Portuguese | English |
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antissexual adjective | antisex(opposed to sexual activity) |
antitosse adjective | anticough(suppressing coughing) |
antivivissecção adjective | antivivisection(opposed to vivisection) |
antivivisseccionismo noun {m} | antivivisectionism(opposition to vivisection) |
antivivisseccionista adjective | antivivisection(opposed to vivisection) |
antivivisseccionista noun {m} {f} | antivivisectionist(an individual opposed to the practice of vivisection) |
antropossemiótica noun {f} | anthroposemiotics(study of human communication) |
antropossemiótico adjective | anthroposemiotic(of or pertaining to anthroposemiotics) |
apossemático adjective {m} | aposematicadjective |
arco cosseno noun {m} | arccosine(inverse of the cosine function) |
arcossegundo noun {m} | second of arc(angle of an arc) |
arma de assédio noun {f} | siege engine(large weapon of war used during ancient and medieval times to batter fortifications, settlements, etc.) |
arrondissement noun {m} | arrondissement [arrondissements](an administrative division) |
asse noun {m} | as [ases](Roman coin) |
asseado adjective | neat [neater, neatest](tidy, free from dirt) |
asseamento noun {m} | toilet [toilets](personal grooming) |
assecla noun {m} {f} | sycophant [sycophants](one who uses compliments to gain self-serving favor or advantage from another person.) |
assediar verb | besiege [besieged, besieging, besieges](to surround with armed forces) fatigue [fatigued, fatiguing, fatigues](to tire or make weary) harass [harassed, harassing, harasses](to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically, see also: pester) invest [invested, investing, invests](to lay siege to) |
assédio noun {m} | harassment [harassments](persistent attacks and criticism causing worry and distress) siege [sieges](military blockade of settlement) |
assédio sexual noun {m} | sexual harassmentnoun |
assédio virtual noun {m} | cyberbullying(bullying online) |
asseguração noun {f} | assurance [assurances](the act of assuring) |
assegurado noun {m} | assurance [assurances](the state of being assured) |
assegurar verb | assert [asserted, asserting, asserts](To maintain; to defend) assure [assured, assuring, assures](to make sure and secure) ensure [ensured, ensuring, ensures](make sure or certain) indemnify [indemnified, indemnifying, indemnifies](To save harmless; to secure against loss or damage; to insure) secure [secured, securing, secures](To make secure) vouch [vouched, vouching, vouches](to affirm or warrant the correctness or truth of (something); also, to affirm or warrant (the truth of an assertion or statement)) |
asseidade noun {f} | aseity(divine attribute of self-existence) |
asseio noun {m} | neatness(the state of being neat) tidiness(the quality of being tidy) toilet [toilets](personal grooming) |
assemanticidade noun {f} | asemanticity(the quality of being asemantic) |
assemântico adjective | asemantic(not conveying or involving meaning) |
assembleia noun {f} | congregation [congregations](religious gathering of people in a place of worship) |