English Class

Question 1

undermine

Answer 1

minar/prejudicar/comprometer algo

Question 2

within

Answer 2

dentro de/no prazo de

Question 3

demean

Answer 3

rebaixar (algo/alguém)

Question 4

outweigh

Answer 4

ultrapassar (algo)/ Superar (algo)

means to be more significant, important, or heavier than something else. It is often used in a figurative sense to compare the importance or impact of two or more factors.

Question 5

welfare

Answer 5

bem-estar/assistência social

Question 6

Toxicity

Answer 6

toxicidade

Question 7

seek

Answer 7

procurar/buscar/almejar

Question 8

alongside

Answer 8

junto a

As a Preposition:
Definition: Beside or in company with.

Example: “She walked alongside her friend on the beach.”
(She walked next to her friend on the beach.)
As an Adverb:
Definition: Along or close by.

Example: “The new project will run alongside our existing initiatives.”
(The new project will happen in conjunction with or next to our existing initiatives.)
Usage:
Physical Proximity:
Example: “The dog ran alongside the bicycle.”
(The dog ran next to the bicycle.)
Working Together:
Example: “He worked alongside his colleagues to complete the task.”
(He worked together with his colleagues to finish the task.)

Question 9

attempts

Answer 9

tentativas

Question 10

wacht out

Answer 10

prestar atenção/ter cuidado

Question 11

far-reaching

Answer 11

de longo alcance/abrangente/vasto

Question 12

leads to

Answer 12

leva a/resulta em/conduz a

Question 13

self-worth

Answer 13

autovalorização

Question 14

steady

Answer 14

estável/constante/contínuo

Question 15

tiredness

Answer 15

cansaço

Question 16

steeming

Answer 16

decorrente/resultante/proveniente

Question 17

weakened

Answer 17

enfraquecido

Question 18

behavioural

Answer 18

comportamental

Question 19

forceful

Answer 19

forte/convincente

Question 20

subtly

Answer 20

sutilmente

Question 21

bending the truth

Answer 21

distorcer/alterar a verdade

Question 22

withheld

Answer 22

retido

“Withheld” refers to the act of intentionally not giving or sharing something that could be expected, such as money, information, or resources. It implies a deliberate decision to keep something back.

Examples:
“The company withheld the employee’s bonus due to poor performance.”

(The company deliberately did not give the bonus because of the employee’s poor performance.)
“He withheld important information during the investigation.”

(He chose not to share or disclose important information during the investigation.)
“The landlord withheld the deposit until the damage was repaired.”

(The landlord kept the deposit and did not return it until the necessary repairs were made.)

Question 23

suit

Answer 23

“Suit” can refer to formal clothing, a legal case, or a category in playing cards. As a verb, it means something is appropriate or fits well with someone’s needs or preferences.

Question 24

harm

Answer 24

dano/mal/prejudicar (algo/alguém)

Question 25

prone

Answer 25

propenso/suscetível

Question 26

exploitation

Answer 26

exploração/abuso

Question 27

build up

Answer 27

construir (algo)/desenvolver

Question 28

bounce

Answer 28

saltar/pular

Question 29

bounce back

Answer 29

recuperar-se/dar a volta por cima

Question 30

thrive

Answer 30

means to grow strongly, be successful, or flourish, often under favorable conditions. It is a positive term that indicates success, health, or prosperity in growth and development.

Question 31

mindfull

Answer 31

consciente

Question 32

verdant

Answer 32

verdejante

Question 33

lie

Answer 33

encontra-se/deitar/ficar

Question 34

chills to the bone

Answer 34

intense fear or horror

Question 35

decay

Answer 35

decadência/degradação

refers to the gradual process of deterioration, whether it’s physical (like rotting fruit or a decaying building) or metaphorical (like moral decay). As a noun, it describes the state of decline; as a verb, it describes the action of deteriorating.

Question 36

hang

Answer 36

pendurar

Question 37

ominously

Answer 37

is used to describe actions, events, or situations that hint at or foreshadow something negative, threatening, or dangerous. It adds a sense of unease or impending trouble to whatever is being described.

Examples:
“The sky darkened ominously as the storm approached.”

(The sky became darker in a way that suggested a dangerous storm was coming.)
“He spoke ominously about the consequences of ignoring the warnings.”

(He spoke in a way that implied something bad would happen if the warnings were ignored.)
“The door creaked ominously in the silent house.”

(The door made a creepy, unsettling noise that suggested something eerie or frightening might occur.)

Question 38

weathered

Answer 38

desgastado

Question 39

grieving

Answer 39

enlutado

Question 40

soothe

Answer 40

acalmar/aliviar

Question 41

restless

Answer 41

inquieto/agitado

Question 42

drowned

Answer 42

afogado

primarily refers to dying due to being submerged in water and unable to breathe. It can also be used metaphorically to describe being overwhelmed by something, such as emotions or responsibilities.

Question 43

leaves

Answer 43

folhas

Question 44

scurry

Answer 44

apressar

To move quickly and with small, rapid steps, usually in a hurried or panicked manner.

Question 45

underfoot

Answer 45

sob os pés

Question 46

revered

Answer 46

reverenciado

Question 47

alike

Answer 47

igual/da mesma forma

Question 48

tread

Answer 48

pisar

Question 49

so as not

Answer 49

is used to indicate the purpose of an action with the intention of prevent something from happening (it’s a formal way of saying “in order to not)

Question 50

Kin

Answer 50

parente

Question 51

musky

Answer 51

smell that is strong

Question 52

scent

Answer 52

perfume/cheiro/aroma

Question 53

chitter

Answer 53

typically describes the high-pitched rapid, and often repetitive sounds made by animals

Question 54

rodents

Answer 54

roedores

Question 55

throng

Answer 55

multidão