2024 Set 41 Flashcards

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A ware

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An item or goods for sale or trade; Example: The merchant displayed his wares at the market. Translation: Mercadoria

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to burnish

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To polish or shine something; Example: She burnished the silverware until it gleamed. Translation: Polir

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auburn

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A reddish-brown color, typically used for hair; Example: Her auburn hair shone in the sunlight. Translation: Castanho-avermelhado

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To rekindle

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To relight or revive something, especially feelings; Example: They tried to rekindle their friendship. Translation: Reacender

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astride

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With one leg on each side of something; Example: He sat astride the horse confidently. Translation: Montado

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herringbone

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A V-shaped weaving pattern; Example: The jacket had a classic herringbone design. Translation: Espinha de peixe

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stalwart

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Loyal, reliable, and hardworking; Example: He was a stalwart supporter of the team. Translation: Fiel

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draughtsman

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A person skilled in drawing or designing; Example: The draughtsman prepared detailed blueprints. Translation: Desenhista

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wedlock

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The state of being married; Example: The child was born out of wedlock. Translation: Matrimônio

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genteel

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Polite, refined, or respectable; Example: Her genteel manners impressed everyone at the dinner. Translation: Gentil

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To lurk

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To remain hidden to ambush; Example: The cat lurked behind the sofa. Translation: Espreitar

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innocuousness

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The quality of being harmless; Example: The innocuousness of his joke made everyone laugh. Translation: Inocuidade

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gavel

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A small mallet used by a judge; Example: The judge struck the gavel to silence the court. Translation: Martelo de juiz

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To haggle

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To argue over the price of something; Example: She haggled with the vendor for a better price. Translation: Pechinchar

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A jolt

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A sudden shock or impact; Example: The train started with a jolt. Translation: Solavanco

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insidious

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Subtle but harmful; Example: The insidious disease spread unnoticed. Translation: Insidioso

17
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To be shorn of

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To be stripped or deprived of; Example: The trees were shorn of their leaves in winter. Translation: Despojado de

18
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To shear

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To cut the wool off a sheep; Example: The farmer sheared the sheep in spring. Translation: Tosquiar

19
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To tar

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To smear with tar; Example: The workers tarred the roof to prevent leaks. Translation: Alcatroar

20
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A tar

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a dark, thick flammable liquid distilled from wood or coal, consisting of a mixture of hydrocarbons, resins, alcohols, and other compounds. It is used in road-making and for coating and preserving timber.

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wimpy

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Weak or cowardly; Example: He was too wimpy to stand up for himself. Translation: Fraco

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blustery

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Characterized by strong winds; Example: The blustery weather made it hard to walk. Translation: Ventoso

23
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To lumber

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To move in a slow, heavy way; Example: The bear lumbered through the forest. Translation: Mover-se pesadamente

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To hive off

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To separate something from a larger group; Example: They hived off the profitable division. Translation: Separar

25
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obliquity

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The quality of being indirect or evasive; Example: His obliquity made it hard to understand his point. Translation: Obliquidade

26
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chilling

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Causing fear or unease; Example: The chilling story kept me awake all night. Translation: Assustador

27
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dung

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Animal excrement used as fertilizer; Example: The farmer spread dung on the field. Translation: Esterco

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manure

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Organic material used to fertilize soil; Example: The manure helped the crops grow. Translation: Adubo