Vocabulário de Inglês Flashcards
What does “baffling” mean?
extremely confusing or difficult to understand. Exemplos:
• a baffling decision
• found the directions utterly baffling
What does “baffle” mean?
- to confuse (someone) completely
2. device (such as a wall or screen) that is used to control the flow of something (such as a fluid, light, or sound)
What does “U-turn” mean?
- : a turn that you make while driving a car, walking, etc., that causes you to begin going in the opposite direction : a 180-degree turn
- : a complete change of ideas, plans, etc.
What does “Laid-out: mean?
- the design or arrangement of som2. ething :
the way something is laid out
What does “Guideline” mean?
a rule or instruction that shows or tells how something should be done
What does “Outrage” mean?
• extreme anger :
• a strong feeling of unhappiness because of something bad, hurtful, or morally wrong
• : something that hurts people or is morally wrong
to make (someone) very angry
What does “Brief” mean?
• : lasting only a short period of time
• : using only a few words
• of clothing : covering less of the body than is usual
• : a brief statement or report
• law : a document that states the facts a lawyer plans to use in a court case
• : instructions that explain what a person is supposed to do
to give information or instructions to (someone)
Stick:
: colar, aderir, colocar, inserir, ficar junto
Sticking point:
an item (as in negotiations) resulting or likely to result in an impasse
Budge
to move slightly
• : to change your opinion or decision
Goalpost:
trave
tide
: the regular upward and downward movement of the level of the ocean that is caused by the pull of the Sun and the Moon on the Earth
: the flow of the ocean’s water as the tide rises or falls
: the way in which something is changing or developing
• Hurdle
one of a series of barriers to be jumped over in a race
• the hurdles : a race in which runners must jump over hurdles
• : something that makes an achievement difficult
• : to jump over (something) while running
• : to deal with (a problem or difficulty) successfully
Phase out
: the act of stopping something gradually over a period of time in a planned series of steps or phases
Wrap up
encerrar, embrulhar, sumarizar, cobrir algo/alguém