Portugál | Angol |
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tundra noun {f} | tundra(flat treeless arctic region) |
Tune proper noun | Thun(city and municipality) |
túnel noun | burrow [burrows](a tunnel or hole) |
túnel noun {m} | nutmeg [nutmegs](soccer/football sense) tunnel [tunnels](an underground or underwater passage) |
túnel carpal noun | carpal tunnel(passageway on the palmar side of the wrist) |
túnel do carpo noun | carpal tunnel(passageway on the palmar side of the wrist) |
túnel espacial noun {m} | wormhole(a shortcut between distant parts of space) |
tuneladora noun {f} | tunnel boring machine(a large machine used to excavate tunnels with a circular cross section) |
Tunes proper noun {f} | Tunis(capital of Tunisia) |
tungsténio noun {m} | tungsten(chemical element) |
tungstênio noun {m} | tungsten(chemical element) |
túngstico adjective | tungstic(of or relating to tungsten) |
túnica noun {f} | frock(clerical garment) tunic [tunics](garment) |
tunicado noun | sea squirt(animal of the class Ascidiacea) |
tunicado noun {m} | tunicate [tunicates](any of the chordate marine animals of the subphylum Tunicata) |
tuning noun {m} | pimping(process of modifying a vehicle) |
Tunis proper noun {f} | Tunis(capital of Tunisia) |
Túnis proper noun {f} | Tunis(capital of Tunisia) |
Tunísia proper noun | Tunisia(Republic of Tunisia) |
tunisiano adjective | Tunisian(pertaining to Tunisia) |
tunisiano noun {m} | Tunisian(person from Tunisia) |
tupi proper noun {m} | Old Tupi(extinct language of Brazil) Tupi(a Tupian language) |
tupi antigo proper noun {m} | Old Tupi(extinct language of Brazil) |
tupia noun {f} | router [routers](power tool) |
tupinambo noun {m} | Jerusalem artichoke [Jerusalem artichokes](plant and tuber) |
tupinambor noun {m} | Jerusalem artichoke [Jerusalem artichokes](plant and tuber) |
tupiniquim proper noun | Tupiniquim(ethnic group of Brazil) |
tupla noun {f} | tuple [tuples](in set theory) |
tupperware noun {m} | Tupperwarenoun |
tuque-tuque noun {m} | tuk-tuk(vehicle) |
turanismo noun {m} | Turanism(movement to emphasize commonality of people in Central Asia) |
turba noun {f} | mob [mobs](unruly group of people) swarm [swarms](a mass of people or animals in turmoil) throng [throngs](group of people) |
turbamulta noun {f} | swarm [swarms](a mass of people or animals in turmoil) |
turbante noun | turban [turbans](man's head-dress) |
turbar verb | roil [roiled, roiling, roils](render turbid) |