Traduzioni di „leveret“ nel dizionario inglese » portoghese

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I . lever [ˈlevər, ingl brit ˈliːvəʳ] SOST

lever

alavanca f

II . lever [ˈlevər, ingl brit ˈliːvəʳ] VB vb trans

lever

alavancar

severe [səˈvɪr, ingl brit sɪˈvɪəʳ] AGG

1. severe:

severe pain

intenso(-a)

severe problem, illness

grave

2. severe (rough):

severe criticism

duro(-a)

severe punishment, person

severo(-a)

severe weather

rigoroso(-a)

revert [rɪˈvɜːrt, ingl brit -ˈvɜːt] VB vb intr

revert

reverter

to revert to type fig

rasgar a fantasia

leverage [ˈlevərɪdʒ, ingl brit ˈliːv-] SOST senza pl

1. leverage (using lever):

leverage

alavancagem f

2. leverage fig:

leverage

influência f

leverage bargaining

poder m

I . level [ˈlevəl] AGG

1. level:

level (horizontal)

horizontal

level (flat)

plano(-a)

2. level (having same height):

to be level with sth

estar na mesma altura de a. c.

3. level ingl brit, ingl Aus (in same position):

to be level with sb/sth

estar no mesmo nível de alguém/a. c.

4. level (of same amount):

level

igual

II . level [ˈlevəl] AVV

level

no mesmo nível

III . level [ˈlevəl] SOST

level

nível m

to be on the level business, person

ser honesto

IV . level <Brit: -ll-, Am: -l-> [ˈlevəl] VB vb trans

1. level (smoothen, flatten):

level

nivelar

2. level (demolish completely):

level

arrasar

beret [bəˈreɪ, ingl brit ˈbereɪ] SOST

beret

boina f

ferret [ˈferɪt] SOST

ferret

doninha f

I . regret <-tt-> [rɪˈgret] VB vb trans

regret

arrepender-se de

regret

lamentar

we regret any inconvenience to passengers

lamentamos qualquer transtorno aos passageiros

II . regret [rɪˈgret] SOST

regret

pesar m

regret

arrependimento m

I . secret [ˈsiːkrɪt] SOST

secret

segredo m

II . secret [ˈsiːkrɪt] AGG

secret

secreto(-a)

to keep sth secret (from sb)

manter a. c. escondida (de alguém)

clever [ˈklevər, ingl brit -əʳ] AGG

clever

inteligente

clever

hábil

leaflet [ˈliːflɪt] SOST

leaflet

folheto m

I . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, ingl brit -ˈvɜːs] VB vb trans

1. reverse (turn other way):

reverse

inverter

2. reverse ingl Aus, ingl brit AUTO:

reverse

dar (marcha a) ré em

3. reverse TELECOM:

to reverse the charges

ligar a cobrar

II . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, ingl brit -ˈvɜːs] VB vb intr ingl Aus, ingl brit AUTO

reverse

dar (marcha a) ré

III . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, ingl brit -ˈvɜːs] SOST

1. reverse senza pl:

the reverse

o contrário m

2. reverse AUTO:

reverse

marcha f a ré

to go into reverse

ir em sentido contrário

3. reverse (the back):

reverse of book leaf

verso m

reverse of cloth

avesso m

IV . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, ingl brit -ˈvɜːs] AGG

1. reverse (inverse):

reverse

inverso(-a)

2. reverse direction:

reverse

contrário(-a)

every [ˈevri] AGG

1. every (each):

every

cada

every time

cada vez

every hour

cada hora

2. every (all):

every

todo(-a)

in every way

de todas as maneiras

3. every (repeated):

every other week

a cada duas semanas

every now and then [or again]

de vez em quando

fever [ˈfiːvər, ingl brit -əʳ] SOST

fever

febre f

never [ˈnevər, ingl brit -əʳ] AVV

1. never (at no time):

never

nunca

I never forget a face

nunca esqueço um rosto

well I never!

não acredito!

2. never (under no circumstances):

never

de jeito nenhum

never ever

jamais

never mind

não faz mal

sever [ˈsevər, ingl brit -əʳ] VB vb trans

sever

cortar

to sever sth from sth

cortar a. c. de a. c.

to sever sth from sth relationship

romper

to sever sth with sb

romper a. c. com alguém

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The leveret demands that local men build a temple to him, where they can burn incense in the interest of affairs of men.

en.wikipedia.org

A hare less than one year old is called a leveret.

en.wikipedia.org

The little leveret was cold and in shock so the lady warmed him up gently and kept him quiet.

www.leinsterleader.ie

I wish my little leveret friend a long and peaceful life, one free from man.

www.mayonews.ie

He saw nothing and so started feeding the leveret with goat's milk every four hours.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It is more a leveret, really, an "adorable baby hare", as a headline writer in the on-line version of newspapers would be apt to describe it these days.

www.independent.ie

It is not unusual to find a leveret on its own and it should never be removed from the wild unless it is in imminent danger.

www.leinsterleader.ie

My leveret ("baby hare") is looking straight at me.

www.independent.ie

Last week saw our first leveret (baby hare) of 2014, a month earlier than last year.

www.leinsterleader.ie