology] /ve.ˈhu.ɡa/
|
:: wart (type of growth occurring on the skin)
|
| verruma {f}
|
:: bit (rotary drilling tool)
|
| verrumão {m}
|
:: auger (carpenter’s tool for boring holes)
|
| versalete {m} [typography]
|
:: small caps (upper-case letters in the same size as lower-case letters)
|
| versalete {adj} [typography]
|
:: written in or relating to small caps
|
| Versalhes {prop} {f}
|
:: Versalhes (suburb)
|
| versão {f} /veʁ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/
|
:: version
|
| versão alfa {f} [software engineering]
|
:: alpha version (stage of a software in development where it is usable but very unstable)
|
| versão cover {f} [music]
|
:: cover version (rerecording of a song by another musician or group)
|
| versão do rei James {f}
|
:: King James Version (1611 translation of the Bible into English)
|
| versar {v}
|
:: to address (to discuss a given subject)
|
| versar {v}
|
:: to transfer something from one container to another
|
| versar {v}
|
:: to versify (to make or compose verses)
|
| versar {v}
|
:: to versify (to turn (prose) into poetry)
|
| versátil {adj}
|
:: versatile (capable of doing many things competently)
|
| versátil {adj}
|
:: versatile (having varied uses or many functions)
|
| versatilidade {f}
|
:: versatility
|
| versejar {v}
|
:: to versify
|
| versículo {m}
|
:: verse (a small section of the Bible)
|
| versificar {v}
|
:: to versify (compose verses)
|
| versificar {v}
|
:: to versify (turn prose into poetry)
|
| verso {m} /ˈvɛɾsu/
|
:: verse
|
| verso {m}
|
:: verso, reverse, back, overleaf [of a page]
|
| verso {m} [printing]
|
:: verso, left-hand page
|
| ver só {v}
|
:: See: pt ver só
|
| ver só {v} [slang, usually in the future tense]
|
:: to pay (to face negative consequences)
|
| ver só {v} [familiar, usually, in the preterite and as a question or in the imperative]
|
:: used to check or require someone to see or realise something
|
| versor {m} [linear algebra] /vərˈ.sor/
|
:: unit vector
|
| versta {f}
|
:: verst; versta (Russian unit of length equivalent to 1.07 kilometers)
|
| versúcia {f} /veɹˈsu.sja/
|
:: astuteness, craftiness, cunning
|
| versus {prep}
|
:: alternative spelling of vérsus
|
| vérsus {prep}
|
:: versus; against
|
| vértebra {f} /ˈvɛɻ.te.bɾa/
|
:: vertebra
|
| vertebrado {adj}
|
:: having a backbone; vertebrate
|
| vertebrado {m}
|
:: vertebrate (an animal having a backbone)
|
| vertebral {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vertebral
|
| vertedouro {m}
|
:: spring (place where water emerges from the ground)
|
| vertente {f}
|
:: spring (place where water emerges from the ground)
|
| vertente {f}
|
:: slope (area of ground that tends evenly upward or downward)
|
| vertente {f} [figuratively]
|
:: perspective, angle, aspect
|
| verter {vi}
|
:: to leak
|
| verter {vt}
|
:: to pour
|
| verter {vt}
|
:: to spill
|
| verter {vt}
|
:: to well; to flow (to issue forth)
|
| verter {v} [para]
|
:: to translate
|
| vertical {adj} /vɨɾtiˈkaɫ/
|
:: vertical
|
| verticalmente {adv}
|
:: vertically
|
| vértice {m} /ˈvɛʁ.t͡ʃi.si/
|
:: vertex (highest point)
|
| vértice {m} [anatomy]
|
:: vertex (top part of the skull)
|
| vértice {m} [geometry]
|
:: vertex (corner of a polygon or polyhedron)
|
| vértice {m} [graph theory]
|
:: vertex (element joined by edges to other such points)
|
| vértice {m} [computer graphics]
|
:: vertex (point in 3D space)
|
| vertigem {f} /veɹ.ˈt͡ʃi.ʒẽj̃/
|
:: vertigo; dizziness (state of being dizzy)
|
| vertiginoso {adj} /veɹ.ˌt͡ʃi.ʒi.ˈno.zu/
|
:: vertiginous (inducing a feeling of giddiness, vertigo)
|
| vertiginoso {adj} [figurative]
|
:: happening very fast and intensely
|
| verul {adj}
|
:: alternative form of verzul
|
| verzul {adj}
|
:: grue (green and blue)
|
| Vesak {prop} {m}
|
:: Vesak (Buddhist holiday celebrating the birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha)
|
| vesgo {adj}
|
:: cross-eyed (having both eyes oriented inward)
|
| vesguear {vi}
|
:: squint (to look with, or have eyes that are turned in different directions)
|
| vesguice {f}
|
:: squint (look of eyes which are turned in different directions, like in strabismus)
|
| vesícula {f} [anatomy, biology, cytology] /vi.ˈzi.ku.la/
|
:: vesicle
|
| vesícula {f} [anatomy, biology, cytology]
|
:: bladder
|
| vesícula biliar {f} [anatomy]
|
:: gall bladder (organ that stores bile)
|
| vesícula seminal {f}
|
:: seminal vesicle
|
| vespa {f} /ˈveʃpɐ/
|
:: wasp
|
| vespa do mar {f}
|
:: sea wasp (jellyfish)
|
| vespão {m}
|
:: hornet (large, aggressive, eusocial species of wasp)
|
| Vespasiano {prop}
|
:: Vespasiano (municipality)
|
| Vespasiano Corrêa {prop}
|
:: Vespasiano Corrêa (municipality)
|
| vespeiro {m} /ves.ˈpe(j).ɾu/
|
:: vespiary (wasp's nest)
|
| vespera {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of véspera
|
| véspera {f} /ˈvɛʃ.pɨ.ɾɐ/
|
:: eve, yesterday (the day or night before)
|
| véspera {f} [archaic]
|
:: afternoon
|
| vespertino {adj} /ves.peɾ.ˈt͡ʃi.nu/
|
:: relating to the afternoon
|
| vespertino {adj}
|
:: occurring during the afternoon
|
| vespertino {m}
|
:: a newspaper’s edition published in the afternoon
|
| vespora {f}
|
:: obsolete form of véspera
|
| véspora {f}
|
:: obsolete form of véspera
|
| Vesta {prop} {f} [Roman god]
|
:: Vesta (goddess of domestic life)
|
| veste {f} /ˈvɛʃ.tə/
|
:: an item of clothing
|
| veste {f}
|
:: vestment (robe or gown worn as an indication of office)
|
| Vestefália {prop} {f}
|
:: alternative form of Vestfália
|
| Vestfália {prop} {f}
|
:: Vestfália (former province)
|
| vestiário {m} /vɨʃˈtjaɾju/
|
:: changing room
|
| vestiba {m} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of vestibular
|
| vestibular {m} /ves.ˌt͡ʃi.bu.ˈlaʁ/
|
:: an admittance test for Brazilian universities
|
| vestibular {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vestibular (relating to the vestibule)
|
| vestíbulo {m}
|
:: lobby (entryway or waiting area; vestibule)
|
| vestido {adj} /vɨʃ.ˈti.ðu/
|
:: dressed; clothed
|
| vestido {m}
|
:: dress (woman’s garment which covers the upper part of the body as well as below the waist)
|
| vestido {m}
|
:: garment (single item of clothing)
|
| vestígio {m}
|
:: trace, vestige
|
| vestimenta {f} /vɨʃtiˈmẽtɐ/
|
:: any item of clothing
|
| vestimenta {f}
|
:: vestment (robe worn by members of the clergy)
|
| vestir {vt} /vɨʃ.ˈtiɾ/
|
:: to wear; to don (to have an item of clothing on oneself)
|
| vestir {vt}
|
:: to put on (to put an item of clothing on oneself)
|
| vestir {vp}
|
:: to get dressed (to put clothes on oneself)
|
| vestir {vt}
|
:: to dress; to clothe (to put clothes on someone)
|
| vestir {v} [de]
|
:: to dress someone with a given type of fabric or material
|
| vestir a camisa {v} /ves.ˈt͡ʃi(ɾ) a ka.ˈmi.zɐ/
|
:: See: pt vestir a camisa
|
| vestir a camisa {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to truly support and believe in a cause, idea or group
|
| vestir o paletó de madeira {vi} [idiomatic]
|
:: to give up the ghost (to die)
|
| vestuario {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vestuário
|
| vestuário {m} /vɨʃˈtwaɾju/
|
:: clothes; apparel; clothing
|
| vesuvio {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vesúvio
|
| Vesuvio {prop} {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Vesúvio
|
| vesúvio {m} [poetic] /ve.ˈzu.vi.u/
|
:: a burst of emotions
|
| Vesúvio {prop} {m} /ve.ˈzu.vi.u/
|
:: Vesúvio (volcano)
|
| Vesúvio {m}
|
:: alternative case form of vesúvio
|
| vetar {vt} /vɨˈtaɾ/
|
:: to veto (to use a veto against)
|
| vetche {m} [historical, politics]
|
:: veche (a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries)
|
| veterana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of veterano
|
| veterano {adj}
|
:: veteran (with long experience)
|
| veterano {adj}
|
:: veteran (related to former members of armed forces)
|
| veterano {m}
|
:: veteran (person with long experience)
|
| veterano {m}
|
:: veteran (old soldier)
|
| veterinária {f}
|
:: veterinary medicine
|
| veterinario {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of veterinário
|
| veterinario {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of veterinário
|
| veterinário {m} /ve.te.ɾi.ˈna.ri.u/
|
:: veterinarian (doctor who treats animals)
|
| veterinário {adj}
|
:: veterinary (of or relating to the medical treatment of animals)
|
| veto {m} [politics] /ˈvɛ.tu/
|
:: veto (blocking of a process or decision)
|
| vetor {m}
|
:: vector
|
| vetorial {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: vectorial (of or pertaining to a vector)
|
| vetor próprio {m} [linear algebra]
|
:: eigenvector (vector not rotated by linear transformation)
|
| vẽtura {f} [obsolete]
|
:: abbreviation of ventura
|
| vetusto {adj} /ve.ˈtus.to/
|
:: ancient
|
| vetusto {adj}
|
:: whose age must be respected
|
| vetusto {adj}
|
:: dilapidated by age
|
| vetusto {adj}
|
:: antiquated
|
| véu {m} /ˈvɛw/
|
:: veil
|
| vexação {f}
|
:: vexation (act of annoying, vexing or irritating)
|
| vexação {f}
|
:: vexation (state of being vexed or irritated)
|
| vexado {adj}
|
:: ashamed, confused, embarrassed
|
| vexame {m} /ve.ˈʃɐ.mi/
|
:: embarrassment; a instance of shame or vexation
|
| vexar {vt}
|
:: to vex; to distress (to cause mental suffering)
|
| vexilo {m} [Ancient Rome]
|
:: vexillum (banner carried by a legion)
|
| vexilo {m}
|
:: vexillum (a flag, banner or standard)
|
| vexilo {m} [botany]
|
:: vexillum (the upper petal of a papilionaceous flower)
|
| vexilo {m} [ornithology]
|
:: vane (flattened web-like part of a feather)
|
| vexilologia {f}
|
:: vexillology (the study of flags and banners)
|
| veya {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of veia
|
| vez {f} /veʃ/
|
:: time; occasion
|
| vez {f}
|
:: move (chance to use something shared in sequence with others)
|
| vez {f} [games]
|
:: turn; move (one’s chance to make a move in a game having two or more players)
|
| vezes {prep} [arithmetic] /ˈve.zɨʃ/
|
:: times (multiplied by)
|
| vez ou outra {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: now and then; sometimes; occasionally
|
| vez por outra {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: now and then; sometimes; occasionally
|
| via {f} /ˈvi.ɐ/
|
:: a way; a path
|
| via {f} [railroads]
|
:: gauge (distance between the rails of a railway)
|
| via {f}
|
:: medium (means or channel by which an aim is achieved)
|
| via {f}
|
:: an example of a document
|
| via {prep}
|
:: via (by way of; passing through)
|
| via {prep}
|
:: via (by means of; using a medium)
|
| via {f} [historical]
|
:: via (road built by the ancient Romans)
|
| viabilidade {f}
|
:: viability (the property of being viable, able to the done in practice)
|
| viação {f}
|
:: road system (of a country)
|
| via crucis {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of via-crúcis
|
| via crúcis {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of via-crúcis
|
| via-crúcis {f}
|
