2024 Set 9 Flashcards

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plight

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Meaning: A difficult or unfortunate situation. Example: ‘He was unaware of her plight.’ Translation: Situação difícil.

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To deadpan

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Meaning: To say something in a blank, emotionless way. Example: ‘He deadpanned a joke, but no one laughed.’ Translation: Falar de forma impassível.

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obliging

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Meaning: Willing to do a service or kindness. Example: ‘She was obliging and helped with the event.’ Translation: Prestativo.

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in hock

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Meaning: Owing money. Example: ‘He found himself in hock to the bank.’ Translation: Endividado.

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To rant

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Meaning: To speak in a loud, angry, or impassioned way. Example: ‘He ranted about the traffic.’ Translation: Desabafar com raiva.

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costive

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Meaning: Slow or reluctant to act or speak. Example: ‘She was costive in sharing her opinion.’ Translation: Reticente.

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rendition

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Meaning: A performance or interpretation, especially of a musical piece. Example: ‘The rendition of the song was beautiful.’ Translation: Interpretação.

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composure

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Meaning: Calmness of mind or manner. Example: ‘She maintained her composure during the crisis.’ Translation: Composta.

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tie-up

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Meaning: A situation in which two or more things are joined or linked. Example: ‘The companies announced a tie-up.’ Translation: Parceria.

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to plough

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Meaning: To turn up soil with a plow. Example: ‘Farmers ploughed the fields.’ Translation: Arar.

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To mull

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Meaning: To think deeply about something. Example: ‘He mulled over the decision for days.’ Translation: Refletir.

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roster

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Meaning: A list of names or things. Example: ‘He checked the roster for his name.’ Translation: Lista.

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ruthless

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Meaning: Having no pity or compassion. Example: ‘She was ruthless in her business dealings.’ Translation: Implacável.

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keenly

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Meaning: In an eager or intense manner. Example: ‘They keenly observed the match.’ Translation: Intensamente.

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nagging

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Meaning: Continually worrying or complaining. Example: ‘Her nagging complaints were hard to ignore.’ Translation: Insistente.

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Balletic

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Meaning: Graceful, as in ballet. Example: ‘His movements were balletic.’ Translation: Gracioso como balé.

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To cut loose

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Meaning: To act without restraint. Example: ‘He cut loose at the party.’ Translation: Soltar-se.

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Sardonic

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Meaning: Grimly mocking or cynical. Example: ‘He gave her a sardonic smile.’ Translation: Sarcástico.

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Scarily

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Meaning: In a way that causes fear. Example: ‘The storm looked scarily intense.’ Translation: Assustadoramente.

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Crocus

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Meaning: A small spring-flowering plant. Example: ‘The crocus bloomed early this year.’ Translation: Açafrão (flor).

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Crumb

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Meaning: A small fragment of food. Example: ‘She brushed the crumbs off the table.’ Translation: Migalha.

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Tassel

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Meaning: A tuft of loosely hanging threads. Example: ‘The tassel on her hat was decorative.’ Translation: Franja.