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# Portuguese :: English dictionary generated from http://en.wiktionary.org/
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# Version :: 20200901
# Size :: 81168 Portuguese glosses; 98153 English translations
# URL :: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Matthias_Buchmeier
| -a {suffix} /ɐ/ | :: forms feminine nouns and adjectives |
| -a {suffix} | :: forms the third-person singular present indicative of verbs ending in -ar |
| -a {suffix} | :: forms the second-person singular affirmative imperative of verbs ending in -ar |
| -a {suffix} | :: forms the first-person singular present subjunctive of verbs ending in -er and -ir |
| -a {suffix} | :: forms the third-person singular present subjunctive of verbs ending in -er and -ir |
| -a {suffix} | :: forms the third-person singular affirmative imperative of verbs ending in -er and -ir |
| -a {suffix} | :: forms the third-person singular negative imperative of verbs ending in -er and -ir |
| -a {suffix} [slang] | :: used in the end of shortenings |
| a- {prefix} /ˌa/ | :: added to adjective X, forms verbs meaning to make/turn X |
| a- {prefix} | :: added to noun X, forms verbs meaning to cause or make X or to cause something to have X |
| a- {prefix} | :: a- (not; without) |
| a {letter} /ɐ/ | :: letter |
| a {m} | :: alternative spelling of á |
| a {pron} | :: Her, it (as a direct object; as an indirect object, see lhe; after prepositions, see ela) |
| a {prep} | :: to (introduces the indirect object) |
| a {prep} | :: to; towards (indicates destination) |
| a {prep} | :: away (indicates a physical distance) |
| a {prep} | :: with; by means of (using as an instrument or means) |
| a {prep} | :: with; on (using as a medium or fuel) |
| a {prep} | :: by (using the specified measurement; in the specified quantity) |
| a {prep} | :: [preceded and followed by the same word] by (indicates a steady progression) |
| a {prep} | :: in the style or manner of; a la |
| a {prep} | :: [limited use, see usage notes] at (during the specified period) |
| a {prep} | :: [rare except in set terms] at; in (indicates a location or position) |
| a {prep} | :: indicates the direct object, mainly to avoid confusion when it, the subject, or both are displaced, or for emphasis |
| a {prep} | :: [Portugal, followed by a verb in the infinitive form] forms the present participle; in Brazil, the gerund is used instead |
| a {prep} | :: [followed by an infinitive or present passive] to (forms the future participle) |
| a {interj} | :: oh (expression of mild surprise) |
| A {letter} | :: letter |
| A {m} | :: alternative form of á |
| -á {suffix} | :: forms the third-person singular future indicative form of verbs |
| á {m} /ˈa/ | :: letter: a |
| á {f} [archaic, usually, in the plural] | :: wing |
| Á {m} | :: alternative form of á |
| -à {suffix} | :: obsolete spelling of -á |
| à {contraction} /a/ | :: contraction of a a |
| à {prep} | :: clipping of à moda de |
| â {letter} /ɐ/ | :: A letter "a" which is stressed and close |
| â {contraction} | :: obsolete spelling of à |
| -ã {suffix} /ˈɐ̃/ | :: forms the feminine of nouns and adjectives ending in -ão |
| ã {letter} | :: The letter a with a tilde |
| Ã {letter} /ɐ̃/ | :: the letter A with a tilde |
| AAC {prop} {f} | :: initialism of Associação Académica de Coimbra |
| Aachen {prop} {f} | :: Aachen (city) |
| Aalborg {prop} {f} | :: Aalborg (capital city) |
| aaleniano {adj} [geology, paleontology] | :: Aalenian (of or pertaining to the Aalenian epoch) |
| Aaleniano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Aalenian (subdivision of the Middle Jurassic epoch) |
| aalênio {adj} [Brazilian orthography, geology, paleontology] | :: Aalenian (of or pertaining to the Aalenian epoch) |
| Aalesund {prop} {f} | :: Aalesund (town/and/municipality) |
| aaquela {contraction} | :: obsolete spelling of àquela |
| aaquelas {contraction} | :: obsolete spelling of àquelas |
| aaquele {contraction} | :: obsolete spelling of àquele |
| aaqueles {contraction} | :: obsolete spelling of àqueles |
| aaquilo {contraction} | :: obsolete spelling of àquilo |
| Aaraõ {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Aarão |
| Aarão {prop} {m} /a.a.ˈɾɐ̃w̃/ | :: given name |
| Aarão {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Aaron (brother of Moses) |
| aardvark {m} | :: aardvark (mammal) |
| aaronita {mf} [Judaism] | :: Aaronite |
| aas {contraction} | :: obsolete spelling of às |
| Aasvero {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Assuero |
| Aasverus {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Assuero |
| aba {f} /ˈa.βɐ/ | :: brim (of a hat) |
| aba {f} | :: flap (hinged leaf of furniture) |
| aba {f} | :: bank (of a river) |
| aba {f} [computing] | :: tab (navigational widget in a GUI) |
| abacá {m} | :: abaca (Musa textilis, a species of banana) |
| abacá {m} | :: Manila hemp (a fibre extracted from the abaca) |
| abacalhoado {adj} [rare] | :: reminiscent of cod (the fish) |
| abacate {m} /ˌɐβɐˈkat(ɨ)/ | :: avocado (fruit) |
| abacateiro {m} /ɐˌbakɐˈtɐjɾu/ | :: avocado (tree) |
| abacaxi {m} [Brazil] /ɐ.bɐ.kɐ.ˈʃi/ | :: pineapple (fruit) |
| abacaxi {m} [Brazil] | :: pineapple (plant) |
| abacaxi {m} [Portugal] | :: a certain fragrant, sweet cultivar of pineapple |
| abacaxi {m} [Brazil, slang] | :: a difficult situation |
| abacaxi {m} [Brazil, military slang] | :: pineapple (hand grenade) |
| abacaxí {m} | :: obsolete spelling of abacaxi |
| abacaxizeiro {m} [Brazil] /ɐbɐkɐʃizˈɐjɾu/ | :: pineapple (plant) |
| abacharelado {adj} /ɐbɐʃɐɾɘlˈadu/ | :: who is a bachelor (someone has a bachelor’s degree) |
| abacharelado {adj} [pejorative] | :: logorrheic; excessively talkative |
| abacharelar {v} | :: to give someone a bachelor’s degree |
| abacial {adj} /ɐbɐsiˈal/ | :: abbatial (of, relating to, or proper for an abbot or abbey) |
| abacinar {vt} [rare] | :: to abacinate (to blind by holding a red-hot metal rod or plate before the eyes) |
| abacisco {m} | :: diminutive of ábaco |
| abacista {mf} /ɐbasˈiʃtɐ/ | :: abacist (one who calculates using an abacus) |
| ábaco {m} /ˈa.bɐ.ku/ | :: abacus (instrument for performing arithmetical calculations by sliding balls on wires, or counters in grooves) |
| abacote {m} [historical] | :: bycoket (type of ancient cap or headdress) |
| abacteriano {adj} | :: abacterial (characterised by lack of bacteria) |
| abactinal {adj} [zoology] | :: abactinal (pertaining to the surface or end opposite to the mouth in a radiate animal) |
| abacto {m} [rare] | :: synonym of abigeato |
| abactor {m} /ɐbɐktˈoɾ/ | :: abactor (cattle thief) |
| abada {f} | :: alternative form of bada |
| abadá {m} | :: agbada (robe worn by men in West Africa) |
| abadá {m} | :: a colourful uniform used by Brazilian carnival schools |
| abadá {m} | :: a loose robe used by practitioners of capoeira |
| Abadã {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Abadan |
| abadado {m} [rare] | :: abbotship (the state or office of an abbot) |
| Abadan {prop} {f} /ˌa.ba.ˈdɐ̃/ | :: Abadan (city) |
| abade {m} /ɐ.ˈba.dɨ/ | :: abbot (superior or head of an abbey or monastery) |
| abade-geral {m} | :: abbot general (leader of a monastic order) |
| abade nullius {m} | :: abbot nullius (abbot exempt from diocesan control) |
| abadesa {n} /a.ba.ˈde.za/ | :: abbess (female superior of a nunnery or convent) |
| abadessa {f} /ˌa.bɐ.ˈde.sɐ/ | :: abbess (female superior of a nunnery) |
| abadêssa {f} | :: obsolete spelling of abadessa |
| abadia {f} /ɐ.bɐ.ˈdi.ɐ/ | :: abbey |
| abadia {f} | :: abbeystead |
| abadiado {m} | :: abbotship (the state or office of an abbot) |
| Abadia dos Dourados {prop} | :: Abadia dos Dourados (municipality) |
| abádida {m} | :: Abbadid (member of a Muslim dynasty that rule in Seville in the 11th century) |
| abádida {adj} | :: relating to the dynasty of the Abbadids |
| Abaeté {prop} | :: Abaeté (municipality) |
| abafação {f} [uncountable] /ɐbɐfɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: dyspnea (difficult or laboured respiration) |
| abafação {f} | :: an episode of dyspnea |
| abafadamente {adv} /ɐ.bɐ.ˌfa.dɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: displaying shortness of breath, dyspnea |
| abafadamente {adv} [figurative] | :: covertly, in secret |
| abafadiço {adj} [of weather or a location] /ɐbɐfɐˈdisu/ | :: likely to become, or which often becomes muggy, sultry (hot and humid) |
| abafado {adj} [of weather or a location] /ɐ.bɐ.ˈfa.du/ | :: muggy, sultry (hot and humid) |
| abafado {adj} [of sound] | :: muffled (almost mute; deadened) |
| abafado {adj} [figurative, of a facial expression] | :: which the person attempted to prevent |
| abafado {adj} [figurative, of a scandal] | :: which has been hidden from the public |
| abafado {adj} [Brazil, slang] | :: stolen (that has been stolen) |
| abafado {adj} [oenology, of wine] | :: whose fermentation process has been interrupted by the addition of a spirit |
| abafador {m} /ɐ.bɐ.fɐ.ˈdoɾ/ | :: any person or device which snuffs or prevents the spread of fire |
| abafador {m} | :: candle snuffer (tool for extinguishing candles, consisting of a cup on a handle) |
| abafador {m} | :: fire flapper (tool for extinguishing wildfires, consisting of a piece of rubber on a pole) |
| abafador {m} | :: cosy (covering put on an item to keep it warm) |
| abafador {m} | :: anything that muffles sound |
| abafador {m} | :: earmuff (sound-deadening cups worn over the ears) |
| abafador {m} | :: damper (device in keyboard instruments which deadens the vibrations of the strings) |
| abafador {m} [Portuguese folklore] | :: a person whose job is to smother the moribund on their deathbed |
| abafador {m} [Brazil, slang] | :: thief; robber |
| abafador {m} | :: the biggest marble used in a marble game |
| abafante {adj} | :: smothery, stifling |
| abafar {vt} /ɐbɐˈfaɾ/ | :: to suffocate |
| abafar {vt} | :: to interrupt |
| abafar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to ignore someone's mistakes |
| abafeira {m} | :: wetland, marsh, swamp |
| abainhar {v} | :: synonym of embainhar |
| Abaíra {prop} | :: Abaíra (municipality) |
| abaixamento {m} /ɐ.baj.ʃɐ.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: depression, lowering |
| abaixamento {m} | :: subsidence |
| abaixar {v} /ɐbɐjˈʃaɾ/ | :: to lower; to cause something to move downwards |
| abaixar {v} | :: to lower; to cause something to become shorter |
| abaixar {v} | :: to lower; to reduce the degree, intensity, strength, etc |
| abaixar {v} | :: to lower; to humble |
| abaixo {adv} /ɐ.ˈbaj.ʃu/ | :: down, downwards (towards a lower place) |
| abaixo {interj} | :: down with (expresses protest) |
| abaixo-assinado {m} | :: petition (compilation of signatures) |
| abaixo de {prep} | :: under; below; underneath |
| abaixo de {prep} | :: less than; a lower value or amount than |
| abajeru {m} | :: the cocoplum plant (Chrysobalanus icaco); or its edible drupe |
| abaju {m} | :: alternative form of abajur |
| abajur {m} /abɐˈʒuɾ/ | :: lampshade (cover over a lamp) |
| Abakan {prop} {f} | :: Abakan (city) |
| abalada {f} | :: the act of being shaken, stunned or, figuratively, confused |
| abalado {adj} /ɐbɐlˈadu/ | :: shaken, stunned, dazed |
| abalado {adj} | :: confused |
| abalado {adj} | :: upset, perturbed, unsettled |
| abalançar {v} | :: to weigh on a balance |
| abalançar {v} [figurative] | :: to equilibrate |
| abalançar {v} | :: to move or shake |
| abalançar {vt} | :: to impel, to prompt |
| abalançar {v} | :: to risk |
| abalando {v} | :: gerund of abalar |
| abalar {v} /ɐ.bɐ.ˈlaɾ/ | :: to shake |
| abalar {v} | :: to affect, unsettle, shock |
| abalar as estruturas {v} | :: to present a challenge to the foundations or customs of; to rock or shake something to its core |
| abalienação {f} [legal] | :: abalienation (act of abalienating) |
| abalienar {vt} [civil law] | :: to abalienate (to transfer the title of) |
| abalizado {adj} /ɐbɐlizˈadu/ | :: authoritative, expert |
| abalizado {adj} | :: respectable |
| abalo {m} | :: shake |
| abalo {m} | :: shock |
| abalo {m} | :: earthquake |
| abalo {m} [by extension] | :: disruption |
| abalo {m} | :: departure |
| abalroando {v} | :: gerund of abalroar |
| abalroar {v} | :: to collide (with) |
| abalroar {v} | :: to ram |
| abamectina {f} | :: abamectin (an insecticide) |
| abanando {v} | :: gerund of abanar |
| abanar {v} /ɐbɐˈnaɾ/ | :: to wag |
| abanar {v} | :: to fan |
| abancar {v} | :: to sit, especially on a bench |
| abancar {v} | :: to supply with benches |
| abancar {v} | :: to stay somewhere for a long time |
| abandalhar {vtr} | :: to corrupt, to pervert |
| abandando {v} | :: gerund of abandar |
| abandar {v} | :: to flock together |
| abandar {v} | :: to join a gang, band or party |
| abandeirar {v} | :: alternative form of embandeirar |
| abandonadamente {adv} | :: abandonedly |
