Português | Inglês |
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secção transversal noun {f} | cross section [cross sections](section formed by a plane cutting through an object) |
secessão noun {f} | secession [secessions](The act of seceding) |
secessionismo noun {m} | secessionismnoun |
secessionista noun {m} {f} | secessionist [secessionists](one who supports secession) |
seco adjective | dried(without water or moisture) tactless(without tact) |
secreção noun {f} | secretion [secretions](secreted substance) |
secretamente adverb | secretly(in a secret manner) stealthily(in a stealthy manner) |
secretar verb | secrete [secreted, secreting, secretes]((transitive) produce by secretion) |
secretaria noun {f} | secretariat [secretariats](the office or department of a government secretary) |
secretária noun {f} | desktop(on-screen background) secretary [secretaries](type of desk) |
secretária automática noun {f} | answering machine(device that automatically records voice mail) |
secretário noun {m} | clerk [clerks](one working with records etc.) secretary [secretaries](person keeping records and handling clerical work) secretary bird [secretary birds](member of bird family) |
secretário-geral noun {m} | General Secretary(chief administrator of political parties or organizations) Secretary General(chief administrator of an international body) |
secretismo noun {m} | secrecy(habit of keeping secrets) secretiveness(The state or characteristic of being secretive) |
secreto adjective | confidential(meant to be kept secret within a certain circle) underground(hidden, furtive) |
secreto adjective {m} | secret(being or kept hidden.) |
secreto; esotérico adjective | esoteric(confidential; private) |
secular adjective | secular(not specifically religious) |
secularismo noun {m} | secularism(neutrality towards all religions) |
secularização noun {f} | secularization(transformation of values from religious to non-religious) |
secularizar verb | secularize [secularized, secularizing, secularizes](to make secular) |
secularmente adverb | secularly(in a secular fashion) |
século noun {m} | century(100 years) |
secundanista adjective | sophomore(second in a series) |
secundar verb | second [seconded, seconding, seconds](to agree as a second person) |
secundária noun {f} | high school [high schools]noun |
secundária noun {m} | secondary schoolnoun |
secundariamente adverb | secondarily(of lesser importance) |
secundário adjective | peripheral(unimportant) secondary(succeeding first) |
secundário noun {m} | high school [high schools]noun secondary education(education of children that follows primary education and leads to either employment or further education) |