:: Via Crucis (arduous experience)
|
| via de regra {adv} [sometimes, proscribed]
|
:: alternative form of por via de regra
|
| viadinho {m}
|
:: diminutive of viado; little faggot
|
| viado {m}
|
:: nonstandard spelling of veado (homosexual man)
|
| viado {m}
|
:: striped cloth
|
| viaduto {m}
|
:: overpass, viaduct
|
| Viadutos {prop}
|
:: Viadutos (municipality)
|
| via férrea {f}
|
:: railway (track for trains)
|
| viagem {f} /ˈvja.ʒɐ̃j̃/
|
:: trip, journey, voyage
|
| viagem {f}
|
:: travel
|
| viagem no tempo {f} [chiefly scifi]
|
:: time travel (hypothetical or fictional travel to the past or future)
|
| viagem no tempo {f}
|
:: a short television piece about past events
|
| viajada {f} [Brazil, slang]
|
:: a proposition, suggestion or theory considered absurd or rather unlikely
|
| viajado {adj} /viɐˈʒaðu/
|
:: travelled
|
| viajado {adj} [slang, chiefly South Brazil]
|
:: far-fetched; logically consistent and making sense grammatically, and yet somewhat unrealistic, absurd, improbable, or overly conjectural; seeming to have been said by a person under the influence of drugs; hallucinatory; preposterous; exceedingly imaginative
|
| viajador {adj}
|
:: travelling
|
| viajador {m}
|
:: traveler
|
| viajante {mf} /vjɐ.ˈʒɐ̃.tɨ/
|
:: voyager, traveller
|
| viajar {v} /vi.ɐ.ˈʒaɾ/
|
:: to travel
|
| viajar {v} [subjective]
|
:: to not pay attention
|
| viajar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to be nonsensical (vid. viajado)
|
| viajar na maionese {v} [idiom]
|
:: to talk nonsense
|
| Via Láctea {prop} {f} [galaxy]
|
:: Milky Way (galaxy)
|
| Viamão {prop}
|
:: Viamão (municipality)
|
| Viana do Alentejo {prop} {f} /viˈɐnɐ ðu ɐlẽˈtɛʒu/
|
:: Viana do Alentejo (village/and/municipality)
|
| Viana do Castelo {prop} {f} /viˈɐnɐ ðu kɐʃˈtɛlu/
|
:: Viana do Castelo (district)
|
| Viana do Castelo {prop} {f}
|
:: Viana do Castelo (city/and/municipality/district capital)
|
| viatura {f} /vi.a.ˈtu.ɾɐ/
|
:: any automobile used to transport people or goods
|
| viatura {f} [Brazil]
|
:: a police car
|
| viável {adj}
|
:: viable
|
| viável {adj}
|
:: feasible, practicable
|
| víbora {f} /ˈvi.bo.ɾa/
|
:: viper
|
| vibração {f}
|
:: vibration, oscillation
|
| vibração {f}
|
:: vibrancy
|
| vibrador {m}
|
:: vibrator (device that causes vibration)
|
| vibrador {m}
|
:: vibrator (device used for massage or sexual stimulation)
|
| vibrador {adj}
|
:: which vibrates or causes to vibrate
|
| vibrafone {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: vibraphone (percussion instrument with tuned metal bars and a motor-driven rotating vane)
|
| vibrante {adj}
|
:: vibrant (pulsing with energy or activity)
|
| vibrante {adj}
|
:: vibrant; lively (full of life)
|
| vibrante {adj}
|
:: vibrating (that vibrates)
|
| vibrante {f} [phonetics]
|
:: trill (vibrating consonant)
|
| vibrar {v} /vi.ˈβɾaɾ/
|
:: to vibrate, oscillate
|
| vibrar {v}
|
:: to pulsate
|
| vibrato {m} [music]
|
:: vibrato (musical effect where the pitch of a note is quickly and repeatedly raised and lowered)
|
| viburno {m}
|
:: viburnum (any plant of the genus Viburnum)
|
| vicário {adj}
|
:: vicarious (done on behalf of others)
|
| vice {mf}
|
:: used as an abbreviation of any word containing the prefix vice-
|
| vicejando {v}
|
:: gerund of vicejar
|
| vicejar {v}
|
:: to thrive
|
| Vicente {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Vicente Dutra {prop}
|
:: Vicente Dutra (municipality)
|
| vicentino {adj}
|
:: Vicentine (of, from or pertaining to Vicenza, Italy)
|
| vicentino {adj}
|
:: of, from or pertaining to the city of São Vicente, Brazil
|
| vicentino {adj}
|
:: of, from or pertaining to the island of São Vicente, Cape Verde
|
| vicentino {adj} [theatre, poetry]
|
:: relating to Portuguese poet and playwright Gil Vicente
|
| vicentino {adj} [Christianity]
|
:: relating to saint Vincent de Paul
|
| vicentino {adj} [Christianity]
|
:: relating to the Monastery of São Vicente de Fora
|
| vicentino {m}
|
:: Vicentine (person from Vicenza)
|
| vicentino {m}
|
:: a person from São Vicente, Brazil
|
| vicentino {m}
|
:: a person from São Vicente, Cape Verde
|
| vice-presidente {mf}
|
:: vice president (deputy to a president)
|
| vice-rainha {f}
|
:: vicereine
|
| vice-real {adj}
|
:: viceregal
|
| vice-realeza {f}
|
:: office of the viceroy
|
| vice rei {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vice-rei
|
| vice-rei {m}
|
:: viceroy (governor representing a monarch)
|
| vice-reinado {m}
|
:: viceroyalty
|
| vice-reinar {v}
|
:: to govern as a viceroy
|
| vice rey {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vice-rei
|
| vice-rey {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vice-rei
|
| vicerrei {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vice-rei
|
| vice versa {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of vice-versa
|
| vice-versa {adv} /ˌvi.si.ˈvɛɹ.sa/
|
:: vice versa (the other way round)
|
| viciado {adj} /vi.si.ˈadu/
|
:: addicted
|
| viciado em adrenalina {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: adrenaline junkie (one who is addicted with the sensation of risky, exciting situations)
|
| viciado em adrenalina {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: being an adrenaline junkie
|
| viciante {adj}
|
:: addictive (causing addiction)
|
| viciar {v} /viˈsjaɾ/
|
:: to addict (to cause someone to become addicted)
|
| viciar {vi}
|
:: to be addictive
|
| viciar {v}
|
:: to spoil; to corrupt
|
| viciar {v}
|
:: to adulterate
|
| vicinal {adj}
|
:: vicinal
|
| vício {m} /ˈvisju/
|
:: vice
|
| vício {m}
|
:: defect
|
| vício {m}
|
:: addiction
|
| vicissitude {f}
|
:: vicissitude (regular change or succession from one thing to another)
|
| vicissitude {f}
|
:: an unfortunate occurrence
|
| viço {m} /ˈvi.su/
|
:: luxuriance, lushness
|
| viço {m}
|
:: vigour, flushness
|
| viço {m} [dated]
|
:: vice
|
| Viçosa {prop}
|
:: Viçosa (municipality)
|
| viçoso {adj} /vi.ˈso.zu/
|
:: luxuriant, lush
|
| viçoso {adj}
|
:: flourishing
|
| viçoso {adj}
|
:: fresh, youthful
|
| viçoso {adj}
|
:: unexperienced
|
| Victor {prop} {m} /ˈvik.toʁ/
|
:: given name
|
| Víctor {prop} {m}
|
:: given name; alternative form of Vítor
|
| Victor Graeff {prop}
|
:: Victor Graeff (municipality)
|
| victoria {f}
|
:: obsolete form of vitória
|
| Victoria {prop} {f}
|
:: given name. Feminine of Victor
|
| victória {f}
|
:: obsolete form of vitória
|
| vicunha {f}
|
:: vicuna (Vicugna vicugna, a camelid of South America)
|
| vida {f} [uncountable] /ˈvi.ðɐ/
|
:: life (state of being alive)
|
| vida {f}
|
:: lifetime; life (period during which someone is alive or something exists)
|
| vida {f}
|
:: living conditions
|
| vida {f}
|
:: life (living being)
|
| vida {f} [figurative]
|
:: vigour (active strength or force of body or mind)
|
| vida {f} [ecology]
|
:: the flora and fauna of an ecosystem
|
| vida após a morte {f} [religion, parapsychology]
|
:: afterlife; life after death
|
| Vidal {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Vidal Ramos {prop}
|
:: Vidal Ramos (municipality)
|
| vida noturna {f}
|
:: nightlife (nocturnal entertainment activities)
|
| vide {f} /ˈvi.ðɨ/
|
:: vine, grapevine
|
| videira {f} /vi.ˈðɐj.ɾɐ/
|
:: vine (climbing plant that produces grapes)
|
| Videira {prop}
|
:: Videira (municipality)
|
| vidência {f}
|
:: clairvoyance
|
| vidente {mf} /vi.ˈdẽ.t͡ʃi/
|
:: someone who can see; someone who is not blind
|
| vidente {mf}
|
:: seer (someone who foretells the future)
|
| vidente {adj}
|
:: seeing
|
| vidente {adj}
|
:: fortuneteller, clairvoyant
|
| vídeo {m} /ˈvi.d͡ʒju/
|
:: video
|
| videocâmara {f} [Portugal]
|
:: video camera (device for recording video footage)
|
| videocâmera {f} [Brazil]
|
:: alternative form of videocâmara
|
| videocassete {f} {m}
|
:: videocassette (cassette containing recorded videotape)
|
| videocassete {f} {m}
|
:: a videocassette player
|
| videoclipe {m}
|
:: music video (motion picture accompanying a song)
|
| video game {m}
|
:: video game (software game)
|
| video game {m} [Brazil]
|
:: video game console
|
| videogame {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of video game
|
| vídeo game {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of video game
|
| vídeo-game {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of video game
|
| videogueime {m}
|
:: rare spelling of video game
|
| videojogo {m} [Portugal, video games]
|
:: video game
|
| videolocadora {f}
|
:: video rental (a now uncommon type of business where copies of films, in various formats, are rented)
|
| videoporteiro {m}
|
:: video doorphone, video entryphone, video intercom, video door entry
|
| videoprojetor {m}
|
:: video projector (device that projects video)
|
| video-tape {m}
|
:: videotape (magnetic tape used to record videos)
|
| videotape {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of video-tape
|
| videoteipe {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of video-tape
|
| videyra {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of videira
|
| Vidigueira {prop} {f} /viðiˈɣɐjɾɐ/
|
:: Vidigueira (village/and/municipality)
|
| vidoeiro {m}
|
:: birch (any of various trees of the genus Betula)
|
| vidraça {f} /vi.ˈðɾa.sɐ/
|
:: a pane of glass
|
| vidraceiro {m}
|
:: glazier
|
| vidrado {adj}
|
:: covered in glass or with glass panes
|
| vidrado {adj} [of eyes]
|
:: glazed (showing no liveliness)
|
| vidrado {adj} [Brazil, slang]
|
:: obsessed (very interested in something)
|
| vidrão {m} /viˈðɾɐ̃w̃/
|
:: bottle bank (large container into which bottles are placed for recycling)
|
| vidrar {vt} /vi.ˈðɾaɾ/
|
:: to glass; to glaze (to furnish with glass panes)
|
| vidrar {vt}
|
:: to glaze (to apply a thin, transparent layer of coating)
|
| vidrar {v} [em, .slang]
|
:: to become obsessed (with)
|
| vidraria {f} /viðɾɐˈɾiɐ/
|
:: glass factory
|
| vidraria {f}
|
:: glazier's shop
|
| vidraria {f}
|
:: glasswork
|
| vidraria {f}
|
:: glassware
|
| vidreiro {m} /viˈðɾɐjɾu/
|
:: glassmaker, glazier
|
| vidreiro {m}
|
:: glass seller
|
| vidreiro {adj}
|
:: Pertaining to glass or glassmaking
|
| vidro {m} /ˈvi.ðɾu/
|
:: glass (the material)
|
| Viegas {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vieira {f} /ˈvjɐj.ɾɐ/
|
:: scallop (mollusc of the family Pectinidae)
|
| Vieira {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Vieira do Minho {prop} {f} /viˈɐjɾɐ ðu ˈmiɲu/
|
:: Vieira do Minho (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vieiras {prop}
|
:: Vieiras (municipality)
|
| viela {f} /vi.ˈɛ.lɐ/
|
:: alley (narrow street or passageway)
|
| viela {f} [musical instrument]
|
:: vielle (medieval stringed instrument similar to a violin)
|
| viela {f}
|
:: an iron piece of a mill wheel
|
| Viena {prop} {f}
|
:: Viena (capital city)
|
| Vienciana {prop} {f} [Portugal]
|
:: Vienciana (capital city)
|
| vienense {adj}
|
:: Viennese (of, from or relating to Vienna, Austria)
|
| vienense {mf}
|