| abandonado {adj} /ɐ.βɐ̃.du.ˈna.ðu/ | :: abandoned |
| abandonado {adj} | :: dirty |
| abandonador {m} | :: abandoner (one who abandons) |
| abandonar {vt} /ɐ.ˌbɐ̃.du.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to abandon (to leave behind, especially something one was responsible for or associated with) |
| abandonar {vt} | :: to give up (to quit an activity or attempt) |
| abandonar {v} [em, .pronominal] | :: to let oneself be controlled by; to put oneself in the hands of; to indulge in |
| abandonável {adj} | :: abandonable (able to be abandoned) |
| abandono {m} /ɐ.βɐ̃.ˈdo.nu/ | :: abandonment (act of abandoning) |
| abandono {m} [uncountable] | :: the state of abandonment |
| abaneenga {m} | :: alternative form of abanheenga |
| abañeenga {m} | :: obsolete spelling of abanheenga |
| abanete {m} | :: abnet (girdle of a Jewish priest or officer) |
| abanga {f} | :: abanga (a West Indian palm) |
| abanheenga {m} /a.ˌbɐ.ɲe.ˈẽ.ɡɐ/ | :: Old Tupi (Tupian language spoken as a lingua franca in colonial Brazil) |
| abanico {m} | :: fan (anything resembling a hand-held fan) |
| abano {m} /a.ˈbɐ.nu/ | :: fan (hand-held device waved back and forth in order to move air or cool oneself) |
| abano {m} | :: the act of waving (moving something back and forth repeatedly) |
| abantesma {f} | :: ghost (spirit appearing after death) |
| abar {v} | :: to put a brim on |
| abar {v} | :: to adjust the brim of (a hat) |
| abará {m} [cuisine] | :: a savoury cake made with cowpea that is served as an appetizer |
| abarbando {v} | :: gerund of abarbar |
| abarbar {v} | :: to run one's hands through the beard |
| abarbar {v} | :: to be very busy |
| abarcar {v} /abɐɾˈkaɾ/ | :: to encompass (include) |
| Abaré {prop} | :: Abaré (municipality) |
| abarregado {adj} [archaic] /a.ˌba.ʁe.ˈɡa.du/ | :: living with one’s partner, but not married |
| abarregado {adj} [obsolete, of a property] | :: whose owner doesn’t live in |
| abarrotado {adj} [figuratively] | :: packed; overfull (filled excessively) |
| abarrotar {v} [de] | :: to pack; to cram |
| abarrotar {vi} | :: to get packed; to get crowded |
| abarticular {adj} [medicine] | :: abarticular (away from the joints) |
| abás {m} | :: alternative form of abassi |
| abasia {f} [medical] | :: abasia (incapacity to walk) |
| abásico {adj} [medicine] | :: abasic (of, pertaining to or caused by abasia) |
| abassi {m} [historical] | :: abbasi (historical Persian silver coin) |
| abássida {m} | :: Abbasid (member of the dynasty that ruled from Baghdad from about to 750 to 1250) |
| abássida {adj} | :: Abbasid (relating to the Abbasids) |
| abastado {adj} /ɐ.βɐʃ.ˈta.ðu/ | :: wealthy, rich, well-off |
| abastado {adj} | :: hearty |
| abastado {adj} | :: abundant |
| abastança {m} | :: abundance |
| abastança {m} | :: adequacy |
| abastar {v} /ɐ.βɐʃ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to supply |
| abastar {v} | :: to suffice, be enough |
| abastardar {v} | :: to abastardize (render bastard) |
| abastecendo {v} | :: gerund of abastecer |
| abastecer {v} /ɐ.βɐʃ.tɨ.ˈseɾ/ | :: to supply, provide, provision |
| abastecer {v} | :: to fuel |
| abastecimento {m} | :: supply |
| abastecimento {m} | :: provisions |
| abastimento {m} | :: dispensing |
| abatedouro {m} /aˌbatɯˈdowɾu/ | :: slaughterhouse (place where animals are slaughtered) |
| abater {v} /ɐ.bɐ.ˈteɾ/ | :: to collapse |
| abater {v} | :: to topple |
| abater {v} | :: to slaughter |
| abater {v} | :: to abate, weaken |
| Abatiá {prop} /a.ˌba.t͡ʃi.ˈa/ | :: Abatiá (town/and/municipality) |
| abatimento {m} /ɐβɐtiˈmẽtu/ | :: discount, rebate |
| abatimento {m} [nautical] | :: drift |
| abatis {m} | :: abatis (fortification formed by felled trees with sharpened branches) |
| abaton {m} | :: abaton (enclosure in the temple of Asclepios where patients slept) |
| ábaton {m} | :: alternative form of abaton |
| abaular {n} [transitive] | :: to make convex |
| abaular {n} [transitive] | :: to give the shape of a chest |
| abaxial {adj} [botany, zoology] /ɐβɐkˈsjal/ | :: abaxial (away from the axis) |
| abaxialmente {adv} | :: abaxially (in an abaxial manner) |
| abayxo {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of abaixo |
| abayxo de {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of abaixo de |
| abbacial {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of abacial |
| abbade {m} | :: obsolete spelling of abade |
| abbadessa {f} | :: obsolete spelling of abadessa |
| Abbeville {prop} {f} | :: Abbeville (town) |
| Abbottabad {prop} {f} | :: Abbottabad (city) |
| abc {m} | :: ABC (alphabet) |
| abc {m} | :: ABC (rudiments) |
| ABC {m} | :: alternative form of á-bê-cê |
| abcári {m} [India] | :: abkari (tax on the manufacture or sale of liquors and drugs in India) |
| Abcásia {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Abkhazia |
| Abcázia {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Abkhazia |
| abcázio {m} | :: Abkhaz (a Northwest Caucasian language spoken in Abkhazia) |
| abcesso {m} | :: abscess, boil |
| abcesso {m} | :: tumour |
| abciximab {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: abciximab (antiplatelet drug) |
| abdal {m} | :: alternative form of abdalá |
| Abdala {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| abdalá {m} | :: abdal (religious devotee in Persia) |
| Abdalá {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Abdala |
| Abdão {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Abdom |
| Abdera {prop} {f} | :: Abdera (ancient city) |
| Abdera {prop} {f} | :: Abdera (modern municipality) |
| abderita {mf} | :: Abderite (native of Abdera, Thrace) |
| abderita {adj} | :: of, from or relating to Abdera |
| Abdias {prop} {m} [biblical] | :: Obadiah (book of the Old Testament) |
| Abdias {prop} {m} [biblical] | :: Obadiah (name of a minor prophet) |
| abdicação {f} | :: abdication (the act of abdicating; the renunciation of a high office, dignity, or trust, by its holder) |
| abdicador {adj} | :: abdicating; abdicant (who abdicates) |
| abdicador {m} | :: abdicator; abdicant (one who abdicates) |
| abdicante {adj} | :: abdicating; abdicant (who abdicates) |
| abdicante {mf} | :: abdicator; abdicant (one who abdicates) |
| abdicar {v} [de] /ˌɐβ.ði.ˈkaɾ/ | :: to abdicate |
| abdicar {v} [em favor de] | :: to give up (abdicate) something in favour of someone |
| abdicativo {adj} | :: abdicative (causing, or implying, abdication) |
| abdicável {adj} | :: abdicable (capable of being abdicated) |
| Abdom {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Abdon (a judge of Israel) |
| abdome {m} | :: alternative form of abdómen |
| abdómen {m} /ɐb.ˈdɔ.mɛn/ | :: abdomen |
| abdômen {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of abdómen |
| abdominal {adj} /aβðomɪˈnaɫ/ | :: abdominal |
| abdominal {m} | :: sit-up |
| abdominalgia {f} [medical] | :: abdominalgia (abdominal pain) |
| abdominalmente {adv} | :: abdominally (in the area of the abdomen) |
| abdomino- {prefix} | :: abdomin-; abdomino- (relating to the abdomen) |
| abdominocentese {f} [surgery] | :: abdominocentesis (extraction of peritoneal fluid from the abdomen) |
| abdominojugular {adj} [medicine] | :: abdominojugular (relating to the abdomen and the jugular vein) |
| abdominopélvico {adj} [anatomy] | :: abdominopelvic (relating to the abdomen and the cavity of the pelvis) |
| abdominoperineal {adj} [anatomy] | :: abdominoperineal (relating to the abdomen and the perineum) |
| abdominoplastia {f} [surgery] | :: abdominoplasty (removal of excess flesh from the abdomen) |
| abdominoscopia {f} [medicine] | :: abdominoscopy (examination of the abdomen using an endoscope) |
| Abdon Batista {prop} | :: Abdon Batista (municipality) |
| abdução {f} [Brazil] | :: abduction |
| abducção {f} [Portugal] | :: abduction |
| abducente {adj} [medicine] | :: abducent |
| abducente {adj} | :: abducting; of which that abducts |
| Abdula {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| abdutivamente {adv} | :: abductively (in an abductive fashion) |
| abdutivo {adj} [logic, computing] | :: abductive (logic) |
| abdutor {m} | :: abductor (muscle) |
| abduzindo {v} | :: gerund of abduzir |
| abduzir {v} /aβ.ðu.ˈziɾ/ | :: to abduct (to draw away from its ordinary position) |
| Abe {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| abeberar {vt} /abebeˈɾaɾ/ | :: to give someone something to drink |
| abeberar {vt} | :: to water |
| abébia {f} [colloquial, Portugal] | :: bloke; person (unnamed individual) |
| abébia {f} [colloquial, Portugal] | :: help; support |
| abébia {f} [colloquial, Portugal] | :: tip (piece of useful information) |
| à beça {adv} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: very much; to a great extent |
| à beça {adv} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: very; really |
| à beça {adv} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: loads of; a lot of |
| Abecásia {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Abkhazia |
| abecê {m} | :: alternative form of abc |
| á-bê-cê {m} /ˌa.be.ˈse/ | :: ABC (the Latin alphabet) |
| á-bê-cê {m} | :: ABC (the rudiments of any subject) |
| abecedário {m} | :: alphabet |
| abecedário {m} | :: primer (elementary textbook) |
| abecoinha {f} | :: northern lapwing (Vanellus vanellus, a plover of Eurasia) |
| Abede-Nego {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Abednego (one of the captives who escaped the fiery furnace) |
| Abednego {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Abede-Nego |
| à beira de {phrase} /a.βɐj.ɾɐ.ˈð(ɨ)/ | :: on the brink of |
| abejaruco {m} | :: alternative form of abelharuco |
| Abel {prop} {m} [biblical character] /a.ˈbɛɫ/ | :: Abel (son of Adam and Eve) |
| Abel {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Abelardo {prop} {m} /ˌa.be.ˈlaʁ.du/ | :: given name |
| Abelardo Luz {prop} | :: Abelardo Luz (municipality) |
| a beleza está nos olhos de quem vê {proverb} | :: beauty is in the eye of the beholder (individuals have different inclinations on what is beautiful) |
| abelha {f} /ɐ.ˈβe.ʎɐ/ | :: bee (insect) |
| abelha de mel {f} | :: honey bee |
| abelha-mestra {f} | :: queen bee (reproductive female bee) |
| abelhão {m} | :: bumblebee (any of the large bees in the genus Bombus) |
| abelhão {m} | :: drone (male bee) |
| abelhão {m} | :: any large bee |
| abelha-operária {f} | :: worker bee (sterile bee who collects pollen) |
| abelha-pedreira {f} | :: hornet (a large wasp, of the genus Vespa, with a brown and yellow striped body) |
| abelha-rainha {f} | :: queen bee (reproductive female bee) |
| abelharuco {m} /a.ˌbe.ʎa.ˈɾu.ku/ | :: bee-eater (any of several birds in the family Meropidae) |
| abelheira {f} | :: female equivalent of abelheiro |
| abelheiro {m} /ˌa.be.ˈʎe(j).ɾu/ | :: beekeeper (someone who keeps beehives for commercial purposes) |
| abelheiro {m} | :: bee-eater (any of several birds in the family Meropidae) |
| abelhudo {adj} | :: synonym of bisbilhoteiro (inclined to snoop on someone else's private affairs) |
| abélia {f} | :: abelia (any of the various honeysuckles of the genus Abelia) |
| abeliano {adj} [mathematics] | :: abelian (having a commutative defining operation) |
| abeliano {m} | :: Abelian (member of a 4th century Christian sect of Africa) |
| abelissauro {m} | :: abelisaurus (theropod dinosaur of the Late Cretaceous) |
| abelita {f} [chemistry] | :: abelite (explosive consisting of ammonium nitrate and hydrocarbons) |
| abelmosco {m} | :: abelmosk (Abelmoschus moschatus, an evergreen shrub of the East and West Indies and Northern Africa) |
| a bem da verdade {phrase} | :: "to tell the truth", "for the sake of accuracy" (used to introduce a clarifying statement) |
| abenaki {m} | :: Abenaki (a member of an Algonquian tribe of North America) |
| abençoado {adj} /ɐ.βẽ.ˈswa.ðu/ | :: blessed |
| abençoando {v} | :: gerund of abençoar |
| abençoar {v} /ɐ.βẽ.ˈswaɾ/ | :: to bless |
| abentesma {mf} | :: alternative form of abantesma |
| Aberdeen {prop} {f} | :: Aberdeen (city) |
| aberração {f} | :: aberration, aberrance |
| aberração {f} | :: freak |
| aberração anual {f} [astronomy] | :: annual aberration (deviation due to the Earth’s orbital motion) |
| aberrância {f} | :: aberrance (the state of being aberrant) |
| aberrante {adj} | :: aberrant (differing from the norm) |
| aberrantemente {adv} | :: aberrantly (in an aberrant manner) |
| aberrar {v} | :: to aberrate (to deviate from the norm) |
| aberrativo {adj} | :: aberrational (characterized by aberration) |
| aberratório {adj} | :: aberrational (characterized by aberration) |
| aberrometria {f} | :: aberrometry (measurement of refractive aberrations of the eye) |
| aberrómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: aberrometer (device that measures refractive aberrations of the eye) |
| aberrômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of aberrómetro |
