Portuguese | English |
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fado noun {m} | fado(song) fate [fates](that which predetermines events) kismet(fate; a predetermined or unavoidable destiny) |
abafado adjective | obtuse [obtuser, obtusest](deadened, muffled, muted) |
abafador noun {m} | candle snuffer(device made to extinguish a candle) cosy [cosies](a padded or knit covering put on a teapot) earmuff [earmuffs](sound-deadening cup or cups) fire beater(type of tool for fighting wildfires) |
agrafador noun {f} | stapler [staplers](device which binds together paper) |
arroz tufado noun {m} | puffed rice(rice) |
califado noun {m} | caliphate [caliphates](Islamic government) |
ceifador noun {m} | reaper [reapers](one who reaps) |
Ceifador proper noun {m} | Grim Reaper(personification of Death) |
enfado noun {m} | boredom(state of being bored) ennui(listlessness, boredom) tedium(boredom or tediousness; ennui) |
enfadonho adjective | boring(causing boredom or tiredness) tedious(boring, monotonous) |
enfadonho adjective {m} | dull [duller, dullest](boring, not exciting or interesting, see also: boring) ponderous(dull or boring) |
estofado noun {m} | upholstery(craft or business of upholstering furniture) |
estofador noun {m} | upholsterer [upholsterers](a craftsman who upholsters furniture) |
estufado adjective | stuffy [stuffier, stuffiest](poorly ventilated) |
mofado adjective | mouldy [mouldier, mouldiest](covered with mould) |
pifado adjective {m} | kaputadjective |
safado adjective | naughty [naughtier, naughtiest](risqué, sexually suggestive) |
safado noun {m} | pimp [pimps](prostitution solicitor) |
triunfador adjective | triumphant(celebrating victory) |