:: Viennese (person from Vienna)
|
| vienês {m}
|
:: synonym of vienense
|
| vienês {adj}
|
:: synonym of vienense
|
| Vienna {prop} {f}
|
:: archaic spelling of Viena
|
| Vientiane {prop} {f} [Brazil]
|
:: alternative form of Vienciana
|
| viés {m}
|
:: bias (inclination towards something)
|
| Vietnã {prop} {m} [Brazil]
|
:: alternative form of Vietname
|
| Vietname {prop} {m} [Portugal] /vi.ɛt.ˈnɐ.mɨ/
|
:: Vietname (country)
|
| vietnamês {adj}
|
:: Vietnamese
|
| vietnamês {m}
|
:: Vietnamese person
|
| vietnamês {m} [uncountable]
|
:: Vietnamese language
|
| vietnamesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vietnamês
|
| vietnamita {adj}
|
:: Vietnamese
|
| vietnamita {mf}
|
:: Vietnamese person
|
| vietnamita {mf} [uncountable]
|
:: Vietnamese language
|
| view {f} [databases] /viw/
|
:: view (logical table formed from data from physical tables)
|
| viga {f}
|
:: beam (large piece of timber or iron)
|
| vigamento {m} [construction]
|
:: framework (the arrangement of support beams of a building)
|
| vigário {m}
|
:: vicar (local representative of higher-ranking member of clergy)
|
| vigência {f}
|
:: term (period of validity)
|
| vigência {f}
|
:: existence
|
| vigente {adj} [legal] /vi.ˈʒẽ.tɨ/
|
:: in force, in effect
|
| vigente {adj}
|
:: current, in use
|
| viger {v} [legal, of a law]
|
:: To be valid
|
| vigésimo {ordinal num} /vi.ˈʒɛ.zi.mu/
|
:: twentieth
|
| vigia {f}
|
:: watch; lookout
|
| vigia {f}
|
:: watchtower
|
| vigia {f}
|
:: peephole
|
| vigia {mf}
|
:: sentinel; lookout (referring to a person, a sentry or guard)
|
| vigiar {v} /vi.ˈʒjaɾ/
|
:: to watch (to attend or guard)
|
| vigiar {v}
|
:: to watch (to act as a lookout)
|
| vigiar {v}
|
:: to observe something carefully
|
| vigilância {f} /ˌvi.ʒi.ˈlɐ̃.si.ɐ/
|
:: vigilance
|
| vigilância {f}
|
:: surveillance
|
| vigilância {f}
|
:: oversight
|
| vigilante {adj}
|
:: vigilant; watchful; observant (alert and paying close attention)
|
| vigilante {mf}
|
:: a person whose job is to watch over something
|
| vigilantemente {adv}
|
:: vigilantly
|
| vigília {f}
|
:: vigil (watch kept during the night)
|
| vigília {f}
|
:: vigil (nocturnal celebration in the eve of a religious festival)
|
| Vigo {prop} {m} /ˈvi.ɣu/
|
:: Vigo (city)
|
| vigor {m} /vi.ˈɡoʁ/
|
:: vigour; energy (active strength or force of body or mind)
|
| vigor {m}
|
:: activity
|
| vigorar {v}
|
:: to force
|
| vigorar {v}
|
:: to strengthen
|
| vigorexia {f}
|
:: bigorexia
|
| vigoréxico {adj}
|
:: bigorexic
|
| vigoréxico {m}
|
:: bigorexic
|
| vigorosamente {adv}
|
:: vigorously
|
| vigoroso {adj} /viɣuˈɾozu/
|
:: vigorous
|
| vigoroso {adj}
|
:: strong or powerful
|
| vigoroso {adj}
|
:: energetic
|
| VIH {m}
|
:: HIV
|
| viking {mf} [historical]
|
:: Viking (Scandinavian seafaring raider)
|
| viking {adj}
|
:: relating to the Vikings
|
| vikingo {m}
|
:: alternative form of viking
|
| vil {adj} /ˈviɫ/
|
:: mean; vile (morally low)
|
| vil {adj}
|
:: cheap; worthless
|
| vila {f} /ˈvi.lɐ/
|
:: small town, village
|
| vila {f}
|
:: country house
|
| vila {f} [Brazil, slang]
|
:: a low-class residential area, like row houses, but in a self-managed community around a cul-de-sac
|
| Vila Chã {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈʃɐ̃/
|
:: Vila Chã (parish)
|
| Vila Chã {prop} {f}
|
:: Vila Chã (parish)
|
| Vila Chã {prop} {f}
|
:: Vila Chã (parish)
|
| Vila Chã {prop} {f}
|
:: Vila Chã (parish)
|
| Vila Chã {prop} {f}
|
:: Vila Chã (parish)
|
| Vila Chã {prop} {f}
|
:: Vila Chã (locality)
|
| Vila de Rei {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ðɨ ˈʁɐj/
|
:: Vila de Rei (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila do Bispo {prop} {f} /ˈvila ðu ˈβiʃpu/
|
:: Vila do Bispo (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila do Conde {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ du ˈkõdɨ/
|
:: Vila do Conde (city/and/municipality)
|
| Vila do Porto {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ðu ˈpoɾtu/
|
:: Vila do Porto (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Flor {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈfloɾ/
|
:: Vila Flor (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Flores {prop}
|
:: Vila Flores (municipality)
|
| Vila Franca de Xira {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈfɾɐ̃kɐ ðɨ ˈʃiɾɐ/
|
:: Vila Franca de Xira (city/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Franca do Campo {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈfɾɐ̃kɐ ðu ˈkɐ̃pu/
|
:: Vila Franca do Campo (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Lângaro {prop}
|
:: Vila Lângaro (municipality)
|
| Vila Maria {prop}
|
:: Vila Maria (municipality)
|
| vilancete {m} [music genre, poetry] /vi.lɐ̃ˈse.tɨ/
|
:: villancico (traditional Spanish or Portuguese folk song)
|
| vilancico {m} [music genre, poetry] /vi.lɐ̃ˈsi.ku/
|
:: villancico (traditional Spanish or Portuguese folk song)
|
| vilanesco {adj}
|
:: villainous (relative to villains)
|
| vilanesco {adj}
|
:: rudimentary
|
| Vila Nova da Barquinha {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈnɔvɐ ðɐ βɐɾˈkiɲɐ/
|
:: Vila Nova da Barquinha (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Nova de Cerveira {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈnɔvɐ ðɨ sɨɾˈvɐjɾɐ/
|
:: Vila Nova de Cerveira (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Nova de Famalicão {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈnɔvɐ ðɨ fɐmɐliˈkɐ̃w/
|
:: Vila Nova de Famalicão (city/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Nova de Foz Côa {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈnɔvɐ ðɨ ˈfɔʃ ˈkoɐ/
|
:: Vila Nova de Foz Côa (city/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Nova de Gaia {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈnɔvɐ ðɨ ˈɣajɐ/
|
:: Vila Nova de Gaia (city/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Nova de Paiva {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈnɔvɐ ðɨ ˈpajvɐ/
|
:: Vila Nova de Paiva (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Nova de Poiares {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈnɔvɐ ðɨ poˈjaɾɨʃ/
|
:: Vila Nova de Poiares (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Nova do Sul {prop}
|
:: Vila Nova do Sul (municipality)
|
| vilaõ {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vilão
|
| vilão {m} /vi.ˈlɐ̃w̃/
|
:: villain (a vile, wicked person)
|
| vilão {m}
|
:: villain (bad person in a work of fiction)
|
| vilão {m}
|
:: something which causes a problem
|
| vilão {m} [historical]
|
:: villein (a feudal tenant)
|
| vilão {m} [obsolete]
|
:: a non-noble who lives in a city or village
|
| vilão {adj}
|
:: villainous (of, relating to, or appropriate to a villain)
|
| vilão {adj}
|
:: coarse (lacking refinement)
|
| vilão {adj}
|
:: vile; wicked
|
| vilão {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: village or city-dwelling
|
| Vila Pouca de Aguiar {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈpowkɐ ðɨ ɐɣiˈaɾ/
|
:: Vila Pouca de Aguiar (village/and/municipality)
|
| vilar {m} [archaic]
|
:: hamlet (small village)
|
| Vila Real {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ʁiˈal/
|
:: Vila Real (district)
|
| Vila Real {prop} {f}
|
:: Vila Real (city/and/municipality/district capital)
|
| Vila Real de Santo António {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ʁiˈaɫ ðɨ ˈsɐ̃tu ɐ̃ˈtɔniu/
|
:: Vila Real de Santo António (city/and/municipality)
|
| vilarejo {m}
|
:: village
|
| Vila Velha de Ródão {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈvɛʎɐ ðɨ ˈʁɔðɐ̃w̃/
|
:: Vila Velha de Ródão (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Verde {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ ˈveɾð(ɨ)/
|
:: Vila Verde (village/and/municipality)
|
| Vila Viçosa {prop} {f} /ˈvilɐ viˈsɔzɐ/
|
:: Vila Viçosa (village/and/municipality)
|
| vileza {f}
|
:: vileness
|
| vilhancico {m} /vi.ʎɐ̃ˈsi.ku/
|
:: alternative form of vilancico
|
| vilificar {vt}
|
:: to vilify (say defamatory things about)
|
| vilipendiar {v} /ˌvi.li.pẽ.d͡ʒi.ˈaʁ/
|
:: to vilify (say defamatory things about someone or something)
|
| villa {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vila
|
| villaõ {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vilão
|
| villão {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vilão
|
| villão {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vilão
|
| Vilna {prop} {f}
|
:: Vilna (capital city)
|
| Vilnius {prop} {f}
|
:: Vilnius (capital city)
|
| vilo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: villus (small projection from a mucous membrane)
|
| vimaranense {adj}
|
:: of, relating, or pertaining to Guimarães
|
| vimaranense {mf}
|
:: inhabitant or natural of Guimarães
|
| vimblastina {f} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: vinblastine (drug used in chemotherapy)
|
| vime {m}
|
:: wicker (flexible branch or twig)
|
| Vimioso {prop} /vimiˈozu/
|
:: Vimioso (village/and/municipality)
|
| vim, vi, venci {phrase}
|
:: I came, I saw, I conquered (used to indicate a total, swift victory)
|
| vina {f} [Brazil, Paraná]
|
:: sausage (food made from ground meat packed in a cylindrical casing)
|
| vinagre {m} /vi.ˈna.ɣɾɨ/
|
:: vinegar
|
| vinagreira {f} /ˌvi.naˈɡɾe(j).ɾɐ/
|
:: roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa, a shrub grown for its fibre and edible flowers)
|
| vinagrete {m} [cooking] /vi.na.ˈɡɾɛ.t(ʃ)i/
|
:: vinaigrette
|
| vinblastina {f}
|
:: alternative form of vimblastina
|
| vincando {v}
|
:: gerund of vincar
|
| vincar {v} /vĩ.ˈkaɾ/
|
:: to crease, fold
|
| vincar {v}
|
:: to underline, highlight
|
| vincilho {m} /vĩ.ˈse.ʎu/
|
:: alternative form of vencilho
|
| vinculado {adj}
|
:: connected, related
|
| vinculante {adj}
|
:: binding (holding by obligation or vow)
|
| vincular {v}
|
:: to bind
|
| vincular {v}
|
:: to link
|
| vínculo {m}
|
:: link; bond; connection
|
| vinda {f} /ˈvĩ.dɐ/
|
:: arrival
|
| vin-d'alho {f}
|
:: alternative form of vinha-d'alhos
|
| vindima {f}
|
:: vintage
|
| vindimando {v}
|
:: gerund of vindimar
|
| vindimar {v} /vĩ.di.ˈmaɾ/
|
:: to harvest (especially grapes for wine)
|
| vindo {adj} /ˈvĩ.du/
|
:: arrived
|
| vindoiro {adj}
|
:: alternative form of vindouro
|
| vindouro {adj} /vĩ.ˈdo(w).ɾu/
|
:: future
|
| vingador {m}
|
:: avenger (one who avenges)
|
| vingador {adj}
|
:: vindictive (seeking revenge)
|
| vingança {f} /vĩ.ˈɡɐ̃.sɐ/
|
:: revenge (retaliatory action)
|
| vingança é um prato que se come frio {proverb}
|
:: revenge is a dish best served cold (emotional detachment is preferable when taking revenge)
|
| vingar {v} /vĩ.ˈɡaɾ/
|
:: to avenge; to revenge (to take vengeance for)
|
| vingar {v}
|
:: to thrive (to grow vigorously or luxuriantly)
|
| vingar {v}
|
:: to thrive (to increase in wealth or success)
|
| vingatividade {f}
|
:: vengefulness (state or quality of being vengeful)
|
| vingativo {adj}
|