| abertamente {adv} /a.ˌbɛʁ.tɐ.ˈmẽ.t͡ʃi/ | :: openly; overtly (in an open manner; not in secret) |
| aberto {adj} /ɐ.ˈbɛɾ.tu/ | :: open |
| abertura {f} /ɐ.βɨɾ.ˈtu.ɾɐ/ | :: opening, orifice |
| abertura {f} | :: aperture |
| abertural {adj} | :: apertural (relating to an aperture) |
| abespinhando {v} | :: gerund of abespinhar |
| abespinhar {v} | :: to irritate, annoy, bother |
| abestado {adj} | :: stupid; idiotic; dumb; retarded |
| abestado {adj} | :: flabbergasted; shocked; astonished |
| abestado {m} | :: a stupid person; idiot |
| abetalipoproteinemia {f} | :: abetalipoproteinemia (rare disorder that interferes with the absorption of fat) |
| abetarda {f} | :: bustard (any of several birds of the family Otididae) |
| abete {m} [obsolete or regional] | :: alternative form of abeto |
| abeto {m} /ɐ.ˈβɛ.tu/ | :: fir (any conifer tree of the genus Abies) |
| abeto de Douglas {m} | :: Douglas fir (conifer of genus Pseudotsuga) |
| abeto Douglas {m} | :: alternative form of abeto de Douglas |
| abetouro {m} | :: bittern (bird of the family Ardeidae) |
| abeto vermelho {m} | :: spruce (tree from the genus Picea) |
| Abeviliano {prop} {m} [archaeology, rare] | :: Abbevillian (earliest epoch of the early Paleolithic stage) |
| abezerrado {adj} | :: calflike (resembling a calf (young cow) or some aspect of one) |
| Abgar {prop} {m} | :: historical given name |
| Abgaro {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Abgar |
| abhinaya {f} [dance] | :: abhinaya (use of the face and hands in Indian dancing) |
| abhisheka {f} | :: abhisheka (a ceremony involving washing, cleansing and anointing) |
| abhyanga {f} | :: abhyanga (Ayurvedic massage with warm oil) |
| abibe {f} | :: northern lapwing (Vanellus vanellus, a plover of Eurasia) |
| abicar {v} | :: to beach (run a watercraft aground) |
| Abidjan {prop} {f} | :: Abidjan (the de facto <<capital>> and largest <<city>> of <<c/Ivory Coast>>) |
| Abidos {prop} {f} | :: Abidos (ancient city) |
| Ábidos {prop} {f} [proscribed] | :: alternative form of Abidos |
| abieiro {m} | :: a South American tropical fruit tree, Pouteria caimito, whose fruit is the abiu |
| abietato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: abietate (any salt or ester of abietic acid) |
| abietina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: abietin (a resin obtained from Strasburg turpentine or Canada balsam) |
| Abigail {prop} {f} [biblical] | :: Abigail (wife of David) |
| Abigail {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| abigeato {m} [chiefly historical] | :: abigeat; abaction (theft of cattle) |
| abígeo {m} | :: abactor (one who steals and drives away cattle or beasts by herds) |
| Abijã {prop} | :: alternative form of Abidjan |
| Abijão {prop} | :: alternative form of Abidjan |
| -abilidade {suffix} /a.bi.li.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: -ability |
| abilidade {f} | :: ability |
| abilolado {adj} | :: gaga; crazy |
| Abimelech {prop} {m} | :: Abimelech (name of Philistine kings) |
| Abimeleque {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Abimelech |
| abio {m} | :: star apple (fruit of the Chrysophyllum cainito tree) |
| abiogénese {f} [European orthography, biology] | :: abiogenesis |
| abiogênese {f} /a.bi.o.ˈʒe.ne.zi/ | :: abiogenesis |
| abiogenético {adj} [biology] | :: abiogenetic (pertaining to or originated by abiogenesis) |
| abiogénico {adj} [European orthography] | :: abiogenic (not produced or derived by means of living organisms) |
| abiogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of abiogénico |
| abiologia {f} | :: abiology (sciences that deal with inorganic bodies) |
| abiológico {adj} [biology] | :: abiological (pertaining to inanimate things) |
| abiose {f} | :: abiosis (absence of life) |
| abioticamente {adv} | :: abiotically (in an abiotic manner) |
| abiótico {adj} | :: abiotic (characterised by the absence of life) |
| abiótico {adj} | :: abiotic (relating inorganic matter) |
| abiotrofia {f} [medicine] | :: abiotrophy (premature degeneration of cells or tissue) |
| abiotrófico {adj} [medical] | :: abiotrophic (relating to or involving abiotrophy) |
| abirritar {vt} [medicine] | :: to abirritate (to diminish the sensibility of) |
| abismado {adj} | :: astonished, astounded |
| abismal {adj} | :: abysmal (pertaining to, or resembling an abyss; bottomless; unending; profound) |
| abismal {adj} | :: abysmal (extremely bad) |
| abismando {v} | :: gerund of abismar |
| abismar {v} /ɐ.βiʒ.ˈmaɾ/ | :: to fall into the abyss |
| abismar {v} | :: to astonish, astound |
| abismo {m} /ɐ.ˈβiʒ.mu/ | :: abyss (a bottomless or unfathomed depth) |
| abissal {adj} [geography] /ɐβiˈsaɫ/ | :: abyssal (belonging to the ocean depths) |
| abissalmente {adv} | :: abysmally (to an extreme degree, especially in a negative way) |
| Abissínia {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Abyssinia (historical name of Ethiopia) |
| abissínio {adj} | :: Abyssinian (of or pertaining to Abyssinia) |
| abissínio {m} | :: Abyssinian (a native of Abyssinia) |
| abissopelágico {adj} | :: abyssopelagic (pf or pertaining to the depths of the ocean) |
| Abitur {m} | :: Abitur (group of exams taken in the final year of German secondary school) |
| abiu {m} /a.ˈbiw/ | :: abiu, the fruit of the abieiro |
| abjad {m} [orthography] | :: abjad (writing system with a symbol for each consonant) |
| abjeção {f} /ɐb.ʒɛ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: abjection |
| abjeção {f} | :: vileness |
| abjecção {f} | :: superseded spelling of abjeção |
| abjecto {adj} | :: superseded spelling of abjeto |
| abjetamente {adv} | :: abjectly (in an abject manner) |
| abjeto {adj} /ɐb.ˈʒɛ.tu/ | :: abject |
| abjeto {adj} | :: vile |
| abjunção {f} | :: abjugation (act of abjugation) |
| abjuração {f} | :: abjuration (a solemn recantation or renunciation of an oath) |
| abjurador {m} | :: abjurer (one who abjures) |
| abjurar {v} /abʒuˈɾaɾ/ | :: to abjure (to renounce upon oath) |
| abjuratório {adj} | :: abjuratory (involving abjuration) |
| Abkasia {prop} {f} | :: rare spelling of Abkhazia |
| Abkazia {prop} {f} | :: rare spelling of Abkhazia |
| Abkhasia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Abkhazia |
| Abkhásia {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Abkhazia |
| Abkhazia {prop} {f} | :: Abkhazia (region/and/unrecognised country) |
| Abkházia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Abkhazia |
| ablação {f} | :: ablation; removal (act of removing) |
| ablação {f} [medicine] | :: ablation (removal of a body part) |
| ablação {f} [sciences] | :: ablation (progressive removal of material) |
| ablactação {f} | :: weaning; ablactation (process of a child or animal ceasing to be dependant on the mother for nourishment) |
| ablaqueação {f} | :: ablaqueation (process of laying bare the roots of trees) |
| ablaquear {vt} | :: to ablaqueate (to lay bare the roots of a tree) |
| ablastémico {adj} [European orthography, biology] | :: ablastemic (unable to form a blastema) |
| ablastêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of ablastémico |
| ablastina {f} [immunology] | :: ablastin (antibody efficient against some protozoans) |
| ablativo {adj} [grammar] /ˌa.bla.ˈt͡ʃi.vu/ | :: ablative |
| ablativo absoluto {m} [linguistics] | :: ablative absolute (type of grammatical construction in Latin) |
| ablaut {m} [linguistics] | :: ablaut (substitution of one root vowel for another) |
| ablegado {m} [Roman Catholicism] | :: ablegate (representative of the pope in foreign countries) |
| ablegar {v} | :: to ablegate (to send abroad) |
| ablução {f} | :: ablution |
| abluente {adj} [rare] | :: abluent (which washes, cleanses) |
| abluindo {v} | :: gerund of abluir |
| abluir {v} | :: to ablute |
| abluminal {adj} [anatomy] | :: abluminal (away from the lumen) |
| abnegação {f} | :: abnegation |
| abnegação {f} | :: self-denial |
| abnegador {adj} | :: abnegatory (serving to abnegate) |
| abnegando {v} | :: gerund of abnegar |
| abnegante {adj} | :: abnegatory (serving to abnegate) |
| abnegar {v} | :: to abnegate |
| abnegar {v} | :: to renounce |
| Abner {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Abner (cousin of Saul) |
| abneto {m} | :: great-great-grandson (the son of one’s great-grandchild) |
| Abo {prop} {f} | :: Abo (city) |
| abobada {f} | :: obsolete spelling of abóbada |
| abóbada {f} [architecture] /ɐ.ˈβɔ.βɐ.ðɐ/ | :: vault (arched ceiling) |
| abobadar {v} /ɐ.βu.βɐ.ˈðaɾ/ | :: to vault (to build as or cover with vault) |
| abobado {adj} [derogatory] /a.bo.ˈba.du/ | :: foolish, idiotic |
| abobado {m} [derogatory] | :: fool, idiot |
| abóbeda {m} /ɐ.ˈβɔ.βɨ.ðɐ/ | :: alternative form of abóbada |
| abóbora {f} /ɐ.ˈβɔ.βu.ɾɐ/ | :: pumpkin, squash, gourd |
| abóbora {m} | :: pumpkin (colour) |
| abóbora-menina {f} | :: cushaw (cucurbita mixta, the winter squash) |
| aboboreira {f} | :: pumpkin (plant) |
| abobra {f} | :: alternative form of abóbora |
| abobrinha {f} | :: courgette (a small marrow/squash) |
| abobrinha {f} [figuratively] | :: nonsense talk |
| abocanhar {vt} | :: bite (to hold something by clamping one’s teeth) |
| aboletar {v} | :: to billet (to lodge soldiers in a private house) |
| abolição {f} /ɐβuliˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: abolition |
| abolicionismo {m} | :: abolitionism (opinion in favor of the abolition of something, especially slavery) |
| abolicionista {mf} | :: abolitionist (person who favors the abolition) |
| abolidor {m} | :: abolisher (one who abolishes) |
| abolidor {adj} | :: serving to abolish |
| abolimento {m} | :: abolishment (act of abolishing) |
| abolindo {v} | :: gerund of abolir |
| abolir {vt} | :: to abolish |
| abolível {adj} | :: abolishable (capable of being abolished) |
| à bolonhesa {adj} | :: (of a food) seasoned with Bolognese sauce |
| à bolonhesa {adj} | :: according to the fashion of Bologna |
| abomasal {adj} | :: abomasal (relating to the abomasum) |
| abomasite {f} [veterinary medicine] | :: abomasitis (inflammation of the abomasum in young ruminants) |
| abomaso {m} [anatomy] | :: abomasum (fourth or digestive stomach of a ruminant) |
| Abomé {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Abomey |
| Abomei {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Abomey |
| Abomey {prop} {f} | :: Abomey (capital city) |
| abominábil {adj} | :: alternative form of abominável |
| abominação {f} /ɐ.βu.mi.nɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: abomination |
| abominador {m} | :: abominator (one who abominates) |
| abominar {vt} /ɐ.βu.mi.ˈnaɾ/ | :: abhor, abominate (to feel disgust towards, to hate in the highest degree) |
| abominável {adj} /ɐ.βu.mi.ˈna.vɛɫ/ | :: abominable; hateful; detestable; loathsome |
| abominável homem das neves {m} [cryptozoology, often, capitalized] | :: abominable snowman, yeti (manlike or apelike animal said to exist in the Himalayas) |
| abominavelmente {adv} | :: abominably (in an abominable manner) |
| abonar {vt} | :: to guarantee, to ensure |
| abonar {vt} [finance] | :: to bail |
| abonar {vt} | :: to support, back, or give credit to something (e.g. a hypothesis) |
| abonar {vt} | :: to accept something as legitimate or justifiable |
| abonar {vr} | :: to boast, to brag |
| abondança {f} [archaic] /ɐ.βõ.ˈdɐ̃.sɐ/ | :: abundance (ample sufficiency) |
| abondoso {adj} | :: alternative form of avondoso |
| abono {m} | :: guarantee |
| abono {m} | :: benefit |
| aboral {adj} [zoology] | :: aboral (situated away from the mouth) |
| aboralmente {adv} | :: aborally (away from the mouth) |
| abordagem {f} /a.boʁ.ˈda.ʒẽj̃/ | :: approach (a manner in which a problem is solved or policy is made) |
| abordar {v} /a.boʁ.ˈda(ʁ)/ | :: to address (a subject, etc.) |
| abordável {adj} [of a person] | :: approachable; affable (easy to talk to) |
| abordável {adj} [of a subject] | :: easy to deal with, or to learn |
| abordável {adj} [of a ship] | :: easy to board |
| a bordo {adv} | :: aboard; on board (in or into a craft) |
| aborígene {mf} /ɐ.βu.ˈɾi.ʒɨ.nɨ/ | :: aborigine (original inhabitant of a region) |
| aborígene {mf} [specifically] | :: Aboriginal (original inhabitant of Australia) |
| aborígene {adj} | :: aboriginal (relating to the natives of a region) |
| aborígene {adj} | :: Aboriginal (relating to Australian Aboriginals) |
| aboriginalidade {f} | :: aboriginalness (state or condition of being an aboriginal) |
| aborígine {adj} | :: Aboriginal (of or pertaining to aborigines) |
| aborígine {mf} | :: Aboriginal (original inhabitant of Australia) |
| aborígine {mf} | :: Aboriginal (original inhabitant of any land) |
| aborrecendo {v} | :: gerund of aborrecer |
| aborrecer {v} | :: to annoy, bother, vex |
| aborrecer {v} [archaic] | :: to abhor, loathe, hate |
| aborrecido {adj} | :: bored, annoyed |
| aborrecido {adj} | :: upset, angry |
| aborrecimento {m} | :: bother, annoyance |
