04 - 1000 palavras mais usadas em ingles Flashcards
Does
faz(do verbo fazer)
Does she like pizza?
He does his homework every day.
Does it rain a lot in this city?
She does not understand the problem.
Does he work on weekends?
expressões comuns:
What does it mean? - What does it mean to be successful?
Doesn’t matter - It doesn’t matter how late we are
Does the trick - A little bit of salt does the trick for this recipe
Set
conjunto, coleção, equipamento(substantivo) / colocar, configurar, ajustar(verbo)
I bought a set of new knives.
He has a set of golf clubs.
This is a limited edition set.
The set for the play is very realistic.
I need a new set of speakers.
Please set the table for dinner.
She set the alarm for 6 AM.
He set the clock to the correct time.
They set the chairs in a circle.
We need to set a date for the meeting.
expressões comuns:
Set the stage - Let’s set the stage for a great event
Set in stone - The schedule is set in stone now.
Set up - We need to set up the equipment before the presentation.
Three
I have three siblings.
There are three apples on the table.
She invited three friends to her party.
We have to wait for three more minutes.
He came in third place in the race.
expressões comuns:
Three’s a crowd - We’re fine alone, three’s a crowd.
At three o’clock - The meeting is scheduled for three o’clock.
In three’s time - We’ll have completed the project in three’s time.
Want
querer, desejar
I want a cup of coffee
She wants to go on vacation next month.
They want to see the new movie this weekend.
We want a bigger house in the future.
Do you want to come with me?
expressões comuns:
Want more - I always want more pizza!
I want it that way - I want it that way, please
Want to - I want to travel the world one day.
Air
ar, atmosfera(substantivo) / exibir, transmitir(verbo)
The air is fresh and cool in the mountains.
She opened the window to let in some air.
There’s no air conditioning in this room.
The air feels heavy before a storm
We need to purify the air in this room.
The show will air at 8 PM.
They aired their concerns during the meeting.
The new season will air this summer.
The documentary aired on national television.
We aired the interview last night.
expressões comuns:
Clear the air - We need to clear the air before the meeting.
Air of mystery - The novel has an air of mystery about it.
In the air - The decision is still up in the air.
Walk on air - She’s walking on air after the good news.
Put on airs - He always puts on airs when he’s around important people.
Well
bem, saudável, poço
She speaks English very well
He did well on his exam.
I feel well today, thank you.
The project is going well.
They worked well together as a team.
They built a well in the village.
The water from the well is very clean.
She dropped the bucket into the well.
We drew water from the well every day
The well dried up during the summer.
He’s feeling well after the treatment.
She looks well after the vacation
My grandmother is still well for her age
You seem well-rested.
He’s in good health and feeling well
expressões comuns:
As well - You should bring your friends as well.
Well done - Well done on finishing the project!
Well off - They are very well off, living in a big house.
Well aware - She is well aware of the challenges ahead
Well enough - He can walk well enough to go to work.
Also
também, igualmente
I also enjoy reading books in my free time
She’s also a talented singer.
The team also won the championship last year
He’s also studying abroad this semester.
I will also be attending the meeting tomorrow.
expressões comuns:
Also known as - Shakespeare, also known as “The Bard”, is famous for his plays
Not only… but also - Not only did she finish the project, but she also helped others.
As well - I’ll bring dessert as well.
All too often - All too often, we forget to take care of ourselves.
Also-ran - In the competition, he was an also-ran, not even reaching the finals.
Play
jogar, tocar (instrumento), interpretar (papel), jogo, peça (de teatro), brincadeira
They play soccer every weekend
He plays the piano very well.
She loves to play video games.
He played the role of a detective in the movie.
Let’s play chess this afternoon.
They’re having a big play at the theater tonight
The children are playing a game of hide and seek
He’s a great actor, having performed in several plays.
The play was a huge success.
We’re organizing a play for the school festival.
expressões comuns:
Play a role - You play an important role in this project.
Play by ear - I don’t know how to play piano, I just play by ear.
Play it safe - Let’s play it safe and not take any chances.
Play with fire - Don’t play with fire; this is a dangerous situation.
In play - The decision is still in play; we haven’t decided yet.
Small
pequeno, diminuto
She lives in a small apartment.
The dog is small but very fast.
He has a small group of friends.
They gave us a small discount on the price.
The restaurant has a small menu, but it’s delicious.
expressões comuns:
Small talk - We had some small talk during the break
Small world - You know my cousin? Small world!
Small fry - They’re just small fry in the business world
Small print - Make sure to read the small print before signing the contract.
Small potatoes - It’s just small potatoes compared to the bigger issues.
end
fim, término, terminar, acabar, pôr fim a
The end of the movie was surprising.
We reached the end of the road.
The project is nearing its end.
At the end of the day, we’ll know the results.
He made it to the end of the race.
She ended the conversation abruptly.
They ended the meeting early.
The teacher ended the class with a question
We decided to end our partnership.
He ended up quitting his job.
expressões comuns:
At the end of the day - At the end of the day, it’s about happiness.
The end justifies the means - He believes the end justifies the means
End of the line - This is the end of the line for this project.
End in tears - Their relationship ended in tears.
The end is nigh - The end is nigh if we don’t act fast!
put
colocar, pôr, colocar em algum lugar.
Put the book on the shelf.
She put the keys in her bag.
He put the coffee on the table.
Please put the chair back where it was.
He put a lot of effort into his work
expressões comuns:
Put off - They put off the meeting until next week.
Put up with - I can’t put up with his bad behavior anymore.
