Portugál | Angol |
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Don proper noun {m} | Don(River in European Russia) |
dona noun {f} | lady [ladies](woman of breeding and authority) |
dona de casa noun | housekeeper [housekeepers](someone who manages the home, traditionally female head of household) |
dona de casa noun {f} | housewife(female head of household) |
dona-de-casa noun {f} | housewife(female head of household) |
donatismo noun {m} | Donatism(Christian belief) |
Donbas proper noun {m} | Donbas(an industrial region in eastern Ukraine.) |
Donbass proper noun {m} | Donbas(an industrial region in eastern Ukraine.) |
donde adverb | whence(from where; from which place or source) |
donde conjunction | whence(conjunction) whereof(of what; of which; of whom) |
Donetsk proper noun {f} | Donetsk(city) |
dong noun {m} | dong [dongs](currency of Vietnam) |
doninha noun {f} | least weasel(Mustela nivalis) weasel [weasels](least weasel, Mustela nivalis) |
doninha fedorenta noun {f} | skunk [skunks](animal) |
dono noun {m} | master [masters](owner of an animal or slave) owner [owners](one who owns) proprietor [proprietors](owner) |
dono de casa noun {m} | househusband(husband who remains in the homestead) |
donut noun {m} | doughnut [doughnuts](deep-fried piece of dough or batter) |
donzela noun {f} | damsel [damsels](young woman of noble birth) handmaid(maid that waits at hand) maid [maids](young female) maiden [maidens](unmarried young female) |
donzela de ferro noun {f} | iron maiden(torture device) |
donzela em apuros noun {f} | damsel in distress(young woman perceived as being in a dangerous situation.) |
donzela em perigo noun {f} | damsel in distress(young woman perceived as being in a dangerous situation.) |
donzelia noun {f} | maidenhood(condition of being maiden) |
donzelice noun {f} | maidenhood(condition of being maiden) |
donzelinha noun {f} | damselfly(insect) |
do nada preposition | from scratch(from the beginning) out of nowhere(unexpectedly or unexplicably) out of the blue(unexpectedly) |
do nada phrase | apropos of nothing(without any apparent reason or purpose) |
do nada adverb | all at once(unexpectedly) out of thin air(from non-existent resource) |
abandonado adjective | abandoned(no longer maintained, forsaken, deserted) derelict(abandoned) deserted(abandoned) |