| aborrecimento {m} | :: tedium, boredom, ennui |
| aborrescente {mf} | :: annoying teenager |
| abort {m} [computing] | :: abort (function used to abort a process) |
| abortado {adj} | :: aborted |
| abortador {m} | :: aborter (one who or that which aborts) |
| abortamento {m} [computing] | :: abort (function used to abort a process) |
| abortamento {m} | :: abortion (act of inducing abortion) |
| abortar {v} | :: to abort, miscarry |
| abortar {vit} [medicine] | :: to perform an abortion, interrupt pregnancy |
| abortável {adj} | :: abortable (capable of being aborted) |
| abortífero {adj} | :: abortive (causing abortion) |
| abortina {f} | :: abortin (extract manufactured from the bacterium Brucella abortus) |
| abortismo {m} /a.boʁ.ˈt͡ʃiz.mu/ | :: abortionism (advocacy or practice of abortion) |
| abortista {mf} | :: abortionist (one who favours abortion being legal) |
| abortividade {f} | :: abortiveness (the quality of being abortive) |
| abortivo {adj} | :: relating to abortion |
| abortivo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: abortive; abortifacient (causing abortion) |
| abortivo {adj} [medicine] | :: abortive (born prematurely) |
| abortivo {adj} [biology] | :: abortive (imperfectly formed or developed) |
| abortivo {adj} | :: abortive (coming to naught; fruitless) |
| abortivo {m} | :: abortive; abortifacient (drug that induces an abortion) |
| aborto {m} /aˈboɾtu/ | :: abortion, miscarriage |
| aborto {m} [regional] | :: monster, ugly thing |
| aborto espontâneo {m} | :: miscarriage (termination of pregnancy) |
| aborto induzido {m} | :: abortion (induced abortion) |
| abotoadura {f} /a.bo.ˌto.a.ˈdu.ɾɐ/ | :: cufflink (button used to hold a sleeve cuff together) |
| abotoando {v} | :: gerund of abotoar |
| abotoar {v} /ɐ.bu.ˈtwaɾ/ | :: to button up (to fasten with a button or buttons) |
| abotoar {v} [of a plant] | :: to bud (to form buds) |
| abotoar {v} [nautical] | :: to connect things by looping it with rope |
| Aboukir {prop} {f} | :: Aboukir (village) |
| Aboukir {prop} {f} | :: Aboukir (bay) |
| abr. {m} | :: abbreviation of abril; apr |
| abr. {f} | :: abbreviation of abreviação; abbr. |
| abraâmico {adj} | :: Abrahamic (pertaining to Abraham) |
| abraâmico {adj} | :: Abrahamic (pertaining to Abrahamic religions) |
| abraamismo {m} | :: Abrahamism (Abrahamic religions collectively) |
| Abraão {prop} {m} /a.ˈbɾɐ̃w̃/ | :: given name |
| Abraão {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Abraão {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Abraham (Old Testament prophet) |
| abracadabra {interj} | :: abracadabra (used to indicate that a magic trick or other illusion has been performed) |
| abração {m} /ˌa.bɾaˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: augmentative of abraço |
| abraçar {v} /ɐ.bɾɐ.ˈsaɾ/ | :: to hug, embrace |
| abraçável {adj} /ˌa.bɾa.ˈsa.vew/ | :: huggable (capable of, or suitable for, being hugged) |
| abraço {m} /ɐ.ˈβɾa.su/ | :: hug, embrace |
| abraço de tamanduá {m} [Brazil, figurative] | :: betrayal, disloyalty (literally “anteater's hug”) |
| abraço de urso {m} | :: bear hug |
| Abrahaõ {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Abraão |
| Abrahão {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Abraão |
| abram alas {phrase} [imperative, to a crowd] | :: gangway (make way) |
| abrandamento {m} /ɐβɾɐ̃dɐˈmẽtu/ | :: softening |
| abrandamento {m} | :: slowdown |
| abrandamento {m} | :: drop |
| abrandar {v} /ɐ.bɾɐ̃ˈdaɾ/ | :: to soften |
| abrandar {v} | :: to slow down |
| abrandar {v} | :: to loosen |
| abrandar {v} | :: to placate |
| abrandar {v} | :: to relent |
| abrangência {f} /a.bɾɐ̃.ˈʒẽ.sja/ | :: comprehensiveness, coverage, scope, wideness |
| abrangendo {v} | :: gerund of abranger |
| abrangente {adj} /ˌa.bɾɐ̃.ˈʒẽ.te/ | :: Broadly inclusive; comprehensive |
| abranger {v} /ɐ.βɾɐ̃.ˈʒeɾ/ | :: to include, comprise, cover |
| abranger {v} | :: to embrace, span |
| abranger {v} | :: to contain |
| Abrantes {prop} {f} /ɐˈβɾɐ̃tɨʃ/ | :: Abrantes (city/and/municipality) |
| Abrantes {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| abraquia {f} [medicine] | :: abrachia (the congenital absence of both arms) |
| abrasamento {m} | :: abrasion (act of abrading) |
| abrasando {v} | :: gerund of abrasar |
| abrasão {f} | :: abrasion |
| abrasão {f} [geology] | :: erosion |
| abrasar {v} | :: to burn |
| abrasar {v} | :: to parch |
| Abrasax {prop} {m} [Gnosticism] /ˌa.bɾa.ˈsaks/ | :: Abrasax (one of the Archons) |
| abrasileirar {v} | :: to Brazilianize |
| abrasivamente {adv} | :: abrasively (in an abrasive or rough manner) |
| abrasividade {f} | :: abrasiveness (state or quality of being abrasive) |
| abrasivo {adj} | :: Producing abrasion; abrasive; rough |
| abrasômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: abrasiometer (device which measures the resistance of surfaces to abrasion) |
| abrasor {m} | :: abrader (tool or machine for abrading) |
| ab-reação {f} [psychoanalysis] | :: abreaction (re-living of an experience) |
| ab-reagir {v} [psychoanalysis] | :: to abreact (eliminate previously repressed emotions) |
| ab-reativo {adj} | :: abreactive (capable of producing abreaction) |
| Abre-Campo {prop} | :: Abre-Campo (municipality) |
| abrenúncio {m} | :: abrenunciation (absolute renunciation; repudiation) |
| abre-te sésamo {phrase} | :: open sesame! |
| Abreu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| abreviação {f} | :: abbreviation (shortened or contracted form of a word or phrase) |
| abreviação {f} | :: abbreviation (act or result of shortening or reducing) |
| abreviadamente {adv} | :: abbreviatedly (in an abbreviated fashion) |
| abreviador {m} | :: abbreviator (one who abbreviates) |
| abreviador {adj} | :: which abbreviates |
| abreviar {v} | :: to abbreviate |
| abreviativo {adj} | :: abbreviatory (serving or tending to abbreviate; shortening; abridging) |
| abreviatório {adj} | :: abbreviatory (serving or tending to abbreviate; shortening; abridging) |
| abreviatura {f} | :: an abbreviation, initialism, or acronym |
| abricó {m} /abɾiˈkɔ/ | :: apricot (fruit) |
| abricó-do-pará {m} | :: mammee apple |
| abridor {m} | :: opener (someone who or something that opens something) |
| abridor {m} | :: bottle opener (device to open bottle) |
| abridor de garrafas {m} | :: bottle opener (device to open bottle) |
| abridor de lata {m} | :: can opener (device used to open tin cans) |
| abrigado {adj} /ɐ.βɾi.ˈɣa.ðu/ | :: sheltered (protected from the wind and weather) |
| abrigar {vt} /ɐ.bɾi.ˈɡaɾ/ | :: harbour (provide refuge for) |
| abrigo {m} /ɐˈβɾiɣu/ | :: shelter, haven, refuge |
| abrigo antiaéreo {m} | :: air-raid shelter (reinforced underground shelter designed to give protection against air raids) |
| abril {m} /ɐ.ˈbɾil/ | :: April |
| Abril {m} | :: superseded spelling of abril |
| abrilesco {adj} | :: Aprilish (characteristic of April) |
| abrina {f} | :: abrine (toxic amino acid obtained from jequirity beans) |
| abrir {vt} /ɐ.ˈβɾiɾ/ | :: to open |
| abrir {vt} [card games, poker] | :: to deal [a card] |
| abrir caminho {vi} [idiomatic] | :: make way (to give place or step aside) |
| abrir mão {v} [de] | :: to give up; to renounce |
| ab-rogação {f} | :: abrogation (act of abrogating) |
| ab-rogar {v} /ab.ʀoˈɡaɾ/ | :: abrogate (annul by an authoritative act) |
| ab-rogativo {adj} | :: abrogative (tending or designed to abrogate) |
| ab-rogável {adj} /ˌab.ʁo.ˌɡa.vew/ | :: abrogable (capable of being abrogated) |
| abrolho {m} [usually in the plural] | :: reef (rocks near the coast) |
| abrolho {m} [weaponry] | :: a caltrop or sharp stick used as a booby trap |
| abroquelando {v} | :: gerund of abroquelar |
| abroquelar {v} | :: to shield, protect |
| abrótano {m} | :: abrotanum (a bushy wormwood from Europe) |
| abrótano-macho {m} | :: southernwood (Artemisia abrotanum, an aromatic shrub) |
| abrótea {f} | :: branched asphodel (Asphodelus ramosus, a herb of the Mediterranean region) |
| abrótea {f} | :: forkbeard (Phycis phycis, a hake of the Mediterranean and northeast Atlantic) |
| abrótea {f} | :: Brazilian codling (Urophycis brasiliensis, a hake of the southern Atlantic coast of South America) |
| abrótea {f} | :: Argentine hake (Merluccius hubbsi, a hake of the Argentine coast) |
| abrótono {m} | :: alternative form of abrótano |
| abrunheiro {m} | :: damson (Prunus domestica subsp. insititia, a subspecies of plum tree) |
| abrunheiro-bravo {m} | :: blackthorn (Prunus spinosa, a large shrub) |
| abrunho {m} /ɐ.βɾu.ɲu/ | :: sloe (Prunus spinosa) |
| abruptamente {adv} /a.ˌbɾup.ta.ˈmẽ.t͡ʃi/ | :: abruptly; suddenly (without giving notice) |
| abruptamente {adv} | :: sharply; steeply |
| abrupto {adj} [of a mountainside, cliff or similar] /ɐˈβɾuptu/ | :: abrupt (extremely steep) |
| abrupto {adj} [of an action or occurrence] | :: abrupt; sudden (happening without notice) |
| abrupto {adj} [of a person or action] | :: abrupt; curt (terse to the point of being rude) |
| abruzês {adj} | :: alternative spelling of abruzzês |
| abruzês {m} | :: alternative spelling of abruzzês |
| abruzzês {adj} | :: Abruzzian (of, from or relating to Abruzzo) |
| abruzzês {m} | :: Abruzzian (person from Abruzzo) |
| Abruzzo {prop} {m} | :: Abruzzo (region) |
| abs {n} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: hugs |
| abs {interj} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: Used to close an informal message or e-mail, or as a goodbye on text messaging |
| Absalaõ {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Absalão |
| Absalão {prop} {m} [biblical character] /ˌab.sa.ˈlɐ̃w̃/ | :: Absalom (third son of David) |
| Absalom {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Absalão |
| absceder {vi} | :: abscess (to form an abscess) |
| abscesso {m} | :: abscess (cavity filled with pus) |
| abscindir {v} | :: abrupt (to tear off or asunder) |
| abscindir {v} | :: abrupt (to interrupt suddenly) |
| abscisão {f} | :: abscission (act of cutting off) |
| abscisão {f} [rhetoric] | :: abscission (abrupt stop of speech) |
| abscisão {f} [botany] | :: abscission (natural separation of a part of a plant) |
| abscissa {f} [geometry] | :: abscissa (first of two coordinates) |
| absentismo {m} | :: truancy (the act of shirking from responsibilities and duties) |
| absentista {mf} | :: absentee (a landholder who doesn’t live in or near his estate) |
| absidal {adj} [architecture] | :: apsidal (of, pertaining to, or in the form of an apse) |
| abside {f} [architecture] | :: apse (semicircular projection from a building) |
| absidíola {f} | :: alternative form of absidíolo |
| absidíolo {m} [architecture] | :: apsidole (minor apse at the end of a side aisle in a church) |
| absintado {adj} | :: absinthiated (impregnated with wormwood) |
| absinthio {m} | :: obsolete form of absinto |
| absintho {m} | :: obsolete spelling of absinto |
| absíntico {adj} [chemistry] | :: absinthic (of wormwood or its acid) |
| absintina {f} [organic compound] | :: absinthin (principal compound found in wormwood) |
| absíntio {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of absinto |
| absintismo {m} | :: absinthism (condition of being poisoned by absinthe) |
| absinto {m} /ab.ˈsĩ.tu/ | :: absinthe; wormwood (Artemisia absinthium, a herb of Eurasia and northern Africa) |
| absinto {m} | :: absinthe (liquor made from absinthe flowers and leaves) |
| absolutamente {adv} /ɐb.su.lu.tɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: absolutely |
| absoluteza {f} | :: absoluteness (the characteristic of being absolute) |
| absolutismo {m} [political science] | :: absolutism (absolute or arbitrary government) |
| absolutista {adj} | :: absolutist (of or pertaining to absolutism) |
| absolutista {mf} | :: absolutist (one who favours autocratic government) |
| absolutização {f} | :: absolutisation (act or result of absolutising) |
| absolutizar {vt} | :: to absolutize (to make absolute) |
| absoluto {adj} /ɐb.su.ˈlu.tu/ | :: absolute |
| absoluto {adj} | :: unmitigated |
| absoluto {adj} | :: total |
| absolutório {adj} | :: absolutory (serving to absolve) |
| absolvedor {m} | :: absolver (one who absolves) |
| absolvedor {adj} | :: serving to absolve |
| absolver {v} | :: to absolve |
| absolver {v} [legal] | :: To acquit |
| absolver {v} | :: to forgive |
| absolvição {f} [Christianity] | :: absolution |
| absolvido {adj} [law] | :: acquitted |
| absolvível {adj} | :: absolvable (that may be absolved) |
| absonância {f} /ab.so.ˈnɐ̃.sja/ | :: dissonance, disharmony, discord |
| absorção {f} | :: absorption |
| absorciometria {f} [chemistry] | :: absorptiometry (analysis using absorptiometer) |
| absorciométrico {adj} | :: absorptiometric (pertaining to the measurement of absorption) |
| absorciómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: absorptiometer (instrument that computes absorption rate) |
| absorciômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of absorciómetro |
| absortividade {f} | :: absorptivity (the quality of being absorptive) |
| absortivo {adj} | :: absorptive (having capacity to absorb) |
| absorto {adj} | :: distracted; abstracted (inattentive to surrounding objects) |
| absorto {adj} | :: absorbed |
| absorvedor {m} | :: absorbent (anything which absorbs) |
| absorvedor {n} | :: absorbent (which absorbs) |
| absorvência {f} | :: absorbency |
| absorvente {adj} | :: absorbing, absorbent, absorbant |
| absorvente {m} | :: absorbent |
| absorvente {m} | :: sanitary napkin, pad |
| absorvente interno {m} | :: tampon (a plug of cotton or other absorbent material) |
| absorvente íntimo {m} | :: sanitary napkin (pad of cotton or other absorbent material) |
| absorventemente {adv} | :: absorbingly; absorbently (in an absorbing manner) |
| absorver {v} /ɐbsoɾˈveɾ/ | :: to absorb |
| absorvidade {f} | :: absorbedness (the capability of being absorbed) |
| absorvidamente {adv} | :: absorbedly |
| absorvível {adj} | :: absorbable |
| abstémio {adj} [European orthography] | :: abstemious, teetotal |
| abstêmio {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of abstémio |
| abstenção {f} /ɐbʃ.tẽ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: abstention (the act of abstaining) |
| abstencionismo {m} | :: abstentionism (policy of abstaining from political participation) |
| abstencionista {mf} | :: abstentionist (advocate of not getting involved politically) |
| abster {v} [de] /abs.ˈte(ʁ)/ | :: to keep from; to prevent from (to stop someone from doing something) |
| abster {v} [de, .pronominal] | :: to abstain from; to refrain from (to deliberately not do something) |
| abster {v} [de, .pronominal] | :: to abstain from (not to do, have or make use of something pleasurable) |
| abster {vp} | :: to keep one’s composure |
| abster {vp} | :: to abstain (to deliberately refrain from voting) |
| abstergente {m} | :: abstergent (a substance used in cleansing) |
| abstersão {f} | :: abstersion (the act of cleaning or cleansing) |
| abstersivo {adj} | :: abstersive (serving to cleanses or purge) |
| abstinência {f} | :: abstinence |
| abstinencial {adj} | :: abstinential (of or pertaining to abstinence) |
| abstinente {adj} | :: abstinent (refraining from indulgence) |
| abstinente {mf} | :: abstinent (one who abstains) |
| abstração {f} | :: abstraction (the act or result of abstracting) |
| abstracção {f} | :: obsolete spelling of abstração |
| abstracionismo {m} | :: abstractionism (the principles of abstract art) |
| abstracionista {adj} | :: abstractionist (relating to abstract art) |
| abstracionista {mf} | :: abstractionist (someone who creates abstract art) |
| abstraidamente {adv} | :: abstractedly (in an abstracted manner) |
| abstraindo {v} | :: gerund of abstrair |
| abstrair {v} /ɐβʃtɾɐˈiɾ/ | :: to abstract (all senses) |
| abstrair {v} | :: to separate |
| abstraível {adj} | :: abstractable (able to be abstracted) |
| abstratamente {adv} | :: abstractly (in an abstract manner) |
| abstrateza {f} | :: abstractness (the quality of being abstract) |
| abstratidade {f} | :: abstractness (the quality of being abstract) |
| abstratividade {f} | :: abstractiveness (the property of being abstractive) |
| abstrativo {adj} | :: abstractive (having an abstracting nature or tendency) |
| abstrato {adj} | :: abstract; separate |
| abstrato {adj} | :: abstract; theoretical; vague; impractical |
| abstruso {adj} | :: Difficult to comprehend; abstruse |
| absurdamente {adv} | :: absurdly (in an absurd fashion) |
| absurdamente {adv} | :: absurdly (to an extreme degree) |
| absurdidade {f} [uncountable] | :: absurdity (the quality of being absurd) |
| absurdidade {f} | :: absurdity (an absurd action of aspect) |
| absurdismo {m} [philosophy] | :: absurdism (philosophy which holds that the universe is chaotic and irrational) |
| absurdista {adj} | :: absurdist (relating to absurdism) |
| absurdista {mf} | :: absurdist (writer of absurd topics) |
| absurdo {adj} /ɐb.ˈsuɾ.ðu/ | :: absurd |
| absurdo {m} | :: absurdity |
| Abu Dhabi {prop} {f} | :: Abu Dhabi (emirate) |
| Abu Dhabi {prop} {f} | :: Abu Dhabi (capital city) |
| abugida {m} [linguistics] | :: abugida (writing system in which consonant-vowel sequences are written as a unit) |
| abuitre {m} | :: alternative form of abutre |
| Abuja {prop} {f} | :: Abuja (capital city) |
| abulia {f} [psychiatry] | :: abulia (absence of will-power or decisiveness) |
| abúlico {adj} [psychology] | :: abulic (relating to or suffering from abulia) |
| abuna {m} [Christianity] | :: abuna (head of the Abyssinian church) |
| Abunã {prop} {m} | :: Abunã (river) |
| abundância {f} /ɐ.bũ.ˈdɐ̃.sjɐ/ | :: abundance (ample sufficiency) |
| abundante {adj} /ɐ.bũ.ˈdɐ̃.tɨ/ | :: abundant; plentiful (fully sufficient; having more than enough) |
| abundantemente {adv} | :: abundantly (in an abundant manner) |
| abundar {v} /ɐbũˈdaɾ/ | :: to abound (be plentiful) |
| Abundio {prop} {m} | :: historical given name. alternative form of Abúndio |
| Abúndio {prop} {m} | :: historical given name |
| Abuquir {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Aboukir |
| aburguesamento {m} | :: embourgeoisement, bourgeoisification, gentrification |
| aburguesar {vt} | :: bourgeoisify (to make bourgeois) |
| abusador {m} | :: abuser (one who abuses) |
| abusando {v} | :: gerund of abusar |
| abusar {v} /ˌɐ.βu.ˈzaɾ/ | :: to abuse |
| abusar {v} | :: to insult |
| abusável {adj} | :: abusable (capable of being abused) |
| Abu Simbel {prop} {f} /a.ˈbu sĩ.ˈbɛw/ | :: Abu Simbel (Ancient Egyptian temple complex) |
| abusivamente {adv} | :: abusively (in an abusive manner) |
| abusividade {f} | :: abusiveness (the quality of being abusive) |
| abusivo {adj} | :: abusive (practising, containing or being an abuse) |
| abuso {m} | :: abuse |
| abuso sexual {m} | :: sexual abuse (forcing of undesired sexual activity by one person on another) |
| abutilão {m} | :: abutilon; Indian mallow (any plant of the genus Abutilon) |
| abutre {m} /ɐˈβutɾɨ/ | :: vulture in general, or Old World vulture more specifically (cf. urubu) |
| abutre-barbudo {m} | :: lammergeier (bird) |
| abutre-fusco {m} | :: Eurasian black vulture (Aegypius monachus) |
| abysmal {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of abismal |
| abzima {f} | :: abzyme (antibody with catalytic properties) |
| a/c {phrase} | :: initialism of aos cuidados de |
| AC {prop} | :: Acre (Brazilian state) |
| acá {adv} [literary or archaic] | :: hither (to here) |
| Acab {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Acabe |
| Acaba {prop} {f} | :: Acaba (city) |
| acabado {adj} /ɐ.kɐ.ˈβa.ðu/ | :: [not comparable] over; finished (that no longer continues) |
| acabado {adj} | :: [comparable] finished; polished (improved beyond what is necessary) |
| acabado {adj} | :: [comparable] exhausted; depleted; used up (whose resources have been consumed entirely) |
| acabado {adj} | :: [comparable] finished (too old; about to die) |
| acabamento {m} /aˌkabɐˈmẽtʊ/ | :: finishing (act of finishing something) |
| acabamento {m} [uncountable] | :: polish, refinement |
| acabamento {m} [uncountable] | :: the final, minor details or steps in the production of something |
| acabar {vi} /ɐ.kɐ.ˈbaɾ/ | :: to finish (to be over, completed) |
| acabar {vt} | :: to complete; to finish (to make done) |
| acabar {v} | :: [auxiliary with a verb in the gerund] to end up (to eventually do) |
| acabar {v} | :: [copulative] to end up; to turn out (to become, at the end of a process) |
| acabar {v} | :: [de] to have just; just (indicates recency) |
| acabar {v} | :: [com] to destroy completely, to defeat thoroughly |
| acabar {v} | :: [com] to break up; to put an end to (to make an activity or practice stop) |
| acabar {v} | :: [com] to break up with (end a relationship) |
| acabar {vip} | :: to run out (to be entirely used up) |
| acabar com o sofrimento {v} [de, .idiomatic, .informal] | :: put out of one's misery; to finish off (to kill someone who is in agony) |
| Acabe {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Ahab (a king of Israel) |
| a cabo de {prep} | :: alternative form of ao cabo de |
| acabrunhar {vt} | :: to afflict |
| acabrunhar {vt} | :: to overburden, overwhelm |
| acabrunhar {vt} | :: to humiliate |
| açacalar {v} /ɐ.sɐ.kɐ.ˈlaɾ/ | :: to polish; to burnish |
| acaçapado {adj} | :: low, flat |
| acaçapado {adj} | :: crouched |
| acaçapado {adj} | :: hidden |
| acacetina {f} | :: acacetin (a glycoside that form in the leaves of the common locust tree) |
| acácia {f} | :: acacia (plant) |
| a cada passo {adv} | :: from time to time; now and again; occasionally |
| a cada passo {adv} | :: See: pt a cada passo |
| a cada um o que é seu {proverb} | :: to each his own (every person is entitled to his or her personal preferences) |
| academês {m} [pejorative] | :: academese (preference for long or complex words and sentences) |
| academia {f} /ɐ.kɐ.ðɨ.ˈmi.ɐ/ | :: academy |
| academia {f} [Brazil] | :: gym |
| academicamente {adv} | :: academically (in an academic style or manner) |
| academicismo {m} | :: alternative form of academismo |
| académico {adj} [European orthography] /ɐ.kɐ.ˈdɛ.mi.ku/ | :: academic |
| académico {m} [European orthography] | :: academic |
| acadêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] /a.ka.ˈde.mi.ku/ | :: alternative form of académico |
| acadêmico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of académico |
| academismo {m} [art] | :: academicism (traditional or orthodox formalism) |
| academização {f} | :: academisation (the process or action of academising) |
| academizar {vt} /a.ka.de.mi.ˈza(ʁ)/ | :: to academise (to make academic) |
| Acádia {prop} {f} /a.ˈka.d͡ʒi.ɐ/ | :: Acádia (ancient kingdom) |
| Acádia {prop} {f} | :: Acádia (ancient capital) |
| Acádia {prop} {f} [history] | :: Acádia (colony) |
| acadiano {adj} | :: Accadian (pertaining to a race supposed to have lived in Babylonia before the Assyrian conquest) |
| acadiano {m} | :: Accadian (a person from Accad) |
| acádio {adj} | :: Akkadian (of, from or pertaining to Akkad) |
| acádio {m} [uncountable] | :: Akkadian (language of the Akkadians) |
| acádio {m} | :: Akkadian (person from Akkad) |
| açafrão {m} /ɐ.sɐ.ˈfɾɐ̃w̃/ | :: saffron |
| açafrão-da-índia {m} | :: turmeric (Curcuma longa, a plant of India) |
| açafrão-da-índia {m} | :: turmeric (spice made from the rhizome of the turmeric plant) |
| açafrão-das-índias {m} | :: alternative form of açafrão-da-índia |
| açafrão-da-terra {m} | :: turmeric (Curcuma longa, a plant whose roots are used as spice) |
| açafroa {f} | :: safflower (Carthamus tinctorius, a plant cultivated for its oil) |
| açafroado {adj} | :: saffron (colour) |
| açaí {m} /a.saˈi/ | :: acai, the fruit of the acai palm (Euterpe) |
| Acaia {prop} {f} /a.ˈkaj.ɐ/ | :: Acaia (region) |
| Acaiaca {prop} | :: Acaiaca (municipality) |
| açaizeiro {m} | :: açai (south American palms of the genus Euterpe) |
| acaju {m} [botany] /a.ka.ˈʒu/ | :: mahogany (tree) |
| acaju {m} | :: cashew (nut or fruit) |
| Acajutiba {prop} | :: Acajutiba (municipality) |
| acalanto {m} | :: lullaby |
| acalasia {f} | :: achalasia (problem where a ring of muscles is unable to fully relax) |
| acalculia {f} [pathology] | :: acalculia (condition of lacking basic mathematical skills) |
| acalentamento {m} | :: nurturance |
| acalentamento {m} | :: cherishing |
| acalentando {v} | :: gerund of acalentar |
| acalentar {vt} | :: to cherish |
| acalentar {vt} | :: to lull, comfort |
| acalentar {vp} | :: to calm down |
| acalmador {m} | :: composer (one who, or that which, quiets or calms) |
| acalmando {v} | :: gerund of acalmar |
| acalmar {vt} /ɐkaɫˈmaɾ/ | :: to calm; to calm down (to make calm) |
| acalmar {vp} | :: to calm down (to become calm) |
| acalmar {vip} | :: to calm down (to become less agitated) |
| acalorado {adj} | :: incendiary (inflammatory, emotionally charged) |
| acamado {adj} /ɐ.kɐ.ˈma.ðu/ | :: bedridden (confined to bed because of infirmity or illness) |
| açambarcar {v} | :: to monopolize; to take something for oneself without others benefiting of it |
| a caminho {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on the way; on one's way; en route |
| a caminho de {prep} | :: on the way to; on one's way to; en route to |
| acampamento {m} /ɐ.kɐ̃.pɐ.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: camp |
| acampamento de verão {m} | :: summer camp (institution devoted to housing and entertaining children during summer vacation) |
| acampando {v} | :: gerund of acampar |
| acampar {v} /ɐ.kɐ̃.ˈpaɾ/ | :: to camp (go camping) |
| acampar {v} | :: to encamp |
| acanhado {adj} /ɐ.kɐ.ˈɲa.du/ | :: shy |
| acanhar {vt} /a.kɜˈj̃aɾ/ | :: to atrophy; to hinder the development [of] |
| acanhar {vt} | :: to embarrass; to make shy |
| acantácea {f} | :: acanthad (plant that is a member of the family Acanthaceae) |