:: vindictive (seeking revenge)
|
| vinha {f} /ˈvi.ɲɐ/
|
:: vineyard
|
| vinha-d'alho {f}
|
:: alternative form of vinha-d'alhos
|
| vinha-d'alhos {f} /viɲɐˈðaʎuʃ/
|
:: wine and garlic marinade
|
| vinhadalhos {f}
|
:: alternative form of vinha-d'alhos
|
| Vinhais {prop} /viˈɲajʃ/
|
:: Vinhais (village/and/municipality)
|
| vinhão {m}
|
:: augmentative of vinho
|
| vinhateiro {adj}
|
:: winemaking (attributive)
|
| vinhateiro {m}
|
:: winemaker
|
| vinhedo {m}
|
:: vineyard (grape plantation)
|
| Vinhedo {prop}
|
:: Vinhedo (municipality)
|
| vinheta {f}
|
:: vignette (decorative design)
|
| vinheta {f}
|
:: panel (single frame in a comic strip)
|
| vinheta {f}
|
:: a short motion picture used in intros and outros
|
| vinho {m} /ˈvi.ɲu/
|
:: wine
|
| vinho a martelo {m} [colloquial, chiefly Portugal]
|
:: adulterated or very low-quality wine
|
| vinho aperitivo {m}
|
:: aperitif wine (wine mixed with brandy or alcohol and natural flavours)
|
| vinho branco {m}
|
:: white wine (light-coloured wine)
|
| vinho da casa {m}
|
:: house wine (inexpensive wine sold in restaurants)
|
| vinho da Madeira {m}
|
:: Madeira (a type of fortified wine from Madeira)
|
| vinho do Porto {m}
|
:: port wine (a type of fortified wine traditionally made in Portugal)
|
| vinho Madeira {m}
|
:: alternative form of vinho da Madeira
|
| vinho novo em odre velho {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: new wine in old bottles (existing concept presented as if new)
|
| vinho rosado {m}
|
:: rosé wine (wine that incorporates some of the colour from the grape skins)
|
| vinho rosé {m}
|
:: rosé wine (wine that incorporates some of the colour from the grape skins)
|
| vinho tinto {m}
|
:: red wine (red coloured wine)
|
| vínico {adj} /ˈviniku/
|
:: vinous
|
| vinícola {f}
|
:: winery (a place where wine is made)
|
| vinícola {adj}
|
:: relating to winemaking
|
| vinicultura {f} [agriculture, oenology] /ˌvi.ni.kuw.ˈtu.ɾɐ/
|
:: viniculture (the growing of grape vines)
|
| vinífero {adj}
|
:: viniferous
|
| vinificação {f}
|
:: vinification
|
| vinificação {f}
|
:: winemaking
|
| vinificando {v}
|
:: gerund of vinificar
|
| vinificar {v}
|
:: To vinify
|
| vinil {m} [uncountable]
|
:: vinyl (substance)
|
| vinil {m}
|
:: vinyl (record made of vinyl)
|
| vinila {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: vinyl
|
| vinila {m}
|
:: acetate (polyvinyl acetate used to make records)
|
| vinílico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: vinylic (relating to vinyl)
|
| Vinlândia {prop} {f}
|
:: Vinlândia (island)
|
| vinte {num} /ˈvĩ.tɨ/
|
:: twenty
|
| vinte {m}
|
:: twenty
|
| vinte e um {num}
|
:: twenty-one
|
| vinte-e-um {m} [card games]
|
:: blackjack, twenty-one
|
| vintém {m} [historical] /vĩ.ˈtɐ̃j̃/
|
:: small coin, similar to a penny
|
| vintém {m} [slang]
|
:: cherry (virginity)
|
| vintena {f}
|
:: score (twenty of something)
|
| viola {f} [musical instrument] /ˈvjɔ.lɐ/
|
:: viola (a bowed instrument larger than a violin)
|
| viola {f} [musical instrument]
|
:: viol (a bowed instrument of the violin family held between the legs)
|
| viola {f} [musical instrument]
|
:: viola; viola caipira (10-string acoustic guitar used in Brazilian folk music)
|
| viola {f} [musical instrument, Brazil, loosely or affectionate]
|
:: acoustic guitar
|
| viola {f}
|
:: guitarfish (any of the rays in the Rhinobatidae family)
|
| violaçaõ {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of violação
|
| violação {f} /vju.lɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/
|
:: transgression; violation (act or instance of not acting according to the rules or conventions)
|
| violação {f}
|
:: rape; violation (unconsented sex)
|
| violação {f}
|
:: the illegal crossing of an international border
|
| violador {m}
|
:: violator (someone who violates something)
|
| violador {m}
|
:: rapist (someone who rapes someone else)
|
| violadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of violador
|
| Violante {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| violão {m} /vioˈlãw/
|
:: guitar
|
| violar {vt}
|
:: to violate (to break or fail to act by [a rule])
|
| violar {vt}
|
:: to violate (to manipulate or use [something] in an inappropriate or illegal way)
|
| violar {vt} [formal]
|
:: to rape (to have unconsented sex with)
|
| violência {f} /vju.ˈlẽ.sjɐ/
|
:: violence
|
| violência doméstica {f}
|
:: domestic violence (violence committed against member of the household)
|
| violentamente {adv} /vjuˌlẽtɐˈmẽtɨ/
|
:: violently (in a violent manner)
|
| violentar {v} /vjo.lẽ.ˈta(ɾ)/
|
:: to rape (to force sexual intercourse or other sexual activity upon)
|
| violentar {v}
|
:: to break into (to enter illegally or by force)
|
| violentar {v}
|
:: to spoil (to ruin or damage something)
|
| violento {adj} /vi.u.ˈlẽ.tu/
|
:: violent (involving extreme force or motion)
|
| violento {adj}
|
:: violent (involving physical conflict)
|
| violento {adj}
|
:: violent (likely to use physical force)
|
| violento {adj} [of a death]
|
:: caused by aggression or accident; not natural
|
| violeta {adj} /vju.ˈle.tɐ/
|
:: violet
|
| violeta {f}
|
:: violet (colour)
|
| violeta {f}
|
:: violet (plant)
|
| violeta {f} [Brazil]
|
:: viola (musical instrument of the violin family)
|
| Violeta {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| violeta africana {f}
|
:: African violet (any of several flowers in the genus Saintpaulia)
|
| violinista {mf} /vjuliˈniʃtɐ/
|
:: violinist (person who plays the violin)
|
| violino {m} [musical instrument] /vju.ˈli.nu/
|
:: violin
|
| violista {mf} [music]
|
:: violist (person who plays the viola)
|
| violoncelista {mf}
|
:: cellist (person who plays the cello)
|
| violoncello {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of violoncelo
|
| violoncelo {m} /vi.ˌo.lõ.ˈsɛ.lu/
|
:: cello (musical instrument)
|
| viperino {adj}
|
:: viperine (relating to or resembling vipers)
|
| viperino {adj}
|
:: serpentine; sly; deceitful
|
| viquingo {m} [uncommon]
|
:: alternative form of viking
|
| víquingo {m}
|
:: rare form of viking
|
| viquingue {mf}
|
:: alternative form of viking
|
| víquingue {m} [uncommon]
|
:: alternative form of viking
|
| vir {vi} /viɾ/
|
:: to come (to move towards the speaker or the agent)
|
| vir {vi}
|
:: to come; to arrive (to reach a destination, especially where the speaker is)
|
| vir {vi}
|
:: to come (to manifest itself; to occur)
|
| vir {vi}
|
:: to come (to be located in a certain position in a sequence)
|
| vir {v}
|
:: [de] to come from; to be from (to have as one’s place of origin)
|
| vir {v}
|
:: [de] to be caused by; to be due to
|
| vir {v}
|
:: [de] to come back (from); to return (from)
|
| vir {v}
|
:: [auxiliary, with a verb in the gerund] have/has been (forms the present perfect progressive aspect)
|
| vir {v}
|
:: [a] to end up (to eventually do)
|
| vir {v}
|
:: [com, .colloquial] to bitch; to whine (to complain, especially unnecessarily)
|
| vira {m} /ˈvi.ɾɐ/
|
:: a traditional music and dance genre of northern Portugal
|
| virabrequim {m}
|
:: crankshaft (a rotating shaft that drives a crank)
|
| vir a calhar {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to come in handy (to be useful or heplful)
|
| vira-casaca {mf}
|
:: turncoat (a traitor; one who changes sides)
|
| virada {f}
|
:: turning, turn (change of direction or orientation)
|
| virada de mesa {f} [idiomatic]
|
:: a point in time when the tables turn
|
| Viradouro {prop}
|
:: Viradouro (municipality)
|
| vira e mexe {adv} [colloquial, idiomatic]
|
:: often
|
| vira essa boca pra lá {phrase} [idiom]
|
:: Said as a response after the interlocutor said that something deeply undesirable or harmful could happen
|
| virago {f} [pejorative]
|
:: a manly woman
|
| viral {adj} [microbiology] /vi.ˈɾaw/
|
:: viral (relating to viruses)
|
| viral {adj} [medicine, of a disease]
|
:: viral (caused by a virus)
|
| viral {adj} [Internet]
|
:: viral (quickly attaining high popularity through word of mouth)
|
| vira-lata {mf}
|
:: mutt (a dog of mixed breed)
|
| vira-lata {mf}
|
:: stray (dog that lives at large, without an owner)
|
| vira-lata {mf} [very, offensive]
|
:: mongrel (person of mixed race)
|
| vira-lata {mf}
|
:: a Brazilian who dislikes his own country and culture and/or have preference for foreign things/customs (specially American) over Brazilian ones. This term originated from Nelson Rodrigues' description of Mongrel Complex (Complexo de Vira-lata), the people's tendency to view their own country in a negative way
|
| vira-lata {adj} [of a domestic animal, especially a dog]
|
:: mongrel (of mixed breed)
|
| virar {v} /vi.ˈɾaɾ/
|
:: to turn or bend (around)
|
| virar {v}
|
:: to upset or topple
|
| virar {v} [nautical]
|
:: to capsize
|
| virar {vt} [Brazil]
|
:: to become
|
| virar {vi} [used with se, persons]
|
:: to do something by oneself or without help
|
| virar a casaca {vi}
|
:: to turn one's coat (to turn against a previous affiliation of allegiance)
|
| virar a noite {v}
|
:: to pull an all-nighter; to burn the midnight oil
|
| virar bicho {vi} [idiom]
|
:: to be very angry
|
| virgáurea {f}
|
:: goldenrod (any plant of the genus Solidago)
|
| virgem {mf} /ˈviɾ.ʒɐ̃j̃/
|
:: virgin (person who has never had sexual intercourse)
|
| virgem {f} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: an image, icon or statuette of Virgin Mary
|
| virgem {adj}
|
:: virgin (not having had sexual intercourse)
|
| virgem {adj}
|
:: untouched (remaining in its original, pristine state)
|
| virgem {adj} [of quicklime]
|
:: unslaked
|
| virgem {adj} [of an optical disk]
|
:: which hasn’t had data burned onto it
|
| Virgem {prop} {f} [astrology]
|
:: Virgo (zodiac sign)
|
| Virgem {prop} {f} [Christianity]
|
:: Virgin Mary
|
| Virgem da Lapa {prop}
|
:: Virgem da Lapa (municipality)
|
| virgem de ferro {f} [historical]
|
:: iron maiden (torture device)
|
| Virgem Maria {prop} {f} [Christianity]
|
:: Virgin Mary (the mother of Christ)
|
| Virgem Maria {interj}
|
:: oh dear! oh God! (expression of dismay)
|
| Virgílio {prop} {m}
|
:: Virgil (Ancient Roman writer)
|
| Virgílio {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| virginal {adj}
|
:: virginal (relating to virgins)
|
| virginal {adj}
|
:: virgin: immaculate; chaste; untouched
|
| virgindade {f} /ˌviɾ.ʒĩ.ˈda.ðɨ/
|
:: virginity (state of being a virgin)
|
| Virgínia {prop} {f}
|
:: Virgínia (state)
|
| Virgínia {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Virgínia {prop} {f}
|
:: Virgínia (municipality)
|
| Virgínia Ocidental {prop} {f}
|
:: Virgínia Ocidental (state)
|
| Virginópolis {prop}
|
:: Virginópolis (municipality)
|
| Virgo {prop} {f} [zodiac constellations]
|
:: Virgo (constellation)
|
| Virgolândia {prop}
|
:: Virgolândia (municipality)
|
| vírgula {f}
|
:: comma (punctuation mark)
|
| vírgula {f} [figuratively]
|
:: fine print, small print (hidden details and conditions)
|
| vírgulas dobradas {fp} [plurale tantum]
