2024 Set 20 Flashcards

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Dishwatery

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Weak or watery in consistency or flavor. Example: The soup tasted dishwatery. Translation: Aguado

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Rut

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A habit or pattern that is hard to change. Example: He fell into a rut after losing his job. Translation: Rotina

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To till

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To prepare land for growing crops. Example: Farmers till the soil every spring. Translation: Arar

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Granary

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A storehouse for grain. Example: The granary was full after the harvest. Translation: Celeiro

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Demotion

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A reduction in rank or position. Example: He faced demotion after the incident. Translation: Rebaixamento

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Disgruntled

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Angry or dissatisfied. Example: She was disgruntled with her new work schedule. Translation: Descontente

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Commoner

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An ordinary person, without special rank or title. Example: He lived as a commoner despite his noble birth. Translation: Plebeu

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Dereliction

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Neglect of duty or responsibility. Example: The building’s dereliction led to its decay. Translation: Abandono

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To countenance

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To tolerate or approve of something. Example: She could not countenance his behavior. Translation: Aceitar

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To purge

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To remove or cleanse something unwanted. Example: The party purged its ranks of dissidents. Translation: Purgar

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Tenet

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A principle or belief, especially one of a religion or philosophy. Example: The tenet of equality is central to democracy. Translation: Princípio

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Beekeeping

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The maintenance of bee colonies for honey production. Example: Beekeeping requires patience and skill. Translation: Apicultura

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Cabbage

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A leafy green vegetable. Example: He added cabbage to the soup. Translation: Repolho

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Tannery

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A place where animal hides are processed. Example: The tannery had a strong smell. Translation: Curtume

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Beholden

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Owing something to someone. Example: He felt beholden to his mentor. Translation: Em dívida

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To draw lots

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To randomly select from a group. Example: They drew lots to decide who would go first. Translation: Sortear

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Expendable

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Not necessary; able to be sacrificed. Example: In the mission, he was considered expendable. Translation: Descartável

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Vagrant

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A person without a settled home or regular work. Example: The vagrant slept in the park. Translation: Vagabundo

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Veritable

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True or real; used for emphasis. Example: The meal was a veritable feast. Translation: Verdadeiro

20
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A wrecker

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A person who salvages wrecks. Example: The wrecker arrived to tow the broken car. Translation: Sucateiro

21
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Amiss

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Out of order; not right. Example: Something seemed amiss during the meeting. Translation: Errado

22
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To deflect

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To change direction or avoid something. Example: He deflected the question skillfully. Translation: Desviar

23
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Scoop

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A deep, curved spoon for serving. Example: He used a scoop to serve the ice cream. Translation: Colher

24
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To goad

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To provoke or annoy someone into action. Example: She goaded him into a reaction. Translation: Instigar

25
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To soil

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To make dirty or stained. Example: He soiled his shirt with coffee. Translation: Sujar

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Litany

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A repetitive series, often negative. Example: She recited a litany of complaints. Translation: Ladainha

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Callous

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Insensitive or unfeeling. Example: His callous remarks hurt her deeply. Translation: Insensível

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To rumble

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To make a deep, continuous sound. Example: The thunder rumbled in the distance. Translation: Rugir

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To rumble on

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To continue talking or making noise for a long time. Example: He rumbled on about his trip. Translation: Continuar roncando

30
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Archetypal

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Typical example of something. Example: He is the archetypal hero in the story. Translation: Arquetípico