| acantameba {f} | :: acanthamoeba (any amoeba of the genus Acanthamoeba) |
| acantamebíase {f} [pathology] | :: acanthamoebiasis (infection by acanthamoebas) |
| acantela {f} | :: acanthella (larva stage of Acanthocephala) |
| acântio {m} [medicine] | :: acanthion (point at the base of the anterior nasal spine) |
| acantita {f} [mineral] | :: acanthite (a mineral form of silver sulfide) |
| acanto {m} | :: acanthus (any of the genus Acanthus of prickly herbaceous plants) |
| acantocéfalo {m} [zoology] | :: acanthocephalan (any of parasitic intestinal worms of the phylum Acanthocephala) |
| acantócito {m} [hematology] | :: acanthocyte (erythrocyte that has a spiny appearance) |
| acantocitose {f} [pathology] | :: acanthocytosis (presence of acanthocytes in the blood) |
| acantódio {m} [zoology] | :: acanthodian (member of a group of extinct fish, the Acanthodii) |
| acanto espinhoso {m} [rare] | :: spiny bear's breeches (Acanthus spinosus, a flowering plant of southern Europe) |
| acantólise {f} [medicine] | :: acantholysis (loss of intercellular connections) |
| acantolítico {adj} | :: acantholytic (pertaining to acantholysis) |
| acantoma {m} [medicine] | :: acanthoma (neoplasm of the prickle cell layer of the skin) |
| acantopódio {m} | :: acanthopodium (toothlike pseudopodium in some amoebas) |
| acantopterígio {adj} [zoology] | :: acanthopterygious (having fins with hard rays) |
| acantopterígio {m} [zoology] | :: acanthopterygian (any fish of the superorder Acanthopterygii) |
| acantose {f} [medicine] | :: acanthosis (abnormal thickening of the stratum spinosum) |
| acantótico {adj} | :: acanthotic (of or relating to acanthosis) |
| acanturídeo {m} [zoology] | :: acanthurid (any member of the Acanthuridae) |
| à canzana {adv} | :: doggy style |
| -ação {suffix} | :: -ation |
| ação {f} /a.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: action |
| ação {f} | :: lawsuit |
| ação {f} | :: share (stocks and bonds) |
| ação {f} | :: fight; engagement (military) |
| a capela {adv} | :: alternative spelling of a cappella |
| a capella {adv} | :: a capella |
| a cappella {adv} [music] | :: a cappella (performed by a choir with no instrumental accompaniment) |
| acapsulado {adj} [microbiology] | :: acapsular (having no capsule) |
| acapu {m} | :: acapu (trees of the genus Andira) |
| acapu {m} | :: acapu (species Vouacapoua americana) |
| acapu {m} | :: acapu (wood of such trees) |
| Acapulco {prop} {f} /ˌa.ka.ˈpuw.ku/ | :: Acapulco (city) |
| acará-bandeira {m} | :: angelfish (freshwater fish of the genus Pterophyllum) |
| acarajé {m} /a.ka.ɾaˈʒɛ/ | :: a deep-fried ball made of beans |
| acaranguejado {adj} | :: crablike (having some characteristics of a crab) |
| acardia {f} | :: acardia (birth defect in which the heart is absent) |
| acardíaco {adj} | :: acardiac (lacking a heart) |
| acarditar {v} | :: eye dialect of acreditar |
| acardite {f} [organic compound] | :: acardite (substance used to stabilise chemicals and as a plasticiser) |
| acaríase {f} | :: acariasis (disease caused by mites or ticks) |
| acariciador {m} | :: caresser (one who caresses) |
| acariciar {vt} | :: to stroke (to move one's hand or an object over the surface of) |
| acariciar {vt} | :: to pet (fondle (an animal)) |
| acariciar {vt} | :: to pet (fondle (another person) amorously) |
| acariciar {vt} | :: to caress (touch or kiss lovingly) |
| acariciável {adj} | :: cuddly (suitable for cuddling) |
| acaricida {adj} | :: acaricidal (deadly to acarids) |
| acaricida {m} | :: acaricide (substance which kills acarids) |
| acarídeo {adj} [zoology] | :: acarid (of or pertaining to acarids) |
| acarídeo {m} [zoology] | :: acarid (any parasitic arachnid of the subclass Acarina) |
| acarino {adj} | :: acarine (relating to or caused by acari) |
| acarino {m} [zoology] | :: acarus (mite in the genus Acarus) |
| Acarnânia {prop} {f} | :: Acarnânia (historical region) |
| acarnaniano {m} | :: Acarnanian (person from Acarnania) |
| acarnaniano {adj} | :: Acarnanian (of, from or relating to Acarnania) |
| acarnânio {m} | :: Acarnanian (person from Acarnania) |
| acarnânio {adj} | :: Acarnanian (of, from or relating to Acarnania) |
| a carne é fraca {proverb} | :: the flesh is weak (people are unable to completely refrain from sinning) |
| ácaro {m} /ˈakɐɾʊ/ | :: mite (an arachnid) |
| acarofobia {f} | :: acarophobia |
| acarologia {f} | :: acarology (the study of ticks and mites) |
| acarológico {adj} | :: acarological (relating to acarology) |
| acarose {f} | :: acariasis (disease caused by mites or ticks) |
| acarretar {v} /ɐ.kɐ.ʁɨ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to cart (transport in a cart or similar) |
| acarretar {v} | :: to carry |
| acarretar {v} | :: to cause, bring about |
| acartar {v} /ɐ.kɐɾ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to transport something on the back or on the head |
| a casa caiu {phrase} [idiom] | :: Said after a particularly undesirable, harmful change of events; often, though not always, said of a criminal or illicit activity discovered by the authority |
| a casa de um homem é o seu castelo {proverb} | :: a man's home is his castle |
| acasalar {v} [zoology] | :: to mate (to have sex; said of animals) |
| acaso {adv} /ɐ.ˈka.zu/ | :: by chance |
| acaso {adv} | :: maybe |
| acaso {m} | :: chance; luck |
| acastanhado {adj} | :: chestnut (coloured), brownish |
| acastanhar {vt} | :: to brown (to make brown) |
| acastelando {v} | :: gerund of acastelar |
| acastelar {v} | :: to fortify [with castles] |
| acastelar {v} | :: to heap or pile (up) |
| à cata {adv} | :: (usually with de) searching, in search |
| acatalasemia {f} [pathology] | :: acatalasaemia (lack of catalase in the blood) |
| acatalasia {f} [pathology] | :: acatalasaemia (lack of catalase in the blood) |
| acataléctico {adj} [poetry, prosody] | :: acatalectic (having the required number of syllables in the last foot) |
| acatalepsia {f} [philosophy] | :: acatalepsy (the doctrine that human knowledge never amounts to certainty) |
| acataléptico {adj} | :: acataleptic (incapable of being comprehended) |
| acatalético {adj} | :: alternative form of acataléctico |
| acatamento {m} | :: observance |
| acatamento {m} | :: compliance |
| acatando {v} | :: gerund of acatar |
| acatar {vt} | :: to observe |
| acatar {vt} | :: to respect, worship |
| acatar {vt} | :: to obey, heed, comply |
| acategórico {adj} | :: acategorical (not categorical) |
| acatisia {f} [medicine] | :: akathisia (sensation of restlessness characterised by an inability to sit still) |
| acatisto {m} | :: acathistus (Greek liturgical hymn in honour of Mary) |
| acatólico {adj} | :: acatholic (not Catholic) |
| acaudado {adj} | :: tailless; acaudate (without a tail) |
| acaule {adj} [botany] | :: acaulescent (having no stem) |
| acaulescente {adj} [botany] | :: acaulescent (having no stem) |
| acausal {adj} | :: acausal (not causal) |
| acausalidade {f} [physics] | :: acausality (lack of causality) |
| acautelar {v} | :: to prevent |
| acautelar {v} | :: to forearm, guard |
| a cavalo dado não se olham os dentes {proverb} | :: alternative form of a cavalo dado não se olha os dentes |
| a cavalo dado não se olha os dentes {proverb} | :: don't look a gift horse in the mouth (do not unappreciatively question a gift) |
| Acaz {prop} {m} | :: Ahaz (biblical king of Judah) |
| acção {f} | :: obsolete spelling of ação |
| accelerador {m} | :: obsolete spelling of acelerador |
| accelerador {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of acelerador |
| accentuar {v} | :: obsolete form of acentuar |
| accessit {m} | :: accessit (honorable mention in an academic contest) |
| acciaccatura {f} [music] | :: acciaccatura (short grace note occurring on the beat occupied by the main note) |
| Áccio {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Actium |
| accionista {mf} | :: obsolete spelling of acionista |
| acclarar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of aclarar |
| accolher {v} | :: obsolete spelling of acolher |
| accordar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of acordar |
| Accra {prop} {f} /ˈa.kɾɐ/ | :: Accra (capital city) |
| accreditar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of acreditar |
| accusar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of acusar |
| ace {m} [tennis] | :: ace (tennis: point scored without the opponent hitting the ball) |
| acebolado {adj} [cooking] /a.ˌse.bo.ˈla.du/ | :: onioned (containing or flavoured with onions) |
| acebolado {adj} | :: oniony (tasting or smelling of onions) |
| acebolado {adj} | :: multilayered (having multiple layers) |
| acedapsona {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: acedapsone (antimicrobial drug used to treat leprosy) |
| acedência {f} | :: accedence (the act of acceding) |
| acedendo {v} | :: gerund of aceder |
| aceder {v} /ɐsɨˈðeɾ/ | :: to comply (with), agree (to) |
| aceder {v} | :: to conform |
| aceder {v} | :: to access |
| acefalia {f} [medicine] | :: acephalia (birth defect in which the head is absent) |
| acéfalo {adj} | :: headless; acephalous (without a head) |
| acefalocístico {adj} | :: acephalocystic (pertaining to acephalocysts) |
| acefato {m} | :: acephate (an insecticide used primarily against aphids) |
| Aceguá {prop} | :: Aceguá (municipality) |
| Aceh {prop} {f} | :: Aceh (province) |
| aceitabilidade {f} /a.ˌsej.ta.ˌbi.li.ˈda.d͡ʒi/ | :: acceptability |
| aceitação {f} /əˈsetəsə̃ʊ/ | :: acceptance |
| aceitador {m} | :: acceptor (one who accepts something) |
| aceitador {adj} | :: accepting (which accepts) |
| aceitante {adj} | :: accepting |
| aceitante {mf} | :: acceptor |
| aceitar {v} /ɐ.sɐj.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to accept |
| aceitar {v} | :: to receive |
| aceitável {adj} | :: capable, worthy, or sure of being accepted; acceptable |
| aceitavelmente {adv} | :: acceptably (in an acceptable manner) |
| aceitavelmente {adv} | :: acceptably (to an acceptable degree) |
| acelarador {m} [dialectal] | :: alternative form of acelerador |
| acelarar {v} [dated, dialectal] | :: alternative form of acelerar |
| aceleração {f} | :: acceleration |
| aceleração angular {f} [classical mechanics] | :: angular acceleration (rate of change of angular velocity) |
| aceleradamente {adv} | :: quickly, rapidly |
| acelerado {adj} | :: accelerated |
| acelerado {adj} | :: fast, quick, rapid |
| acelerador {m} /ɐ.sɨ.lɨ.ɾɐ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: accelerator (a device for causing acceleration) |
| acelerador {m} | :: accelerator pedal |
| acelerador {adj} | :: accelerating (which causes something to accelerate) |
| acelerador de partículas {m} | :: particle accelerator (a device that accelerates electrically charged particles to extremely high speeds) |
| acelerar {v} /ɐ.sɨ.lɨ.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to accelerate |
| acelerável {adj} | :: accelerable (able to be accelerated) |
| acelerina {f} [medicine] | :: accelerin (a blood factor) |
| acelerógrafo {m} [seismology] | :: accelerograph (instrument used to record the acceleration of the ground during an earthquake) |
| acelerograma {m} [seismology] | :: accelerogram (graphical output from an accelerograph) |
| acelerometria {f} | :: accelerometry (the measurement of acceleration) |
| acelerométrico {adj} | :: accelerometric (of or pertaining to accelerometry) |
| acelerómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: accelerometer (instrument for measuring acceleration) |
| acelerômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of acelerómetro |
| acelga {f} [culinary, botany] /aˈsɛwɡɐ/ | :: chard (Beta vulgaris, sometimes Beta vulgaris var. cicla) |
| acelomado {adj} [zoology] | :: acoelomate (having no coelom) |
| acelular {adj} | :: acellular (not composed of cells) |
| acemetas {mp} [historical] | :: Acoemetae (fifth-century monastic order who kept up divine service day and night) |
| acenafteno {m} [organic compound] | :: acenaphthene (hydrocarbon found in coal tar) |
| acenaftileno {m} [organic compound] | :: acenaphthylene (a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon) |
| acenar {v} | :: to indicate something through gesture, such as waving one’s hand, nodding or moving one’s eyes |
| acendedor {m} | :: lighter (fire making device) |
| acendendo {v} /ɐsẽˈdẽdu/ | :: gerund of acender |
| acender {vt} /ɐ.sẽ.ˈdeɾ/ | :: to light (to set fire to) |
| acender {vi} | :: to light up; to catch fire |
| acender {vt} | :: to turn on (to activate a source of light) |
| acender {vi} | :: [of a source of light] to be turned on |
| acender {vt} | :: [figurative] to give birth to (to create or start something that can’t be stopped) |
| aceno {m} /ɐˈsenu/ | :: wave (movement of the arm or hand used for communication, especially to greet or say farewell to someone far away) |
