Overthinking

Question 1

aftermath

Answer 1

the period of time after an event, particularly an event that has a big impact

Question 2

shut down

Answer 2

stop business

Question 3

booming

Answer 3

growing rapidly, especially used when talking about successful economies

Question 4

overheads

Answer 4

costs that are involved in running a business that are regular and needed, like paying rent or for heating and lighting

Question 5

stopgap

Answer 5

something that serves a purpose for a short time, but is replaced as soon as possible.

Question 6

at least

Answer 6

pelo menos

Question 7

counter

Answer 7

balcão

Question 8

ill

Answer 8

sick

Question 9

towards

Answer 9

(direção;tendencia;relação em relação)

tords

I like the fact that they are very kind and respectful towards other people and they follow all the rules, even if there is nobody looking

Question 10

unemployed

Answer 10

ânimplóid

Question 11

to chase

Answer 11

If you chase someone, or chase after them, you run after them or follow them quickly in order to catch or reach them.

Question 12

lying

Answer 12

deitado

Question 13

reframe

Answer 13

change or alter perspective, interpretation or approach to a situation, idea or problem. It’s a technique that involves looking at something in a new way, usually with the aim of making it more positive, useful, or understandable.

involves a change of perspective

Question 14

prone

Answer 14

describes a natural tendency or propensity of a person or thing to do something or develop a certain condition.

propenso

Question 15

arise

Answer 15

This verb is used to describe the act of something or someone to arise, emerge or become visible, as well as to indicate the act of getting up from a safe position or lying down.

levantar/aparecer/surgir

Question 16

journaling

Answer 16

It refers to the act of keeping a regular and systematic journal or record of events, thoughts, feelings, and personal experiences.

diario

Question 17

mostly

Answer 17

It is used to indicate that something is true or occurs to a large extent, but not necessarily in all cases.

em muitos casos

Question 18

retrain

Answer 18

retraining is a proactive approach to career development, helping individuals adapt to changing job requirements and improve their professional opportunities by learning new skills and knowledge.

Question 19

clasp

Answer 19

The clasp on his briefcase broke, and he couldn’t close it properly. (fecho)

To “clasp” means to hold tightly (apertar com firmeza), grasp firmly (agarrar com firmeza), or fasten securely (prender com segurança).
It can also refer to joining hands or arms as a sign of affection or support.

Question 20

squeeze

Answer 20

A “squeeze” refers to an act of pressing or compressing something firmly, often resulting in a reduction of its size or the expulsion of liquid or air.
It can also describe a crowded or narrow space where people or things are tightly packed.

Question 21

tight

Answer 21

táit apertado/justo/estreito

Question 22

highly

Answer 22

fortemente, enfase em algo

Question 23

pervasive

Answer 23

“Pervasive” is an adjective used to describe something that is widespread, prevalent, or present throughout an entire area, system, or group. It suggests that something is widely and extensively distributed or has a strong influence on various aspects within its scope.

difundido,generalizado,onipresente

Question 24

occur

Answer 24

ókR ocorrer

Question 25

role

Answer 25

função | Rôu

Question 26

Approach

Answer 26

abordagem