|
:: double quotes, inverted commas
|
| viril {adj} /viˈɾil/
|
:: virile
|
| virilha {f} /vi.ˈɾi.ʎa/
|
:: groin (depression separates the trunk from the legs)
|
| virilidade {f} /viɾiliˈðaðɨ/
|
:: virility
|
| virol {m}
|
:: an ornamental wreath made with ribbons
|
| virologia {f}
|
:: virology (branch of microbiology that deals with the study of viruses and viral disease)
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| virologista {mf}
|
:: virologist
|
| virote {m}
|
:: bolt (short, stout, blunt-headed arrow)
|
| virote {m}
|
:: crossguard (bar of metal between the blade and the hilt of a sword)
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| virtual {adj} /viɾtuˈaɫ/
|
:: virtual (in effect or essence, not in fact or reality)
|
| virtual {adj}
|
:: virtual (simulated in a computer)
|
| virtualmente {adv}
|
:: virtually (in essence, but not in fact)
|
| virtualmente {adv}
|
:: virtually (in a virtual manner)
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| virtude {f} [uncountable] /viɾ.ˈtu.ðɨ/
|
:: virtue (excellence in morals)
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| virtude {f} [philosophy, theology]
|
:: virtue (each of several qualities held to be particularly important)
|
| virtude {f} [angelology]
|
:: virtue (angelic creature of the second sphere)
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| virtude dormitiva {f} [rhetoric]
|
:: dormitive virtue
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| virtuosa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of virtuoso
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| virtuosamente {adv}
|
:: virtuously
|
| virtuose {adj}
|
:: alternative form of virtuoso (having masterly ability)
|
| virtuose {m}
|
:: alternative form of virtuoso (person having masterly ability)
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| virtuoso {adj} /viɾ.ˈtwo.zu/
|
:: virtuous (full of virtues)
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| virtuoso {m}
|
:: A virtuous person
|
| virtuoso {adj}
|
:: virtuoso (with masterly ability)
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| virtuoso {m}
|
:: virtuoso (person with masterly ability)
|
| vírus {m}
|
:: virus (DNA/RNA causing disease)
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| viruzinho {m}
|
:: diminutive of vírus
|
| visão {f} /vi.ˈzɐ̃w̃/
|
:: view (the act of seeing something)
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| visão {f}
|
:: sight; eyesight; vision (the ability to see; the condition of not being blind)
|
| visão {f}
|
:: vision; eye (the ability to notice things)
|
| visão {f}
|
:: vision (an idea about how things should be in the future)
|
| visão {f}
|
:: view; vision (mental image)
|
| visão {f}
|
:: view (a person’s way of understanding something)
|
| visão {f} [databases]
|
:: view (logical table in database formed from data from physical tables)
|
| visão {f} [paranormal, religion]
|
:: vision (a mystical mental image of something that happened or will happen)
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| visão de mundo {f}
|
:: worldview (a person’s general philosophy or perception of reality)
|
| visão de raios-X {f} [scifi]
|
:: X-ray vision (ability to see through solid matter)
|
| visão de raio-X {f}
|
:: alternative form of visão de raios-X
|
| visão geral {f}
|
:: overview (brief summary)
|
| visão remota {f} [parapsychology]
|
:: remote viewing (ability to sense from great distances)
|
| visar {v} /vi.ˈzaɾ/
|
:: to aim (at)
|
| visarga {m} [Sanskrit phonetics]
|
:: visarga (voiceless h in Sanskrit)
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| víscera {f} [anatomy]
|
:: viscera (internal organ of the body)
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| visceral {adj}
|
:: visceral
|
| visco {m}
|
:: alternative form of visgo
|
| visconde {m} /vis.ˈkõ.d͡ʒi/
|
:: viscount (a member of the nobility above a baron but below a count)
|
| Visconde do Rio Branco {prop}
|
:: Visconde do Rio Branco (municipality)
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| viscondessa {f} /ˌvis.kõ.ˈde.sɐ/
|
:: viscountess (viscount’s wife)
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| viscondessa {f}
|
:: viscountess (female viscount)
|
| viscosidade {f}
|
:: viscosity (the state of being viscous)
|
| viscosímetro {m}
|
:: viscometer (instrument used to measure viscosity)
|
| viscoso {adj}
|
:: Having a thick, sticky consistency between solid and liquid; viscous
|
| viseira {f}
|
:: visor (part of helmet)
|
| Viseu {prop} /viˈzew/
|
:: Viseu (district)
|
| Viseu {prop}
|
:: Viseu (city/and/municipality/district capital)
|
| visgo {m} [uncountable]
|
:: viscosity (state of being viscous)
|
| visgo {m}
|
:: any viscous substance secreted by or extracted from plants
|
| visgo {m}
|
:: mistletoe (any of several evergreen plants that grow on trees)
|
| Vishnu {prop} {m} [Hinduism]
|
:: Vishnu (the supreme god)
|
| visibilidade {f}
|
:: visibility
|
| visigodo {m}
|
:: one of the Visigoths (East Germanic tribe)
|
| visigodo {adj}
|
:: Visigothic (of, relating to or belonging to the Visigoths)
|
| visigótico {adj}
|
:: Visigothic (of, relating to or belonging to the Visigoths)
|
| visigótico {m}
|
:: the Gothic dialect spoken by the Visigoths
|
| visigotismo {m} [linguistics]
|
:: a loanword from the Gothic language of the Visigoths
|
| visionação {f}
|
:: visualisation (the act of imagining or visualizing something)
|
| visionamento {m}
|
:: visualisation (the act of imagining or visualizing something)
|
| visionário {adj}
|
:: visionary
|
| visionário {m}
|
:: visionary
|
| visita {f} /vi.ˈzi.tɐ/
|
:: visit
|
| visita {f}
|
:: visitor
|
| visitante {mf}
|
:: visitor (someone who visits someone or somewhere)
|
| visitante {adj}
|
:: who is visiting
|
| visitar {v} /vi.zi.ˈtaɾ/
|
:: to visit
|
| visível {adj} /vi.ˈzi.vɛɫ/
|
:: Able to be seen; visible
|
| vísivel {adj}
|
:: alternative form of visível
|
| visivelmente {adv}
|
:: visibly
|
| vislumbrando {v}
|
:: gerund of vislumbrar
|
| vislumbrar {v}
|
:: to glimpse
|
| vislumbre {m} /viʒ.ˈlũ.bɾɨ/
|
:: glimmer (a faint light)
|
| vislumbre {m}
|
:: glimpse (a brief look)
|
| Visnu {prop} {m}
|
:: alternative form of Vishnu
|
| visom {m} /viˈzõ/
|
:: mink
|
| visom {m}
|
:: mink coat
|
| vison {m}
|
:: alternative form of visom
|
| viso rei {m}
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| viso-rei {m}
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| viso rey {m}
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| viso-rey {m}
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| visorrei {m} [rare]
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| visorrey {m}
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| víspora {f} [Brazil]
|
:: lotto (the game of chance)
|
| vista {f} [colloquial] /ˈviʃ.tɐ/
|
:: eye; eyeball
|
| vista {f}
|
:: sight
|
| vista {f}
|
:: view
|
| Vista Alegre {prop}
|
:: Vista Alegre (municipality)
|
| Vista Alegre do Alto {prop}
|
:: Vista Alegre do Alto (municipality)
|
| Vista Alegre do Prata {prop}
|
:: Vista Alegre do Prata (municipality)
|
| vista desarmada {f}
|
:: naked eye (unaided eyesight)
|
| Vista Gaúcha {prop}
|
:: Vista Gaúcha (municipality)
|
| visto {m} /ˈviʃ.tu/
|
:: visa (permit to enter and leave a country)
|
| visto {m}
|
:: signature, stamp (to confirm that something has been checked or verified)
|
| visto {adj}
|
:: which has been seen or observed
|
| visto que {conj}
|
:: since; as; considering that
|
| vistoso {adj} /vis.ˈto.zu/
|
:: gaudy, showy, flashy
|
| Vístula {prop} {m}
|
:: Vístula (river)
|
| visual {adj} /viˈzwaɫ/
|
:: visual
|
| visualização {f}
|
:: visualization
|
| visualizando {v}
|
:: gerund of visualizar
|
| visualizar {v}
|
:: to view, to visualize
|
| visualmente {adv}
|
:: visually
|
| vital {adj} /vi.ˈtaw/
|
:: vital (relating to, or characteristic of life)
|
| vital {adj}
|
:: vital (necessary to the continuation of life)
|
| vital {adj}
|
:: vital (very important)
|
| vitalício {adj}
|
:: lifelong (extending for the entire duration of life)
|
| vitalício {adj}
|
:: perpetual
|
| vitalidade {f}
|
:: vitality; vigour
|
| vitalismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: vitalism (doctrine that life involves some immaterial vital force)
|
| vitamina {f} /ˌvitaˈminɐ/
|
:: vitamin
|
| vitamina {f} [colloquial]
|
:: fruit milk shake (a sweet, creamy beverage made by mixing milk and fruit)
|
| vitamina A {f} [vitamin]
|
:: vitamin A
|
| vitamina B {f} [vitamin]
|
:: vitamin B
|
| vitamina C {f} [vitamin]
|
:: vitamin C
|
| vitamina D {f} [vitamin]
|
:: vitamin D
|
| vitamina E {f} [vitamin]
|
:: vitamin E
|
| Vitebsk {prop} {f}
|
:: Vitebsk (city)
|
| vitela {f}
|
:: veal (flesh of a calf)
|
| vitelo {m}
|
:: calf (young bull)
|
| viti- {prefix} /ˌvi.t͡ʃi/
|
:: relating to grapevines
|
| viticultura {f} [agriculture, oenology] /ˌvi.t͡ʃi.kuw.ˈtu.ɾɐ/
|
:: viticulture (the growing of grape vines)
|
| vitiligo {m} [disease]
|
:: vitiligo (patchy loss of skin pigmentation)
|
| vítima {f} /ˈvi.ti.mɐ/
|
:: victim
|
| vitimação {f}
|
:: victimization
|
| vitimar {v} /vi.ti.ˈmaɾ/
|
:: to victimize
|
| vitimismo {m} /vi.tʃi.ˈmiz.mu/
|
:: victimism (tendency to act like a victim)
|
| vitimista {adj}
|
:: victimist
|
| vitimização {f}
|
:: victimization
|
| vitimização secundária {f}
|
:: secondary victimization
|
| vitimizar {v}
|
:: to victimize (to make someone a victim)
|
| vitivinícola {adj}
|
:: viticultural
|
| vitivinicultura {f} [agriculture, oenology] /ˌvi.ni.vi.t͡ʃi.kuw.ˈtu.ɾɐ/
|
:: viticulture (the growing of grape vines)
|
| Vitor {prop} {m}
|
:: given name; alternative form of Vítor
|
| Vítor {prop} {m}
|
:: given name and masculine of Vitória
|
| vitoria {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vitória
|
| vitória {f} /vi.ˈtɔ.ɾjɐ/
|
:: victory
|
| Vitória {prop} {f}
|
:: given name and feminine of Vítor
|
| Vitória {prop} {f}
|
:: Vitória (municipality/state capital)
|
| Vitória {prop} {f}
|
:: Victoria, queen of England
|
| Vitória {prop} {f}
|
:: Vitória (state)
|
| Vitória {prop} {f}
|
:: Vitória (capital city)
|
| Vitória {prop} {m}
|
:: Vitória (lake)
|
| Vitória Brasil {prop}
|
:: Vitória Brasil (municipality)
|
| Vitória da Conquista {prop}
|
:: Vitória da Conquista (municipality)
|
| Vitória das Missões {prop}
|
:: Vitória das Missões (municipality)
|
| vitória de Pirro {f}
|
:: Pyrrhic victory (a costly victory)
|
| vitoriano {adj}
|
:: Victorian (relating to the reign of Queen Victoria of England)
|
| vitória pírrica {f}
|
:: Pyrrhic victory (a costly victory)
|
| vitória pirrónica {f} [European orthography, rare]
|
:: Pyrrhic victory (a costly victory)
|
| vitória pirrônica {f} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: alternative form of vitória pirrónica
|
| vitoriar {v}
|
:: to acclaim, applaud
|
| vitória-régia {f}
|
:: Amazon lily (Victoria amazonica, a large water lily of the Amazon region)
