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1
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How can I say “Deve ter”.

A

Must have.

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Translate.

Voce deve ter 150 kgs (pounds).

A

You must have 150 pounds.

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Translate.

Voce deve ter ganho o jogo.

A

You must have won the game.

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4
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What does mean “Dairy food”?

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Foods made from milk, cheese, butter and such as yogurt.

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Expression used when you are paying full attention to something. Or when you like or enjoy something.

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Into something.

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Translate.

Eu estou no jogo.

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I am into the game.

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7
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Translate using “into to…”.

Ela gosta de futebol.

A

She’s into soccer.

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What does mean “I can’t get over something”?

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It’s surprise about something, or another way to say “I’m so amazed”.

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9
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Translate.

Não consigo entender quanto peso ele perdeu.

A

I can’t get over how much weight he lost.

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Translate.

Nao consigo entender quanto bonita voce está!

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I can’t get over how great you look.

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What does mean “Stunning”?

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It’s a stronger version of impressive or beautiful.

Like you’re stunning.

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12
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Translate.

A vista da colina é absolutamente deslumbrante.

A

The view of the hill is absolutely stunning.

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13
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Expression used to describe a person or something that’s amazing, popular or even sexually exciting.

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Hot stuff.

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What does mean “Commodity broker”?

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It’s a profession that involver trading or seeling products for other people or organization.

Like I’m work as a commodity broker.

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15
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What does mean “Lame”?

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Poor taste or not impressive.

Pathetic.

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Expression used when something is burning slowly, like a coat that is burning out.

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To smoulder.

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17
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Translate.

Algo quente está acontecendo.

A

Smouldering thing going on.

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18
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Translate.

Minhas coisas estão queimando ali.

A

My things are smouldering over there.

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19
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Expression used when you look at someone for a long period of time.

A

Stare someone.

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20
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Translate.

He’s just staring at me.

A

Ele está apenas olhando para mim.

ela está me encarando.

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21
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Translate.

Ela está me encarando por um longo tempo.

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She’s staring at me for a long time.

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22
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A expression that use to connect a sentence to the previous one.

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And so.

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23
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Similar meaning.

And so.

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Therefore = Portanto…

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24
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Translate.

Ouvi dizer que você tem um problema e, por isso, pensei em ajudá-lo.

A

I heard you have a problem, and so I thought I can help you.

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25
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Similar meaning.

We started talking.

A

We got to talking.

26
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Translate.

E então bebemos vinho, começamos a conversar.

A

And then we had wine, we got to talking.

27
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Is an expression that use frequently use to describe an event or action that happened suddenly and as a result of another action.

A

Next thing you know.

O resto voce ja sabe….

28
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Translate.

Tomamos vinho e começamos a conversar. A próxima coisa que você sabe, ela vem até mim.

A

We had wine, we got to talking. Next thing you know, she comes on to me.

29
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How can I say “Do nada”?

A

Out of nowhere.

30
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Similar meaning.

Out of nowhere.

A

Suddenly or unexpectedly.

31
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Translate.

Do nada, ela comecou a dancar.

A

Out of nowhere, she started dancing.

32
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Translate.

Comecou a chover do nada!

A

It started to rain out of nowhere.

33
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Means to make sexual advances on another person.

A

Comes on to me (her, him).

34
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It causes someone to believe something that is not true.

A

Misleading.

35
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Translate.

Você acabou de dizer algo completamente enganoso.

A

You just said something completely misleading.

36
Q

Rewrite the sentence using “whom”.

Who are you going to party with?

A

With whom are you going to the party?

37
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How can I say “Implorar”.

A

To beg.

38
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Means to ask for something in an anxious or urgent way, because you want it very much.

A

To beg.

39
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Translate.

As crianças imploraram à mãe que lhes comprasse alguns doces.

A

The kids begged their mom to buy them some candy.

40
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Translate.

Por favor, eu imploro.

A

Please, I’m begging you.

41
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Alternative way to call people to raise their hands to vote or decide something.

A

Show of hands.

42
Q

Translate.

Levante as mãos, quem quer pizza?

A

Show of hands, who wants pizza?

43
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Expression used when someone stops talking about something that annoys you or upsets you.

A

Drop it.

44
Q

Translate.

Olha, podemos simplesmente esquecer isso?

A

Look, can we just drop it?

45
Q

Translate.

Para com isso, por favor.

A

Just drop it, please.

46
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How can I say “Eu te apoio”?

A

Back someone up.

“I back you up”

47
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When you need support from another person, you usually tell them ….

A

Back you up.

48
Q

Translate.

Mãe, me apóie aqui, por favor.

A

Mom, back me up here, please.

49
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This is a way what we say when an idea has just come to us.

A

Got something.

50
Q

Translate.

Olha, eu tenho algo.

A

Look, I got something.

51
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Means to invent something or think of something such as an idea or plan.

A

Come up with.

Apresentar

52
Q

Translate using “come up”.

Vamos inventar uma boa mentira.

A

We’ll come up with a good lie.

53
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It is a soft, malleable substance that is used for various purposes in a construction. It means they are easily influenced or manipulated.

A

Putty (massa).

Puri!

54
Q

Means to travel while carrying your clothes and other things you need in a backpack.

A

Backpacking.

55
Q

Translate.

Nós mochilamos pelo Japão.

A

We backpacked around Japan.

56
Q

Rewrite the sentence your way.

Keep recording.

A

Keep rolling.

57
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We use this word to emphasis to that verb.

A

Badly.

58
Q

Translate using “badly”.

Eu quero tanto voltar para casa.

A

I want to go back home so badly.

59
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Expression you use when helping or bring someone an advantage.

A

Sake.

For someone’s sake.

60
Q

Translate using “sake”.

Orlando, pelo amor de Deus, vá trabalhar!

A

Orlando, for god sake, go to work!

61
Q

Translate using “sake”.

Não quero que as pessoas vejam isso por você.

A

I don’t want to people see it for your sake.