| acento {m} [orthography] /ɐ.ˈsẽ.tu/ | :: accent (mark to indicate accent) |
| acento agudo {m} [orthography] | :: acute accent |
| acento agudo duplo {m} | :: double acute accent |
| acento circunflexo {m} | :: circumflex |
| acento de altura {m} [phonology] | :: pitch accent (tone system that uses variations in pitch to give prominence to a syllable or mora) |
| acento diacrítico {m} | :: diacritic (special mark) |
| acento grave {m} | :: grave accent |
| acento musical {m} [phonology] | :: pitch accent (tone system that uses variations in pitch to give prominence to a syllable or mora) |
| acento tonal {m} [phonology] | :: pitch accent (tone system that uses variations in pitch to give prominence to a syllable or mora) |
| acêntrico {adj} | :: acentric (without a centre) |
| acentuação {f} | :: the placement of a diacritical mark on a letter |
| acentuação {f} | :: accentuation (the act or process of accentuating) |
| acentuação {f} [music] | :: accentuation (pitch or modulation of the voice) |
| acentuado {adj} | :: marked |
| acentuado {adj} | :: accentuated |
| acentuador {m} | :: accentuator (an agent that accentuates) |
| acentual {adj} | :: accentual (of or pertaining to accent) |
| acentualmente {adv} | :: accentually (in an accentual manner) |
| acentuando {v} | :: gerund of acentuar |
| acentuar {v} | :: to accentuate, emphasize, distinguish, elevate |
| acentuável {adj} | :: accentuable (capable of being accented) |
| -áceo {suffix} | :: -aceous (of, relating to, or resembling the thing suffixed) |
| -áceo {suffix} | :: -aceous (belonging to a taxonomic family or other group) |
| acepção {f} [semantics] | :: sense (single meaning of a word) |
| acepipe {m} /aseˈpipi/ | :: appetiser, antipasto, hors d'oeuvre (food served before the main course) |
| acepipe {m} | :: delicacy (delicious food or dish) |
| aceptilação {f} [civil law] | :: acceptilation (release from debt or obligation without payment) |
| ácer {m} [botany] | :: maple |
| aceragem {f} | :: acierage (process of electroplating a copper engraving with iron or steel) |
| acerâmico {adj} [archaeology, of a culture] | :: aceramic (having no pottery) |
| acerar {v} | :: to acierate (to convert iron into steel) |
| a cera sobeja queima a igreja {proverb} | :: too many cooks spoil the broth |
| acerbamente {adv} | :: acerbically (sourly; bitterly) |
| acerbar {vt} [rare] | :: to exacerbate; to aggravate (to make something bad even worse) |
| acerbidade {f} | :: acerbity (sourness of taste) |
| acerbidade {f} | :: acerbity (harshness, bitterness or severity) |
| acerbo {adj} | :: acerb (bitter to the taste) |
| acercando {v} | :: gerund of acercar |
| acercar {v} /ɐsɨɾˈkaɾ/ | :: to approach |
| acercar {v} | :: to approximate |
| acerebral {adj} | :: acerebral (not involving the brain) |
| a cereja do bolo {f} [idiomatic] | :: the icing on the cake (something wonderful at the end of something good) |
| acerola {f} | :: acerola |
| aceroso {adj} | :: acerose (having a sharp, rigid point) |
| acerrimamente {adv} | :: superlative of acremente |
| acérrimo {adj} | :: superlative of acre |
| acertar {v} /ɐ.sɨɾ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to adjust |
| acertar {v} | :: to regulate |
| acertar {v} | :: to hit [a target] |
| acertar {v} | :: to be correct [about something] |
| acertar {v} | :: to coincide |
| acertar em cheio {v} [idiomatic] | :: hit the nail on the head (identify something exactly) |
| acerto {m} /a.ˈseɾ.tu/ | :: something that is correct |
| acerto {m} | :: hit, correct strike |
| acerto {m} | :: fluke, luck |
| acerto {m} | :: agreement |
| acerto {m} | :: adjustment |
| acervar {v} | :: to amass (to gather a great quantity of) |
| acervar {v} | :: to produce an inventory (detailed list of all of the items on hand) |
| acervo {m} /aˈsɛʁvu/ | :: heritage |
| acervo {m} | :: heap |
| acérvulo {m} | :: acervulus (calcified concretions near the pineal gland) |
| acescente {adj} | :: acescent (turning sour) |
| aceso {adj} /ɐ.ˈse.zu/ | :: lit; lighted (burning, especially with a small, controlled fire) |
| aceso {adj} | :: [of a light source] lit; on (activated and emitting light) |
| acêso {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of aceso |
| acessão {f} | :: accession |
| acessar {vt} /ɐ.sɨ.ˈsaɾ/ | :: to access (to gain or obtain access to) |
| acessar {vt} [computing] | :: to access (computing: to have access to (data)) |
| acessibilidade {f} | :: accessibility (the quality of being accessible, or of admitting approach) |
| acessível {adj} | :: accessible |
| acessivelmente {adv} /ˌa.se.ˌsi.vew.ˈmẽ.t͡ʃi/ | :: accessibly |
| acessivelmente {adv} | :: reasonably; inexpensively |
| acesso {m} /ɐˈsɛsu/ | :: access (a way or means of approaching) |
| acessória {f} [legal] | :: accessory (female) |
| acessoriamente {adv} | :: accessorily (in the manner of an accessory) |
| acessoriedade {f} | :: accessoriness (the state of being accessory) |
| acessório {m} | :: accessory, attachment |
| acessulfame K {m} | :: alternative form of acesulfame K |
| acessulfame-K {m} | :: alternative form of acesulfame K |
| acesulfame K {m} | :: acesulfame K (artificial sweetener) |
| acesulfame-K {m} | :: alternative spelling of acesulfame K |
| acetabular {adj} | :: acetabular (relating to the acetabulum) |
| acetabulífero {adj} | :: acetabuliferous (furnished with acetabula) |
| acetábulo {m} [anatomy] | :: acetabulum (bony cup that receives the head of the thigh bone) |
| acetabuloplastia {f} [surgery] | :: acetabuloplasty (corrective surgery to the acetabulum) |
| acetal {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetal (any diether of a geminal diol) |
| acetaldeído {m} [organic compound] | :: acetaldehyde |
| acetalização {f} [organic chemistry] | :: acetalization (reaction that yields an acetal) |
| acetamida {f} [organic compound] | :: acetamide (amide of acetic acid) |
| acetanilida {f} [organic chemistry, pharmaceutical drug] | :: acetanilide (amide derived from acetic acid and aniline) |
| acetarsol {m} [organic compound, medicine] | :: acetarsol (compound sometimes used as an antiinfective) |
| acetarsona {f} [organic compound, medicine, rare] | :: acetarsol (compound sometimes used as an antiinfective) |
| acetato {m} [uncountable, organic chemistry] /ɐ.sɨ.ˈta.tu/ | :: acetate |
| acetato {m} | :: transparency (a transparent material with an image on it, that is viewable by shining light through it.) |
| acetazolamida {f} | :: acetazolamide (carbonic anhydrase inhibitor that is used to treat glaucoma and other conditions) |
| Acetes {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Acoetes (attendant of Bacchus) |
| acético {adj} | :: acetic (pertaining to vinegar) |
| acético {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: acetic (pertaining to acetic acid) |
| acetificação {f} | :: acetification (the process of converting into vinegar) |
| acetificar {vt} | :: to acetify (convert into acid or vinegar) |
| acetilação {f} [chemistry] | :: acetylation (reaction of a substance with acetic acid) |
| acetilacetona {f} [organic compound] | :: acetylacetone (a diketone used as a solvent and as a coordination ligand) |
| acetilase {f} [enzyme] | :: acetylase (any enzyme that catalyses the formation of acetate esters) |
| acetilcisteína {f} [organic compound] | :: acetylcysteine (a mucolytic agent) |
| acetilcolina {f} [neurotransmitter] | :: acetylcholine (a neurotransmitter compound) |
| acetilcolinesterase {f} [enzyme] | :: acetylcholinesterase (enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of acetylcholine into choline and acetic acid) |
| acetilénico {adj} [European orthography, organic chemistry] | :: acetylenic (relating to acetylene) |
| acetilênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acetilénico |
| acetileno {m} [organic compound] /a.ˌse.t͡ʃi.ˈle.no/ | :: acetylene |
| acetilesterase {f} [enzyme] | :: acetylesterase (any enzyme that catalyses the hydrolysis of an acetate ester) |
| acetileto {m} [chemistry] | :: acetylide |
| acetílico {adj} | :: acetylic (pertaining to acetyl) |
| acetilmetionina {f} [organic compound] | :: acetylmethionine (the N-acetyl derivative of the amino acid methionine) |
| acetilsalicilato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetylsalicylate (salt or ester of acetylsalicylic acid) |
| acetiltiocolina {f} [organic compound] | :: acetylthiocholine (acetyl derivative of thiocolina) |
| acetoacetato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetoacetate (any salt or ester of acetoacetic acid) |
| acetoclástico {adj} | :: acetoclastic (that converts acetic acid to methane) |
| acetoexamida {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: acetohexamide (an antidiabetic drug) |
| acetofenona {f} [organic compound] | :: acetophenone (an aromatic ketone) |
| acetogénese {f} [European orthography, biochemistry] | :: acetogenesis (anaerobic production of acetic acid or acetate by bacteria) |
| acetogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acetogénese |
| acetogénico {adj} [European orthography, biochemistry] | :: acetogenic (capable of converting carbon dioxide or sugars into acetic acid or acetate) |
| acetogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acetogénico |
| acetoína {f} [organic compound] | :: acetoin (one of the constituents of the flavour of butter) |
| acetólise {f} [organic chemistry] | :: acetolysis (breakdown of an organic compound using acetic acid or acetic anhydride) |
| acetona {f} [organic compound] | :: acetone (the organic compound (CH3)2CO) |
| acetonaftona {f} [organic compound] | :: acetonaphthone (either of two isomers of methyl naphthyl ketone) |
| acetonemia {f} [medicine] | :: acetonemia (presence of excessive levels of acetone in blood) |
| acetonémico {adj} [European orthography] | :: acetonemic (pertaining to or suffering from acetonemia) |
| acetonêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acetonémico |
| acetónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: acetonic (relating to or producing acetone) |
| acetônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acetónico |
| acetonida {f} [organic chemistry] | :: acetonide (any cyclic acetal derived from acetone and a diol) |
| acetonitrila {f} [organic compound] | :: acetonitrile (the simplest organic cyanide or nitrile) |
| acetonúria {f} [pathology] | :: acetonuria (presence of acetone in the urine) |
| acetosa {f} | :: sorrel (plant) |
| acetosela {f} | :: wood sorrel (a white-flowered woodland plant, Oxalis acetosella) |
| acetosidade {f} | :: acetosity (the quality of being acetous) |
| acetosiringona {f} [organic compound] | :: acetosyringone (a derivative of acetophenone) |
| acetóxi {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetoxy (univalent radical derived from acetic acid by loss of a hydrogen atom) |
| acetrizoato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetrizoate (any salt or ester of acetrizoic acid) |
| aceturato {m} | :: aceturate |
| acetyleno {m} | :: obsolete spelling of acetileno |
| a céu aberto {adj} | :: outdoor, open-air |
| acha {f} /ˈa.ʃɐ/ | :: billet (piece of wood used as firewood) |
| acha {f} | :: battle-axe (axe for use in battle) |
| achado {m} /ɐ.ˈʃa.ðu/ | :: finding |
| achado {m} | :: find, discovery |
| achado não é roubado {proverb} | :: finders keepers (whoever finds something is allowed to keep it) |
| achagua {m} | :: Achagua (a language of Colombia) |
| Achaia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Acaia |
| achanar {v} /ɐʃɐˈnar/ | :: to flatten |
| achante {mf} [uncommon] | :: dated form of ashanti |
| achanti {mf} [uncommon] | :: dated spelling of ashanti |
| achaparrado {adj} /a.ʃa.pa.ˈʁa.du/ | :: stubby, chubby |
| achaparrar {v} /a.ʃa.pa.ˈʁa(ɾ)/ | :: to make or become stubby or chubby |
| achaque {m} /ɐ.ˈʃa.kɨ/ | :: frequent but minor malaise |
| achaque {m} | :: a moral or behavioural flaw; a vice |
| achaque {m} | :: an excuse for doing something; a pretext |
| achar {vt} /ɐ.ˈʃaɾ/ | :: to find; to encounter (to come across something that was unknown or had been lost) |
| achar {v} [ditransitive, copulative for the second object] | :: to find; to consider (to have the opinion that a given thing has the given quality) |
| achar {v} [ditransitive, copulative for the second object] | :: to find (to come across something in the given state) |
| achar {v} [que] | :: to think; to think that (to have the given opinion) |
| achar {v} [de] | :: to think of (to have an opinion regarding the worth of someone or something) |
| achar {vp} [copulative] | :: to be (in the given state or condition) |
| achar {vp} [Brazil, slang] | :: to be arrogant or act arrogantly; to think too highly of oneself |
| achar {m} | :: achar (a spicy and salty pickle of Indian cuisine) |
| acharya {m} | :: acharya (spiritual teacher) |
| achatado {adj} | :: flattened, compressed |
