2024 Set 46 Flashcards

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Fretful

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Feeling or expressing distress or irritation. Example: The baby became fretful and started crying. Translation: Irritado.

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Slander

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The action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person’s reputation. Example: He sued the newspaper for slander. Translation: Calúnia.

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Ribbony

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Resembling ribbons, long and narrow. Example: The sky was streaked with ribbony clouds. Translation: Em forma de fita.

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Leathery

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Having a tough, hard texture like leather. Example: His skin was leathery from years of working outdoors. Translation: Couro.

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Drowsiness

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A feeling of being sleepy and lethargic. Example: The medicine caused drowsiness. Translation: Sonolência.

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Brooch

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An ornament fastened to clothing with a hinged pin. Example: She wore a beautiful brooch on her dress. Translation: Broche.

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Drogue

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A device for stabilizing or slowing something, like a parachute. Example: The aircraft deployed its drogue parachute. Translation: Dispositivo de arrasto.

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Stilling

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To make or become still; calm or quiet. Example: The stilling of the storm brought relief. Translation: Acalmar.

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Askance

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With an attitude or look of suspicion or disapproval. Example: The teacher looked askance at the student’s excuse. Translation: De soslaio.

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Tadpole

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The larval stage of a frog or toad. Example: We saw tadpoles swimming in the pond. Translation: Girino.

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To shove

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Push roughly. Example: He had to shove the door to get it open. Translation: Empurrar.

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Lough

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A lake or a sea inlet in Ireland. Example: They sailed across the lough. Translation: Lago.

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Thigh

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The part of the human leg between the hip and the knee. Example: He injured his thigh during the game. Translation: Coxa.

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Moud

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A Scottish term for mole, a small burrowing animal. Example: The garden was full of moud hills. Translation: Toupeira.

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Vale­dictorian

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The student with the highest academic rank in a class who delivers the valedictory. Example: She was honored as the valedictorian of her class. Translation: Orador(a) da turma.

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Vigil­ant­ism

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The act of taking the law into one’s own hands. Example: Vigilantism can lead to chaotic situations. Translation: Justiça com as próprias mãos.

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Out­pouring

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Something that streams out rapidly. Example: The outpouring of support was overwhelming. Translation: Derramamento.

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To make over­tures to

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To approach someone with a proposal or suggestion. Example: The company made overtures to acquire a smaller competitor. Translation: Fazer uma proposta a.

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Slick

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Smooth and glossy. Example: The road was slick after the rain. Translation: Escorregadio.

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Ripe

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Fully developed or matured. Example: The fruit is ripe and ready to eat. Translation: Maduro.

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Fastidious

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Very attentive to detail or accuracy. Example: She was fastidious about keeping her house clean. Translation: Meticuloso.

22
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Gibbon

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A small, slender, tree-dwelling ape. Example: We watched the gibbons swinging in the zoo. Translation: Gibão.