esc meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| esc noun {m} | escape [escapes](computing: escape key) |
| escabelo noun {m} | footstool [footstools](a low stool) |
| escada noun | stairs(contiguous set of steps) straight man(supporting comic) |
| escada noun {f} | ladder [ladders](climbing tool) stair [stairs](series of steps) |
| escada em caracol noun {f} | spiral staircase(type of staircase) |
| escada espiral noun {f} | spiral staircase(type of staircase) |
| escada rolante noun | escalator [escalators](mechanical device) |
| escadaria noun {f} | staircase [staircases](stairway) stairway [stairways](set of steps allowing one to walk up or down comfortably) |
| escadote noun {m} | step ladder [step ladders](ladder with steps or treads instead of rungs) |
| escafoide noun {m} | scaphoid bone [scaphoid bones](carpal bone of the wrist) |
| escala noun {f} | fretboard(a board on the neck of stringed instruments used to shorten or lengthen strings to create different sound of notes., see also: fingerboard) scale [scales](sequence for measurement) |
| escala absoluta noun {f} | absolute scale(temperature scale based on absolute zero) |
| escala cromática noun {f} | chromatic scale(a scale including all twelve semitones in an octave) |
| escala curta noun {f} | short scalenoun |
| escala de Apgar noun {f} | Apgar score(a zero- to ten-point score given to newborns based on their APGAR vitals) |
| escala de Beaufort proper noun {f} | Beaufort scale(measure for the intensity of the wind) |
| escala de Richter proper noun {f} | Richter scale(logarithmic scale) |
| escala longa noun {f} | long scalenoun |
| escala Richter proper noun {f} | Richter scale(logarithmic scale) |
| escalabilidade noun | scalability(property of being scalable) |
| escalada noun {f} | climb [climbs](an act of climbing) |
| escalada artificial noun {f} | aid climbing(type of climbing) |
| escalador noun {m} | climber [climbers](someone or something that climbs) |
| escaladora noun {f} | climber [climbers](someone or something that climbs) |
| escalar verb | cast [cast, cast, casting, casts](to assign a role in a play or performance) climb [climbed, climbing, climbs](to mount, to move upwards on) scale [scaled, scaling, scales](to change size of) |
| escalar adjective | scalar(having magnitude) |
| escalar noun {f} | scalar [scalars](quantity with magnitude) |
| escalação noun {f} | lineup [lineups](sports: collectively, the members of a team) |
| Escalda proper noun {m} | Scheldt(river) |
| escaldar verb | scald [scalded, scalding, scalds](to burn with hot fluid) |
| escaldão noun {m} | sunburn [sunburns](burn on skin) |
| escaleno adjective {m} | scalene(having sides unequal in length) |
| escalfar verb | poach [poached, poaching, poaches](to cook in simmering liquid) |
| escalho noun {m} | shark [sharks](fish) |
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