|
| vitoriosamente {adv}
|
:: victoriously
|
| vitorioso {adj} /vi.tu.ˈɾjo.zu/
|
:: victorious
|
| Vitor Meireles {prop}
|
:: Vitor Meireles (municipality)
|
| vitral {m} [art] /viˈtɾaɫ/
|
:: stained glass
|
| vitral {m} [architecture, by extension]
|
:: stained glass window
|
| vítreo {adj}
|
:: glassy
|
| vítreo {adj}
|
:: vitreous
|
| vitrificando {v}
|
:: gerund of vitrificar
|
| vitrificar {v} /vitɾifiˈkaɾ/
|
:: to vitrify
|
| vitrificar {v}
|
:: to glaze
|
| vitrina {f}
|
:: alternative form of vitrine
|
| vitrine {f}
|
:: shop window (large window at the front of a shop used to display goods)
|
| vittoria {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vitória
|
| vittória {f} [rare]
|
:: obsolete spelling of vitória
|
| vítulo {m}
|
:: calf (young bull)
|
| vituperio {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vitupério
|
| vitupério {m} [formal]
|
:: insult, offense
|
| viu {interj} /ˈviw/
|
:: used at the beginning or end of a sentence, especially imperative ones, as filler
|
| viu só {interj}
|
:: see? (used when one has just demonstrated or proved something)
|
| viúva {f} /ˈvju.vɐ/
|
:: widow (a woman whose husband has died)
|
| viúva {f}
|
:: fawn-breasted tanager (Pipraeidea melanonota, a passerine bird)
|
| viúva {f}
|
:: white-headed marsh tyrant (Arundinicola leucocephala, a passerine bird)
|
| viúva {f}
|
:: parona leatherjacked (Parona signata, a fish)
|
| viúva {f}
|
:: Amazon lily (Victoria amazonica, a water lily)
|
| viúva-negra {f}
|
:: black widow (species of venomous spider)
|
| viuvez {f}
|
:: widowhood (the condition of being a widow)
|
| viúvo {m} /ˈvju.vu/
|
:: widower
|
| viva {m} /ˈvivɐ/
|
:: hooray [a shout to signify victory]
|
| viva {interj}
|
:: hooray!
|
| viva {interj}
|
:: three cheers for ...!
|
| viva {interj} [as a greeting]
|
:: hello!, hi!
|
| viva {interj}
|
:: bless you! [said to someone who has just sneezed, as a polite remark]
|
| vivacidade {f}
|
:: vivacity
|
| Vivaldi {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| viv'alma {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vivalma
|
| vivalma {f} /vi.ˈvaɫ.mɐ/
|
:: a living soul (in negative sentences)
|
| vivamente {adv}
|
:: livelily (in a lively manner)
|
| vivar {v} /viˈvaʁ/
|
:: to hooray (to shout an expression of excitement)
|
| vivaz {adj} /vi.ˈvaʃ/
|
:: long-lived
|
| vivaz {adj} [botany]
|
:: perennial
|
| vivaz {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: lively (full of life)
|
| viveiro {m}
|
:: nursery (place where seedlings are cultivated for transplanting)
|
| viveiro {m}
|
:: vivarium (artificial environment for animals)
|
| vivência {f} /vi.ˈvẽ.sjɐ/
|
:: experience
|
| vivenciar {v} /vi.vẽ.si.ˈa(ʁ)/
|
:: to live [a situation] directly or in practice and be deeply affected or changed by it
|
| vivenda {f} /vi.ˈvẽ.dɐ/
|
:: residence (place where one lives)
|
| vivenda {f}
|
:: livelihood (person’s means of supporting himself)
|
| vivenda {f}
|
:: lifestyle (the way someone lives)
|
| vivendo e aprendendo {proverb}
|
:: live and learn (one gains knowledge from living experiences)
|
| vivente {adj}
|
:: living (having life; not dead)
|
| vivente {mf}
|
:: person; human being
|
| viver {v} /vi.ˈveɾ/
|
:: to live; to have life
|
| viver da terra {v}
|
:: to live off the land (to sustain a living by eating produce that one harvests or hunts)
|
| viver e deixar viver {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to live and let live (to be tolerant)
|
| vivianita {f}
|
:: alternative form of vivianite
|
| vivianite {f} [mineral]
|
:: vivianite (a hydrated iron phosphate mineral)
|
| vívido {adj} [of perception] /ˈvi.vi.du/
|
:: vivid (clear, detailed or powerful)
|
| vívido {adj} [of an image]
|
:: vivid (bright, intense or colourful)
|
| vívido {adj}
|
:: vivid (full of life)
|
| vivíparo {adj} [botany, of a plant]
|
:: viviparous (arising from an embryo that develops from the outset)
|
| vivíparo {adj} [zoology, of an animal]
|
:: viviparous (whose development occurs inside the body of the mother)
|
| vivíparo {m}
|
:: a viviparous animal
|
| vivisseção {f}
|
:: alternative form of vivissecção
|
| vivissecção {f}
|
:: vivisection (surgery on a living organism for research purposes)
|
| vivo {adj} /ˈvi.vu/
|
:: alive (having life; not dead)
|
| vivo {adj}
|
:: lively; vivacious
|
| vivo {adj} [linguistics, of a language or lect]
|
:: having native speakers
|
| vivo {adj}
|
:: strong (highly stimulating to the senses)
|
| vixe {interj}
|
:: expresses surprise or admiration. Used before 'Maria'
|
| Vixnu {prop} {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of Vishnu
|
| Vizela {prop} {f} /viˈzɛlɐ/
|
:: Vizela (river)
|
| Vizela {prop} {f}
|
:: Vizela (city/and/municipality)
|
| vizinha {f} /vi.ˈzi.ɲɐ/
|
:: female equivalent of vizinho
|
| vizinhança {f} /vɨ.zi.ˈɲɐ̃.sɐ/
|
:: neighborhood (close proximity, particularly in reference to home)
|
| vizinhança {f}
|
:: neighborhood (inhabitants in the close proximity)
|
| vizinhança {f} [uncountable]
|
:: the relationship between neighbours
|
| vizinhança {f}
|
:: surroundings (area surrounding something)
|
| vizinhança {f} [uncountable]
|
:: proximity or contiguity
|
| vizinho {adj} /vi.ˈzi.ɲu/
|
:: neighbouring; adjacent (located next to something)
|
| vizinho {adj}
|
:: neighbouring; adjacent; contiguous (sharing a border)
|
| vizinho {adj}
|
:: [figurative] analogous; related; connected (having many similarities)
|
| vizinho {adj}
|
:: [figurative] adjacent in a scale or rank
|
| vizinho {m}
|
:: neighbor (person who lives next to another)
|
| vizinho {m}
|
:: neighbor (place or object located next to another)
|
| vizir {m} [historical]
|
:: vizier (high-ranking official in the Ottoman Empire)
|
| vizo rei {m} [rare]
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| vizo rey {m}
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| vizo-rey {m} [rare]
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| vizorrey {m} [rare]
|
:: obsolete form of vice-rei
|
| Vladikavkaz {prop} {f}
|
:: Vladikavkaz (city)
|
| Vladimiro {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Vladimiroff {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| Vladimirov {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| Vladivostok {prop} {f}
|
:: Vladivostok (city/administrative center)
|
| Vladivostoque {prop} {f}
|
:: alternative form of Vladivostok
|
| vlogger {mf} [Internet]
|
:: vlogger (video blogger)
|
| Vltava {prop} {m}
|
:: Vltava (river)
|
| vlw {interj} [internet slang]
|
:: alternative spelling of valeu (expression of appreciation and gratitude); thx
|
| vó {f} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of avó; granny
|
| vô {m} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of avô; grandfather
|
| voador {adj} /vwɐˈðoɾ/
|
:: flying
|
| voador {adj}
|
:: rapid
|
| voadora {f} /vwɐˈðoɾɐ/
|
:: a flying, usually high kick
|
| voadora {f} [figurative, colloquial]
|
:: an instance of verbally attacking someone directly, often unprovoked
|
| voante {adj}
|
:: airborne; flying (in flight)
|
| voante {adj}
|
:: flying (able to fly)
|
| voante {adj} [figurative]
|
:: ephemeral; short-lived
|
| voar {v} /vwaɾ/
|
:: to fly
|
| vobla {m} [rare]
|
:: vobla (Rutilus caspicus, a fish of the Caspian sea)
|
| vocabulário {m} /vu.kɐ.βu.ˈla.ɾju/
|
:: vocabulary (set of words used by an individual)
|
| vocabulário {m}
|
:: vocabulary; lexicon; terminology (set of words used in a particular field)
|
| vocabulário {m}
|
:: vocabulary; wordlist (a document containing a list of words, especially one with less information than a dictionary)
|
| vocabulário {m} [linguistics]
|
:: vocabulary; lexicon (the words of a language)
|
| vocabulário {m} [colloquial]
|
:: language (insults and vulgarities)
|
| vocabulário ativo {m} [psycholinguistics]
|
:: active vocabulary (words and phrases that someone commonly uses)
|
| vocabulário passivo {m} [psycholinguistics]
|
:: passive vocabulary (words and phrases that someone understands but does not commonly use)
|
| vocábulo {m} [linguistics] /vu.ˈka.βu.lu/
|
:: vocable (word or utterance)
|
| vocação {f}
|
:: vocation
|
| vocação {f}
|
:: calling
|
| vocação {f}
|
:: inclination
|
| vocação {f}
|
:: talent
|
| vocal {adj}
|
:: vocal (of or pertaining to the voice or speech)
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| vocal {adj}
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:: vocal (uttered or modulated by the voice)
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| vocal {mf}
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:: vocalist (singer in a band)
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| vocálico {adj} [phonetics]
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:: vocal (relating to or being a vowel)
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| vocalista {mf}
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:: vocalist (singer in a band)
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| vocalizar {v}
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:: to voice; to express
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| vocalizar {v}
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:: to vocalise (to sing without using words)
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| vocalizar {v} [phonology]
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:: to vocalise (turn a consonant into a vowel)
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| vocativo {m} [grammar]
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:: vocative case (case used when addressing someone)
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| você {pron} /vɔ.ˈse/
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:: [formal in Portugal, informal or semi-formal in Brazil] second-person singular personal pronoun; you
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| você {pron}
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:: indefinite personal pronoun; you; one
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| você colhe o que planta {proverb}
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:: you reap what you sow (actions have consequences)
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| você é o que você come {proverb}
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:: you are what you eat
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| você e quem mais {phrase}
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:: See: pt você e quem mais
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| você e quem mais {phrase} [rhetorical question]
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:: you and whose army? (you can't do that on your own)
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| você fala português {phrase} [formal]
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:: Do you speak Portuguese?