Put someone in their place - The teacher had to put the student in his place.
Put your foot in your mouth - I really put my foot in my mouth at the party last night.
Put a lid on it - Put a lid on it, we don’t need to hear any more.
casa, lar.
They just bought a new home.
Home is where the heart is
She decorated her home with beautiful plants
I feel at home here.
It’s good to be home after a long trip.
I’ll be home by 7 PM.
She went home early because she was tired.
Do you want to come home with me after work?
I miss being home with my family.
Let’s go home now, it’s getting late
expressões comuns:
Home sweet home - I missed home sweet home while I was traveling.
Make yourself at home - Please make yourself at home, and help yourself to some snacks.
Take it home - He took the project home to work on it over the weekend
Go home - It’s getting late, let’s go home.
Home and dry - After a long journey, we finally reached home and dry
Read
ler.
She loves to read books in her free time
I read an interesting article yesterday.
He reads the newspaper every morning.
Can you read this text aloud?
We read the same book last month.
The reading for today is about ancient history.
She enjoys doing her readings for school.
The book was an easy read.
This book is a tough read, but very rewarding.
His reading on the subject was impressive.
expressões comuns:
Read between the lines - You need to read between the lines to understand the full meaning.
Read someone’s mind - It’s as if she can read my mind!
A closed book - His emotions are like a closed book.
Easy read - This novel is a quick and easy read.
Read the room - You should read the room before making jokes.
Hand
mão, parte do corpo, entregar, ajudar
He raised his hand to ask a question.
She shook his hand to greet him.
Her hands were cold from the snow.
He held the book in his hand
She has a steady hand when drawing.
Can you hand me that pen?
She handed him the keys to the car.
I’ll hand in my report tomorrow.
They handed out flyers at the event.
He handed the book to her.
expressões comuns:
Lend a hand - Could you lend a hand with the cleaning?
On the other hand - It’s a great opportunity. On the other hand, it’s risky.
Give a hand - Let’s give her a hand for her hard work!
In hand - The situation is now in hand
Hand in hand - They walked hand in hand through the park.
Port
porto, porta, entrada, transportar
The ship docked at the port
We arrived at the port just in time for the ferry.
He works at the port as a cargo handler.
The port was crowded with tourists.
I can see the port from my window.
They ported the software to a new system.
The goods were ported from one country to another.
We ported the files to the cloud.
The data was successfully ported into the database.
He ported his old phone number to the new provider.
expressões comuns:
Port of call - The island is a popular port of call for cruise ships.
Port of entry - New York is one of the busiest ports of entry in the US.
Port of departure - The port of departure for our cruise is Miami.
large
grande, amplo
The room is large and spacious.
He bought a large house in the countryside.
The company is looking for a large number of employees.
They serve large portions at this restaurant.
The lake is large and surrounded by mountains.
In large part - The success was due, in large part, to her hard work.
A large number of - A large number of people attended the concert.
At large - The suspect is still at large
Large scale - The project was implemented on a large scale.
In the large - In the large, the event was a success.
Spell
soletrar, encantar - mágico(verbo) / feitiço, encantamento, período (de tempo)
Can you spell your name, please?
I can’t spell that word correctly.
She spelled out the instructions clearly
He spelled her name wrong on the form
The magician spelled a secret incantation.
She cast a spell to make the flowers bloom
The witch’s spell was powerful.
I had a spell of illness last month
He worked for a short spell at the company.
A spell of good weather is expected this week
expressões comuns:
Spell out - Please spell out your full name.
Spell check - Make sure to do a spell check before submitting the report
In a spell - We’ll be done in a spell.
Add
adicionar, somar, acrescentar
Please add sugar to the coffee.
He added salt to the soup.
I need to add more information to my report.
She added a personal touch to the gift.
Don’t forget to add your name to the form
expressões comuns:
Add up - The numbers don’t add up
Add fuel to the fire - His comments just added fuel to the fire
Add insult to injury - First, she lost her job, and then she got sick. It was like adding insult to injury.
Add your voice - Please add your voice to the discussion.
Add a little something - I added a little something extra to the gift.
par, nivelado, uniforme(Adjetivo) / até, mesmo, ainda(Advérbio)
Six is an even number.
The surface of the table is not even.
He has even teeth
The lawn is nice and even after mowing
The street is even, making it easy to walk on.
I can’t even understand what you’re saying
Even though it was raining, we went for a walk.
She didn’t even say goodbye
Even the dog was tired after the long walk.
I’ll even help you with your homework
expressões comuns:
Even so - It’s cold outside. Even so, I want to go for a walk.
Even if - I’ll go even if it rains.
Even though - Even though I was tired, I went to the party.
To even out - We need to even out the soil before planting.
An even playing field - We need to create an even playing field for everyone.
Land
terra, solo, território(substantivo) / aterrissar, chegar (ao destino), conseguir (algo)
They bought a large piece of land in the countryside
The land was fertile and perfect for farming.
He owns several acres of land near the lake.
The government allocated land for the new park.
The land was covered in snow.
The plane landed safely at the airport
The ship will land in the port tomorrow.
She landed her first job as a teacher.
They landed in Paris after a long flight.
I hope to land a promotion at work.
expressões comuns:
Land of opportunity - Many people move to the United States because it’s considered the land of opportunity
Land on one’s feet - Even after losing his job, he landed on his feet.
Land a job - She landed a job at a top law firm
Land in trouble - He landed in trouble after making a wrong decision.
No man’s land - They were stuck in no man’s land during the war