Portuguese | English |
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mate noun | maté(the beverage maté) |
mate interjection {m} | checkmate(said when making the conclusive move in chess) |
mate adjective {m} | matte(not reflective of light) |
mate do louco noun {m} | fool's mate(quickest possible checkmate) |
mate pastor noun {m} | scholar's mate(checkmate which occurs after the moves 1.e4 e5 2.Qh5 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Qxf7#) |
matematicamente adverb | mathematically(according to or using mathematics) |
matemática noun {f} | mathematician [mathematicians](expert in mathematics) mathematics(field of study) |
matemática aplicada noun {f} | applied mathematics(area of mathematics) |
matemática discreta noun {f} | discrete mathematics(mathematical field) |
matemática pura noun | pure mathematics(area of mathematics) |
matemático adjective | mathematical(of, or relating to mathematics) |
matemático noun {m} | mathematician [mathematicians](expert in mathematics) |
mateologia noun {f} | mateology(vain discourse) |
Matera proper noun | Matera(town) |
material adjective | material(related to matter) |
material noun {m} | footage(amount of film that has been used) material [materials](matter) stuff(the tangible substance that goes into the makeup of a physical object) |
material circulante noun {m} | rolling stock(railway vehicles collectively) |
material de construção noun {m} | building material(any material which is used for construction purposes) |
material de leitura noun {m} | reading material(anything produced for reading) |
material militar noun {m} | materiel(military equipment, apparatus and supplies) |
material particulado noun {m} | particulate matter(solid or liquid in a finely subdivided state) |
material perigoso noun {m} | hazardous material(substances, which are intrinsically dangerous) |
material rodante noun {m} | rolling stock(railway vehicles collectively) |
materialismo noun {m} | materialism(concern over material possessions) |
materialismo dialético noun {m} | dialectical materialism(branch of philosophy) |
materialista adjective | materialist(having features typical of philosophical materialism) materialistic(being overly concerned with possessions) |
materialista noun {m} {f} | materialist [materialists](someone who is materialistic) |
materializar verb | materialize [materialized, materializing, materializes](to cause to take physical form or to appear) |
maternal adjective | maternal(of or pertaining to a mother) |
maternidade noun {f} | motherhood(state of being a mother) |
materno adjective | maternal(related through the mother, or her side of the family) |
Mateus proper noun {m} | Matthew(male given name) |
alma mater noun {f} | alma mater(graduated school) |
alomaterno adjective | allomaternal(relating to an allomother) |
Amaterasu proper noun {f} | Amaterasu(Japanese sun goddess) |
antimaterial adjective | antimaterial(composed of antimatter) |