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| você não existe {interj}
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:: said to a person who did something extraordinary or unexpected
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| você não existe {interj}
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:: said to a person who appears just when they are mentioned in a talk
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| você não existe {interj}
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:: See: pt você não existe
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| Vocência {contraction}
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:: contraction of Vossa Excelência
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| você pode levar um cavalo até a água, mas não pode fazê-lo beber {proverb}
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:: you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink (you can show someone how to do something, but you can't make them do it)
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| você que pensa {interj}
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:: States that the interlocutor is misled by their opinion
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| você que sabe {interj}
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:: you know better; it's your decision
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| vocês {pron} /vɔ.ˈseʃ/
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:: second-person plural personal pronoun; you
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| você-sabe-quem {pron}
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:: you-know-who (known and unmentioned person)
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| você vem sempre aqui {phrase}
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:: do you come here often; A phrase strongly associated with flirtatious behavior
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| vociferar {v} /vo.si.fe.ˈɾa(ɾ)/
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:: to vociferate (to cry out with vehemence)
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| voçoroca {f} [geology] /vo.soˈɾɔ.ka/
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:: gully
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| vodca {f}
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:: vodka
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| vodu {m}
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:: voodoo (an Afro-Caribbean religion)
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| voga {f}
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:: vogue (the prevailing fashion or style)
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| vogal {adj} /vuˈɡaɫ/
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:: vocalic
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| vogal {f}
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:: vowel
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| vogal {f}
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:: member; seat on a representative body without a specific role
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| vogal anterior {f} [phonetics]
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:: front vowel (any vowel sound produced in the front of the mouth)
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| vogal posterior {f} [phonetics]
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:: back vowel (any vowel produced in the back of the mouth)
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| vogal temática {f} [Portuguese grammar]
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:: the first vowel of a suffix, such as a and i in -ado and -ido respectively
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| vogal temática {f} [indo-european studies]
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:: thematic vowel (the vowel *e or *o before a suffix in Proto-Indo-European)
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| vogar {vi} /vuˈɣaɾ/
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:: to be in vogue
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| vogar {v} [em, .nautical]
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:: to navigate; to sail (of a watercraft: to move over a body of water)
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| vogar {vi}
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:: to drift; to float (to move slowly)
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| voivoda {m}
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:: voivode (a local ruler or official in various parts of central and eastern Europe)
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| voivodato {m} [historical, rare]
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:: voivodeship (the realm of a voivode)
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| voivodia {f} [historical]
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:: voivodeship (the realm of a voivode)
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| Voivodina {prop} {f}
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:: Voivodina (autonomous province)
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| volante {adj} /vuˈlɐ̃tɨ/
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:: flying
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| volante {adj}
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:: floating
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| volante {adj}
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:: loose
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| volante {m} [vehicles]
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:: steering wheel
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| volante {m} [badminton]
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:: shuttlecock
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| volapuk {m}
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:: alternative form of volapuque
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| volapük {m}
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:: alternative form of volapuque
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| volapuque {m} /ˌvo.ˈla.pu.ki/
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:: Volapük (language)
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| volastonita {f}
|
:: alternative form of wollastonite
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| volastonite {f}
|
:: alternative form of wollastonite
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| volátil {adj} [physics, chemistry] /vo.ˈla.t͡ʃiw/
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:: volatile (evaporating or vaporizing readily under normal conditions)
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| volátil {adj}
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:: unstable (having a strong tendency to change)
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| volátil {adj} [computing, of memory]
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:: volatile (whose content is lost when the computer is powered down)
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| volátil {adj}
|
:: volatile; temporary; ephemeral
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| volátil {adj}
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:: able to fly
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| volátil {mf}
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:: an animal that can fly
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| volatilidade {f}
|
:: volatility
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| volatilizando {v}
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:: gerund of volatilizar
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| volatilizar {v}
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:: to volatilize, vapourize
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| vólei {m} [European orthography]
|
:: alternative form of vôlei
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| vôlei {m}
|
:: volleyball (game)
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| voleibol {m} /ˌvo.lej.ˈbɔw/
|
:: volleyball (game)
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| voleibol de praia {m}
|
:: beach volleyball
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| voleibolista {mf}
|
:: volleyballer
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| voleibolístico {adj}
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:: volleyball (attributive)
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| vólei de praia {m} [European orthography]
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:: alternative form of vôlei de praia
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| vôlei de praia {m}
|
:: beach volleyball
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| voleio {m} [sports]
|
:: volley (flight of a ball before it bounces)
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| volfrâmio {m}
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:: tungsten
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| volframita {f} [mineral]
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:: wolframite
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| Volga {prop} {m} /ˈvɔw.ɡɐ/
|
:: Volga (river)
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| Volgogrado {prop} {f}
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:: Volgogrado (oblast)
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| Volgogrado {prop} {f}
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:: Volgogrado (city/administrative center)
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| Volhynia {prop} {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Volínia
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| volibol {m}
|
:: dated form of voleibol
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| volição {f}
|
:: volition (a conscious choice or decision)
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| volição {f}
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:: volition; will (the mental power or ability of choosing)
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| Volínia {prop} {f}
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:: Volínia (historical region)
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| volleyball {m}
|
:: dated form of voleibol
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| Vologda {prop} {f}
|
:: Vologda (oblast)
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| Vologda {prop} {f}
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:: Vologda (city/administrative center)
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| volsco {adj}
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:: Volscian (relating to the Volsci)
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| volt {m}
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:: volt (unit of measure)
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| volta {f} /ˈvɔɫtɐ/
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:: return (act of returning)
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| volta {f}
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:: a bend in a course, line, pipe, etc
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| volta {f}
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:: turnaround (act of turning around)
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| volta {f}
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:: a loop of a coil or spiral staircase
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| volta {f}
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:: loop (length of thread, line or rope that is doubled over)
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| volta {f} [figurative]
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:: volte-face (a reversal of policy, attitude or principle)
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| volta {f}
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:: stroll; walk
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| volta e meia {adv} [idiom]
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:: now and then, occasionally
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| volta e meia {adv}
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:: See: pt volta e meia
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| voltagem {f}
|
:: voltage
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| Volta Grande {prop}
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:: Volta Grande (municipality)
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| voltar {vi} /vɔɫ.ˈtaɾ/
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:: to return; to come back
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| voltar {vi}
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:: to return (to reach a previous state)
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| voltar {vt}
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:: to turn (to adjust something in a direction)
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| voltar {vt}
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:: to shell out; to pay
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| voltar {v} [a, para, .pronominal]
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:: to turn to (to start to rely on)
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| voltar {v} [contra, .pronominal]
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:: to turn on; to turn against (to rebel against or oppose something formerly supported)
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| Volta Redonda {prop}
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:: Volta Redonda (municipality)
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| voltear {v} /voɫ.ˈtjaɾ/
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:: to rotate, turn, veer
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| voltear {v}
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:: to flutter
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| volteio {m} /vow.ˈtej.u/
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:: spin (the act of rotating on one’s own axis)
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| volte sempre {phrase} [idiomatic]
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:: come again (a polite farewell)
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| voltímetro {m}
|
:: voltmeter (instrument for measuring electric potential)
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| vóltio {m}
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:: rare form of volt
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| volume {m} [geometry] /vo.ˈlu.mi/
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:: volume (unit of three-dimensional measure)
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| volume {m}
