tag significado em Inglês
| Português | Inglês |
|---|---|
| cartaginense adjective | Carthaginian(of or pertaining to Carthage) |
| cartaginês noun | Carthaginian(person from Carthage) |
| cartaginês adjective | Carthaginian(of or pertaining to Carthage) |
| cartaginês proper noun {m} | Punic(language of Carthage) |
| Cartago proper noun {m} | Carthage(ancient city in North Africa) |
| chantagear verb | blackmail [blackmailed, blackmailing, blackmails](to extort money) |
| chantagem noun {f} | blackmail(extortion of money by threats of public accusation, exposure, or censure) |
| chantagem emocional noun {f} | emotional blackmail(psychological misuse of a person's emotions) |
| chantagista noun {m} {f} | blackmailer(someone who blackmails) |
| chuchotage noun {f} | chuchotage(interpretation of a speech in a whisper) |
| contagem noun {f} | count [counts](the act of counting) |
| contagem final noun {f} | count [counts](a countdown) |
| contagem regressiva verb | count down(announce the passage of time) |
| contagem regressiva noun {f} | countdown(a count backward to the time of some event) |
| contagiante adjective | catchy [catchier, catchiest](instantly appealing and memorable) contagious(of a disease, easily transmitted to others) |
| contagiar verb | infect [infected, infecting, infects](to bring into contact with a substance that causes illness) |
| contágio noun {m} | contagion [contagions](transmission of a contagious disease) |
| contagiosidade noun {f} | contagiousness(state or condition of being contagious) |
| contagioso adjective | contagious(of a disease, easily transmitted to others) infectious(able to infect others) |
| cottage noun {m} | cottage cheese(cheese curd product) |
| curetagem noun {f} | curettage(the removal of unwanted tissue from a body cavity using a curette) |
| desmontagem noun {f} | disassembly [disassemblies](process of disassembling) |
| desvantagem noun {f} | disadvantage [disadvantages](weakness) drawback [drawbacks](a disadvantage) |
| estagflação noun {f} | stagflation(inflation accompanied by stagnant growth) |
| estagiar verb | intern [interned, interning, interns](to work as an intern) |
| estagiária noun {f} | intern [interns](student or recent graduate who works in order to gain experience in their chosen field) trainee [trainees](someone being formally trained in a workplace) |
| estagiário noun {m} | intern [interns](student or recent graduate who works in order to gain experience in their chosen field) trainee [trainees](someone being formally trained in a workplace) |
| estágio noun | internship [internships](job taken by a student) |
| estágio noun {m} | stage [stages](phase) |
| estágio supervisionado noun {m} | practicum(college course) |
| estagnação noun {f} | stagnation(inactivity) |
| estagnado adjective | stale [staler, stalest](no longer new or interesting) |
| estagnado; adjective | stale [staler, stalest](having lost its freshness) |
| estagnar verb | freeze [froze, frozen, freezing, freezes](to become motionless) halt [halted, halting, halts](to stop either temporarily or permanently) |
