2024 Set 46 Flashcards

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To rummage

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To search through something, often in a hurried or disorderly way; ‘He rummaged through the drawer looking for his keys.’; Revirar (procurar algo)

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A crate

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A large container, often made of wood, used for storage or transport; ‘The apples were packed in a wooden crate.’; Uma caixa (geralmente de madeira)

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To saunter

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To walk in a slow, relaxed manner; ‘He sauntered through the park, enjoying the sunshine.’; Caminhar vagarosamente

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To overrun

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To spread over or occupy completely; ‘The weeds overran the garden in just a few weeks.’; Invadir ou tomar completamente

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To roil

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To make someone annoyed or irritated; ‘Her comments roiled the entire team.’; Irritar ou agitar

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A garb

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Clothing or attire, especially of a distinctive or special kind; ‘He wore traditional garb for the ceremony.’; Vestimenta

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Scathing

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Harshly critical or severe; ‘Her scathing review of the movie left no doubt about her opinion.’; Mordaz, crítico

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Maverick

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An independent-minded person; ‘He was a maverick in the industry, refusing to follow the standard practices.’; Pessoa independente

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To shunt

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To move or push something to a different position, often to avoid something; ‘The train was shunted onto a different track.’; Desviar

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A sickle

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A tool with a curved blade, used for cutting crops; ‘The farmer used a sickle to harvest the wheat.’; Foice

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To scowl

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To frown in an angry or bad-tempered way; ‘She scowled at him for being late.’; Franzir a testa de forma zangada

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Mettle

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Courage or determination; ‘The soldiers showed their mettle in the face of adversity.’; Coragem, determinação

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Jetsam

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Unwanted material or goods thrown overboard from a ship; ‘The beach was littered with jetsam from passing ships.’; Restos jogados ao mar

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A truss

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A framework of beams supporting a structure; ‘The roof was held up by a series of trusses.’; Estrutura de suporte (treliça)

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A rim

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The outer edge of an object, often circular; ‘The rim of the glass was chipped.’; Borda, aro

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16
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Mauve

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A pale purple color; ‘She chose a mauve dress for the event.’; Lilás claro

17
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Elation

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Great happiness or exhilaration; ‘He felt a sense of elation after hearing the good news.’; Euforia, alegria

18
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Beckoning

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Gesturing for someone to come closer; ‘She stood at the door, beckoning him inside.’; Acenar chamando

19
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To conjure

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To call or summon something, often as if by magic; ‘He conjured an image of the past with his storytelling.’; Evocar ou fazer surgir