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:: volume; loudness (strength of sound)
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| volume {m} [publishing]
|
:: volume (issues of a periodical over a period of one year)
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| volume {m} [publishing]
|
:: volume (individual book of a publication issued as a set of books)
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| volume {m} [chiefly historical]
|
:: volume (bound book)
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| volume {m}
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:: volume; quantity
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| volumétrico {adj}
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:: volumetric
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| volumoso {adj} /ˌvu.lu.ˈmo.zu/
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:: bulky (large in size, mass, or volume)
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| volumoso {adj}
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:: having many volumes
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| volumozo {adj}
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:: obsolete spelling of volumoso
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| voluntariado {m}
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:: voluntary work, volunteering
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| voluntariado {m}
|
:: volunteers, voluntary force
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| voluntariamente {adv} /vu.lũ.ta.ɾjɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/
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:: voluntarily
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| voluntário {m} /vu.lũ.ˈta.ɾi.u/
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:: volunteer (one who voluntarily offers himself/herself for service)
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| voluntário {m} [military]
|
:: volunteer (one who enters into military service voluntarily)
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| voluntário {adj}
|
:: voluntary (done, given, or acting of one’s own free will)
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| voluntário {adj}
|
:: voluntary (working or done without payment)
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| volúpia {f}
|
:: lust; lasciviousness (the state or characteristic of being lascivious)
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| volúpia {f}
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:: voluptuousness; sensuality (a sensual appearance)
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| voluptuário {adj} /vu.lup.ˈtwa.ɾju/
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:: voluptuous
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| voluptuoso {adj} /vu.lup.ˈtwo.zu/
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:: voluptuous
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| Völuspá {prop} {f} [Norse literature]
|
:: Völuspá (first book of the Poetic Edda)
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| volutabro {m}
|
:: wetland, marsh, swamp
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| volutabro {m}
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:: filthiness, ugliness
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| volutuário {adj}
|
:: alternative form of voluptuário
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| volutuoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of voluptuoso
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| volúvel {adj}
|
:: fickle (quick to change one’s opinion or allegiance)
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| völva {f}
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:: völva (Old Norse prophetess)
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| volver {v} /voɫ.ˈveɾ/
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:: to make
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| volver {v}
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:: to carry
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| volver {v}
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:: to roll, shake
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| vólvulo {m} [anatomy]
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:: volvulus (twist in a loop of the bowel)
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| vombate {m}
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:: wombat (any of several Australian marsupials of the family Vombatidae)
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| vómer {m} [skeleton] /ˈvo.meɻ/
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:: vomer bone
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| vômer {m} [Brazilian orthography]
|
:: alternative form of vómer
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| vomeronasal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vomeronasal (of, pertaining to, or situated near the vomer bone between the nose and the mouth)
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| vomitar {v} /vu.mi.ˈtaɾ/
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:: to vomit
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| vómito {m} [European orthography]
|
:: alternative form of vômito
|
| vômito {m} /ˈvo.mi.tu/
|
:: vomit (regurgitated former contents of a stomach)
|
| vômito {m}
|
:: vomit (act of regurgitating)
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| vomtade {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vontade
|
| vontade {f} /võˈtaðɨ/
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:: will; the condition of feeling like or wanting something
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| vontade {f}
|
:: desire, wish
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| vontade {f}
|
:: intention; purpose
|
| voo {m} /ˈvo.u/
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:: flight
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| vôo {m}
|
:: superseded spelling of voo
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| voragem {f} /vu.ˈɾa.ʒɐ̃j̃/
|
:: whirlpool
|
| voragem {f}
|
:: abyss
|
| voraz {adj} /vo.ˈɾa(j)s/
|
:: voracious (devouring great quantities of food)
|
| voraz {adj}
|
:: voracious; rapacious (having a great appetite for anything)
|
| vorazmente {adv}
|
:: voraciously
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| Voronej {prop} {f}
|
:: Voronej (oblast)
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| Voronej {prop} {f}
|
:: Voronej (city/administrative center)
|
| Voronej {prop} {f}
|
:: Voronej (left tributary)
|
| Voronezh {prop} {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Voronej
|
| Vorontsoff {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| Vorontsov {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| vórtex {m}
|
:: alternative form of vórtice
|
| vórtice {m}
|
:: vortex (a whirlpool or whirlwind)
|
| vortiginoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of vertiginoso
|
| vos {pron} /vuʃ/
|
:: 2nd person plural objective pronoun
|
| vós {pron} /vɔʃ/
|
:: second-person plural nominative personal pronoun; you
|
| vós {pron}
|
:: second-person plural prepositional pronoun; you
|
| vós {pron} [religious, formal or poetic]
|
:: second-person singular nominative and prepositional pronoun used when addressing a deity, noble or certain powerful officials; you; thou
|
| vose {pron} [Internet slang]
|
:: alternative spelling of você
|
| vosear {v}
|
:: to address someone with the polite vós pronoun
|
| vossa {pron} /ˈvɔ.sɐ/
|
:: f. sg. form of possessive vosso
|
| Vossa Alteza {pron} [formal]
|
:: Your Highness (a title of respect used to address a prince or princess)
|
| Vossa Excelência {pron}
|
:: your Excellency (title used to address a top-important and generally State-related person)
|
| Vossa Excelência {pron} [law]
|
:: your Honor (title used to address a judge)
|
| Vossa Majestade {pron} [formal]
|
:: Your Majesty (title of respect)
|
| vossas {pron} /ˈvɔ.sɐʃ/
|
:: f. pl. form of possessive vosso
|
| vossa santidade {pron}
|
:: Your Holiness
|
| vossemecês {pron}
|
:: obsolete form of vocês
|
| Vossência {contraction}
|
:: contraction of Vossa Excelência
|
| vosso {pron} /ˈvɔ.su/
|
:: 2. personpl. possessivepronoun
|
| vosso {pron}
|
:: your; yours
|
| vossos {pron} /ˈvɔ.suʃ/
|
:: m. pl. form of possessive vosso
|
| votação {f}
|
:: voting
|
| votação {f}
|
:: polling
|
| võtade {f} [obsolete]
|
:: abbreviation of vontade
|
| votante {adj} /vuˈtɐ̃tɨ/
|
:: voting or having the right to vote
|
| votante {mf}
|
:: voter (one who votes or has the right to vote)
|
| votar {vi} /vu.ˈtaɾ/
|
:: to vote
|
| votar {v} [em]
|
:: to vote for somebody
|
| votar {v} [contra]
|
:: to vote against something
|
| votar {v}
|
:: to poll
|
| votar com os pés {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to vote with one's feet (to express one's preferences through one's actions)
|
| voto {m} /ˈvɔ.tu/
|
:: vote (a formalised choice)
|
| voto {m}
|
:: vote (act or instance of participating in such a choice)
|
| voto {m}
|
:: vow (solemn promise to perform some act, or behave in a specified manner)
|
| voto {m}
|
:: an offering given during a vow
|
| voto cacareco {m} [Brazil, dated]
|
:: protest vote (vote cast to demonstrate dissatisfaction with the candidates or system)
|
| Votorantim {prop}
|
:: Votorantim (municipality)
|
| Votuporanga {prop}
|
:: Votuporanga (municipality)
|
| Vouga {prop} {m} /ˈvo(w).ɣɐ/
|
:: Vouga (river)
|
| Vouzela {prop} {f} /vowˈzɛlɐ/
|
:: Vouzela (village/and/municipality)
|
| vovó {f} [childish] /voˈvɔ/
|
:: grandma
|
| vovô {m} [hypocoristic, usually, childish] /voˈvo/
|
:: grandpa; one's grandfather
|
| voyeur {mf}
|
:: voyeur (person who derives sexual pleasure from secretly observing others having sex)
|
| voyeurismo {m}
|
:: voyeurism (derivation of sexual satisfaction by watching people secretly)
|
| voz {f} /vɔʃ/
|
:: voice (all senses)
|
| voz {f}
|
:: speech
|
| voz ativa {f} [grammar]
|
:: active voice (the voice in which the subject of a verb carries out the action)
|
| voz do povo, voz de Deus {proverb} /ˈvɔʒ du ˈpo.vu ˈvɔʒ dɨ ˈðewʃ/
|
:: the voice of the people, the voice of God
|
| vozear {v} /vo.ziˈaɾ/
|
:: to speak loudly or to shout
|
| vozear {v} [phonology]
|
:: to voice
|
| vozearia {m}
|
:: clamor (noise from multiple people talking)
|
| vozeirão {m}
|
:: loud voice
|
| vozerio {m}
|
:: clamor (noise from multiple people talking)
|
| vozinha {f}
|
:: diminutive of voz
|
| voz média {f} [grammar]
|
:: middle voice (form in which the subject of a verb performs some action upon itself)
|
| voz passiva {f} [grammar]
|
:: passive voice (voice in which the subject receives the action)
|
| vrdd {n} [internet slang]
|
:: abbreviation of verdade
|
| vremeio {adj} [Caipira]
|
:: nonstandard form of vermelho
|
| vsf {phrase} [Internet slang, pejorative, vulgar]
|
:: abbreviation of vai se foder
|
| VSF {phrase} [Internet slang, vulgar]
|
:: initialism of vai se foder
|
| VT {m}
|
:: initialism of video tape
|
| VT {m} [by extension]
|
:: a short recorded video, especially one shown on the TV as part of a larger show
|
| vtnc {phrase} [Internet slang, text messaging, vulgar]
|
:: abbreviation of vai tomar no cu
|
| vudu {m}
|
:: alternative form of vodu
|
| Vukovar {prop} {f} /ˌvu.ko.ˈvaʁ/
|
:: Vukovar (city)
|
| vulcánico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of vulcânico
|
| vulcânico {adj}
|
:: volcanic
|
| vulcanismo {m} [volcanology] /ˌvuw.kɐ.ˈniz.mu/
|
:: volcanism (natural phenomena associated with volcanoes)
|
| vulcanização {f}
|
:: vulcanization
|
| vulcanizando {v}
|
:: gerund of vulcanizar
|
| vulcanizar {v}
|
:: to vulcanize
|
| Vulcano {prop} {m} [Roman god]
|
:: Vulcan (god of fire)
|
| Vulcano {prop} {m} [astronomy, historical]
|
:: Vulcan (planet previously theorised to exist in orbit between Mercury and the Sun)
|
| Vulcano {prop} {m}
|
:: Vulcano (island)
|
| vulcanogênico {adj}
|
:: volcanogenic
|
| vulcanologia {f}
|
:: volcanology (study of volcanoes)
|
| vulcanologista {mf}
|
:: volcanologist (person who studies volcanology)
|
| vulcanólogo {m}
|
:: volcanologist (person who studies volcanology)
|
| vulcão {m} /vuɫ.ˈkɐ̃w̃/
|
:: volcano
|
| vulcão-escudo {m} [vulcanology]
|
:: shield volcano (volcano with a large size an low profile)
|
| vulgar {adj} /vuɫ.ˈɣaɾ/
|
:: common to the people, vulgar
|
| vulgar {adj}
|
:: ordinary, undistinguished
|
| vulgar {adj}
|
:: popular, commonly understood, as opposed to scientific or technical
|
| vulgar {adj}
|
:: simple, unintelligent
|
| vulgaridade {f} [uncountable]
|
:: commonness, the quality of being common or vulgar
|
| vulgaridade {f} [countable]
|
:: a vulgarity; an expression or action expected of a commoner
|
| vulgarizado {adj}
|
:: vulgarized
|
| vulgarizar {vt}
|
:: to vulgarise (to make something vulgar)
|
| vulgarmente {adv} /vuɫ.ɣaɾ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/
|
:: indifferently
|
| vulgarmente {adv}
|
:: in general, usually
|
| Vulgata {prop} {f}
|
:: Vulgate (a fourth-century Bible translation into Latin)
|
| vulgívago {adj}
|
:: corrupt, contemptible, despicable, or vulgar
|
| vulgo {m} /ˈvuɫ.ɣu/
|
:: the common people, the masses
|
| vulgo {adv} [formal]
|
:: introduces a colloquial synonym, or a nickname; vulgarly/colloquially/informally/commonly known as
|
| vulnerabilidade {f} [uncountable]
|
:: vulnerability (the state of being vulnerable)
|
| vulnerabilidade {f}
|
:: vulnerability (specific weakness in the protections or defences)
|
| vulnerar {vt} /vuɫnɨˈɾaɾ/
|
:: to wound; to hurt; to injure
|
| vulnerável {adj}
|
:: vulnerable
|
| vulnífico {adj} /vuɫ.ˈni.fi.ku/
|
:: vulnific
|
| vulpino {adj}
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:: vulpine (relating to foxes)
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| vulto {m} /ˈvuɫ.tu/
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:: aspect (one’s appearance or expression)
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| vulto {m}
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:: an indistinct figure, such as something seen with the corner of one’s eye or in the dark
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| vulto {m}
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:: importance; significance; prominence
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| vulto {m}
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:: greatness
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| vulto {m}
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:: bulk (major part of something)
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| vulva {f} [anatomy]
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:: vulva (the external female sexual organs)
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| vuvuzela {f} /vuvuˈzɛla/
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:: vuvuzela
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| v.v. {adv}
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:: initialism of vice versa
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