sic meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| idiossincrásico adjective | idiosyncratic(peculiar to a specific individual) |
| imposição noun {f} | enforcement(act of enforcing; compulsion) |
| indisposição noun {f} | indisposition [indispositions](mild illness) |
| Inquisição proper noun {f} | Inquisition(tribunal of the Roman Catholic Church) |
| instrumento musical noun {m} | musical instrument [musical instruments](a device, object, contrivance or machine used to produce musical notes or sounds) |
| Jéssica proper noun {f} | Jessica(a female given name) |
| jurássico adjective | Jurassic(of period from 200 to 145 million years ago) |
| Jurássico proper noun {m} | Jurassic(Jurassic period) |
| latim clássico proper noun {m} | Classical Latin(Latin language as spoken and written formally) |
| limão siciliano noun {m} | lemon [lemons](citrus fruit) |
| metafísica noun {f} | metaphysician [metaphysicians](A philosopher who specializes in the scholarly study of metaphysics) metaphysics(branch of philosophy that studies first principles) |
| metafisicamente adverb | metaphysically(in a metaphysical manner) |
| metafísico noun {m} | metaphysician [metaphysicians](A philosopher who specializes in the scholarly study of metaphysics) |
| metafísico adjective {m} | metaphysical(of or pertaining to metaphysics) |
| metempsicose noun {f} | metempsychosis [metempsychoses](Transmigration of the soul) |
| música noun | glee [glees](Music; minstrelsy; entertainment) |
| música noun {f} | music(sound, organized in time in a melodious way) song [songs](music with words) |
| música absoluta noun {f} | absolute music(music which depends solely on its rhythmic, melodic and contrapuntal structure) |
| música ambiente noun {f} | background music(music played in a public space) |
| música chiclete noun {f} | earworm(tune that keeps replaying in one's head) |
| música clássica noun {f} | classical music(music of the classical period) |
| música de câmara noun {f} | chamber musicnoun |
| música de fundo noun {f} | background music(music played in a public space) |
| música de protesto noun {f} | protest song(song associated with social change) |
| música folclórica noun {f} | folk music(music originating from a specific region) |
| música folk noun {f} | folk music(contemporary music in traditional style) |
| música house noun {f} | house music(type of electronic dance music with an uptempo beat and recurring kickdrum) |
| música para os ouvidos de noun {f} | music to someone's ears(good news; pleasing sound or expression) |
| música pop noun {f} | pop music(music intended for or accepted by a wide audience, see also: popular music) |
| música popular noun {f} | popular music(genre that has wide appeal amongst the general public, see also: pop music) |
| música-tema noun {f} | theme song(a song accompanying a program) |
| musical adjective | musical(of or relating to music) |
| musical noun {m} | musical [musicals](stage performance, show or film) |
| musicar verb | musicalise(to set to music) set to music(to adapt a literary work) |
| musicista adjective | musical(gifted or skilled in music) |
| músico noun {m} | musician [musicians](person who performs or writes music) |
| musicologia noun {f} | musicology(study of music) |
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