| achatado {adj} | :: crushed, squashed |
| achatando {v} | :: gerund of achatar |
| achatar {v} | :: to flatten |
| achatar {v} | :: to squash |
| achega {f} | :: addition |
| achega {f} | :: help |
| achegar {vt} /ˌa.ʃeˈɡa(ʁ)/ | :: to bring closer; to put within reach |
| achegar {vp} | :: to come closer |
| Achém {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Aceh |
| Achiles {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Aquiles |
| Achilles {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Aquiles |
| achinês {m} | :: Acehnese (a Malayo-Polynesian language spoken in Aceh) |
| achiote {m} | :: achiote (Bixa orellana, a tropical American evergreen shrub) |
| achiote {m} | :: achiote (seed of the achiote shrub) |
| achiote {m} | :: achiote (orange-red dye obtained from achiote seeds) |
| achismo {m} /a.ˈʃiz.mu/ | :: the tendency to, or an instance of, basing one's choices or actions on unproven beliefs |
| -acho {suffix} | :: forms pejorative diminutives; -aster |
| acho que sim {phrase} | :: I think so |
| aciaria {f} | :: steelworks |
| acicatar {v} | :: to spur |
| acicatar {v} [figuratively] | :: to spur; to incite, to encourage |
| acicate {m} | :: spur (implement for prodding a horse) |
| acicate {m} [figuratively] | :: incentive, spur (anything that inspires or motivates) |
| acíclico {adj} [chemistry] | :: acyclic |
| acicloguanosina {f} | :: acycloguanosine (a guanosine analogue antiviral drug) |
| acícula {f} | :: acicula (needle-like spine of some animals and plants) |
| acicular {adj} | :: acicular (needle-shaped) |
| acidamente {adv} | :: acidly; sourly (in an acid manner) |
| acidemia {f} [medicine] | :: acidaemia (increased acidity in the blood) |
| acidêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: acidaemic (afflicted with acidaemia) |
| acidentado {adj} | :: (being a) victim of an accident |
| acidentado {adj} [of terrain] | :: rough |
| acidental {adj} | :: accidental |
| acidentalidade {f} | :: accidentality (quality of being accidental) |
| acidentalmente {adv} /əsidɪ̃təlˈmɛ̃t̪/ | :: accidentally |
| acidentalmente {adv} | :: casually |
| acidente {m} /ɐ.si.ˈdẽ.tɨ/ | :: accident (unexpected event with negative consequences) |
| acidente {m} [geology] | :: accident (irregular surface) |
| acidente vascular cerebral {m} [medicine] | :: stroke, cerebrovascular accident |
| acidez {f} | :: acidity (the quality or state of being acid) |
| acídia {f} | :: accidie (general listlessness and apathy) |
| acidífero {adj} | :: acidiferous (containing acid) |
| acidificação {f} | :: acidification |
| acidificador {m} [chemistry] | :: acidifier (simple or compound whose presence is necessary to produce acidity) |
| acidificar {v} | :: to acidify |
| acidificável {adj} | :: acidifiable (capable of being acidified) |
| acidimetria {f} [chemistry] | :: acidimetry (measurement of the strength of acids) |
| acidímetro {m} [chemistry] | :: acidimeter (instrument for ascertaining the strength of acids) |
| acid jazz {m} [music genre] | :: acid jazz (music combining jazz with elements of soul music, funk and disco) |
| ácido {m} [chemistry] /ˈa.si.ðu/ | :: acid (any of various substances which react with bases to form salts) |
| ácido {m} [colloquial] | :: acid (any corrosive liquid) |
| ácido {m} [slang] | :: clipping of ácido lisérgico; acid |
| ácido {adj} | :: acid (very sour) |
| ácido {adj} [chemistry] | :: acidic (relating to or being an acid) |
| ácido {adj} [figurative] | :: unpleasant and/or sarcastic |
| ácido abiético {m} [organic compound] | :: abietic acid (a yellowish resin acid isolated from rosin and used in varnishes) |
| ácido abscísico {m} [biochemistry] | :: abscisic acid (plant hormone that inhibits seed germination) |
| ácido acético {m} [organic compound] | :: acetic acid (clear colourless organic acid, CH3COOH) |
| ácido acetilsalicílico {m} [organic compound] | :: acetylsalicylic acid (acetate ester of salicylic acid) |
| ácido acetoacético {m} [organic compound] | :: acetoacetic acid (an acid present in the urine of people suffering from starvation or some forms of diabetes) |
| ácido acetoidroxâmico {m} [organic compound] | :: acetohydroxamic acid (acetyl derivative of hydroxamic acid) |
| ácido aconítico {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aconitic acid (organic acid involved in the isomerisation of citrate to isocitrate) |
| ácido acrílico {m} [organic compound] | :: acrylic acid (an unsaturated organic acid) |
| ácido adenílico {m} [organic chemistry] | :: adenylic acid (a nucleotide found in RNA) |
| ácido adípico {m} [organic compound] | :: adipic acid (crystalline dicarboxylic acid) |
| ácido alantoico {m} [organic compound] | :: allantoic acid (an amidocarboxylic acid derived from allantoin) |
| ácido alantóico {m} | :: obsolete spelling of ácido alantoico |
| ácido aldônico {m} [Brazilian orthography, organic chemistry] | :: aldonic acid (any of a class of polyhydroxy carboxylic acids) |
| ácido algínico {m} [organic compound] | :: alginic acid (food additive extracted from some algae) |
| ácido aminobenzoico {m} [organic compound] | :: aminobenzoic acid (any benzoic acid with an amino group) |
| ácido aminobenzóico {m} | :: obsolete spelling of ácido aminobenzoico |
| ácido aminocaproico {m} [organic compound, pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminocaproic acid (any amino derivative of caproic acid) |
| ácido aminocapróico {m} | :: obsolete spelling of ácido aminocaproico |
| ácido aminolevulínico {m} [organic compound] | :: aminolevulinic acid (amino derivative of levulinic acid) |
| ácido aminossalicílico {m} [organic compound] | :: aminosalicylic acid (amino derivative of salicylic acid) |
| ácido anacárdico {m} [organic compound] | :: anacardic acid (liquid obtained from the shell of the cashew nut) |
| ácido angélico {m} [organic compound] | :: angelic acid (unsaturated organic acid found in angelica) |
| ácido antranílico {m} [amino acid] | :: anthranilic acid (the aromatic amino acid 2-aminobenzoic acid) |
| ácido araquídico {m} [fatty acid] | :: arachidic acid (a long-chain fatty acid found in groundnut oil) |
| ácido araquidónico {m} [European orthography, fatty acid] | :: arachidonic acid (long chain fatty acid precursor to prostaglandins) |
| ácido araquidônico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of ácido araquidónico |
| ácido argininosuccínico {m} [amino acid] | :: argininosuccinic acid (a basic amino acid) |
| ácido aristolóquico {m} [organic compound] | :: aristolochic acid (carboxylic acid extracted from birthworts) |
| ácido arsanílico {m} [organic compound] | :: arsanilic acid (an organoarsenic compound used as a veterinary feed additive) |
| ácido arsénico {m} [European orthography, inorganic compound] | :: arsenic acid (h3AsO4) |
| ácido arsênico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of ácido arsénico |
| ácido arsônico {m} [Brazilian orthography, inorganic compound] | :: arsonic acid (an acid derived from arsine) |
| ácido artemisínico {m} [organic compound] | :: artemisinic acid (a compound that is a precursor of artemisinin) |
| ácido ascórbico {m} [chemistry] | :: ascorbic acid (the white crystalline organic compound, C6H8O6) |
| ácido aspártico {m} [amino acid] | :: aspartic acid (a nonessential amino acid) |
| ácido bórico {m} [chemistry] | :: boric acid (white crystalline solid soluble as a weak acid) |
| ácido caprílico {m} [fatty acid] | :: caprylic acid |
| ácido carbâmico {m} [organic compound] | :: carbamic acid (NH2COOH) |
| ácido carbónico {m} [European orthography] | :: carbonic acid (a weak unstable acid, H2CO3) |
| ácido carbônico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of ácido carbónico |
| ácido carboxílico {m} | :: carboxylic acid |
| ácido chiquímico {m} [organic compound] | :: shikimic acid (organic compound extracted from star anise) |
| ácido cítrico {m} [organic compound] | :: citric acid (2-hydroxy-1,2,3-propanetricarboxylic acid, C6H8O7) |
| ácido clorídrico {m} [inorganic compound] | :: hydrochloric acid (strong acid made by dissolving the gas, hydrogen chloride) |
| ácido crisofânico {m} [organic compound] | :: chrysophanic acid (a dioxymethylanthraquinone found in rhubarb) |
| ácido crotónico {m} [European orthography, organic compound] | :: crotonic acid |
| ácido crotônico {m} [Brazilian orthography, organic chemistry] | :: crotonic acid (an unsaturated organic acid) |
| ácido desoxirribonucleico {m} [genetics, biochemistry] | :: deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA |
| ácido desoxirribonucléico {m} | :: superseded spelling of ácido desoxirribonucleico |
| acidofilia {f} [biology] | :: acidophilia (affinity for acidic conditions) |
| acidófilo {adj} | :: acidophilic (thriving under acidic conditions) |
| acidófilo {m} | :: acidophile (organism that thrives under acidic conditions) |
| ácido fólico {m} [vitamin, organic compound] | :: folic acid (vitamin B9, a polycyclic heterocyclic carboxylic acid) |
| ácido fórmico {m} [organic compound] | :: formic acid (methanoic acid) |
| ácido fosfórico {m} [inorganic compound] | :: phosphoric acid (a colourless liquid; H3PO4) |
| ácido ftálico {m} [organic chemistry] | :: phthalic acid |
| ácido gástrico {m} [biochemistry] | :: gastric acid (acidic secretion of the stomach) |
| acidogenicidade {f} | :: acidogenicity (the condition or extent of being acidogenic) |
| acidogénico {adj} [European orthography] | :: acidogenic (that generates acid or acidity) |
| acidogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acidogénico |
| ácido glutâmico {m} [amino acid] | :: glutamic acid (an nonessential amino acid) |
| ácido graxo {m} [biochemistry] | :: fatty acid (type of acid found in oils and fats) |
| ácido lático {m} [organic compound] | :: lactic acid (a compound found in milk) |
| acidólise {f} [chemistry] | :: acidolysis (decomposition of a molecule under the influence of an acid) |
| ácido lisérgico {m} [organic compound] | :: lysergic acid (the organic compound, 6-methyl-9,10-didehydro-ergoline-8-carboxylic acid) |
| ácido nítrico {m} [inorganic compound] | :: nitric acid (HNO3) |
| ácido nucleico {m} [biochemistry, genetics] | :: nucleic acid (acidic chainlike biological macromolecule) |
| ácido oleico {m} [fatty acid] | :: oleic acid (fatty acid found in olive oil) |
| ácido oxálico {m} [organic compound] | :: oxalic acid (a dicarboxylic acid) |
| ácido pirolenhoso {m} [chemistry] | :: pyroligneous acid (dark liquid) |
| ácido ribonucleico {m} [biochemistry] | :: ribonucleic acid (a macromolecule found in cells) |
| ácido salicílico {m} [organic compound] | :: salicylic acid (white crystalline organic acid) |
| acidose {f} [pathology] | :: acidosis (abnormally increased acidity of the blood) |
| ácido shikímico {m} | :: alternative spelling of ácido chiquímico |
| ácido shiquímico {m} | :: alternative spelling of ácido chiquímico |
| acidósico {adj} | :: alternative form of acidótico |
| ácido sulfúrico {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sulphuric acid (H2SO4) |
| ácido tartárico {m} | :: tartaric acid (white crystalline acid) |
| acidótico {adj} [pathology] | :: acidotic (having depressed alkalinity of blood or tissue) |
| ácido úrico {m} [chemistry] | :: uric acid (a bicyclic heterocyclic phenolic compound) |
| acidulação {f} | :: acidulation (the act of acidulating) |
| acidulamente {adv} | :: acidulously (in an acidulous manner) |
| acidulante {m} | :: acidulant (food additive used to increase acidity) |
| acidulante {adj} | :: which increases the acidity of something |
| acidular {vt} | :: to acidulate (to make something slightly acid) |
| acidular {vt} | :: to acidulate (to use an acidic catalyst) |
| acídulo {adj} | :: acidulous (slightly sour) |
| acidúria {f} | :: aciduria (presence of acid in the urine) |
| acidúrico {adj} [of bacteria] | :: aciduric (growing in acidic medium, but preferring an alkaline medium) |
| acila {f} [organic chemistry] | :: acyl (any of a class of organic radicals) |
| acilação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: acylation (the process of adding an acyl to a compound) |
| acilamida {f} [organic chemistry] | :: acylamide (any acyl amide) |
| acilglicerol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acylglycerol (any ester of glycerol) |
| aciltransferase {f} [enzyme] | :: acyltransferase (any of several enzymes that catalyse the transfer of acyl groups between lipids) |
| acima {adv} /ɐ.ˈsi.mɐ/ | :: up, upwards |
| acima da lei {adj} [idiomatic] | :: above the law |
| acima da média {adj} /aˈsĩmɐ da ˈmɛdʒɐ/ | :: above average |
| acima de {prep} | :: above (in a higher place) |
| acima de {prep} | :: over (more than a given amount) |
| acima de tudo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: above all |
| acima mencionado {adj} | :: abovementioned |
| acinace {m} [historical] | :: acinaces (ancient shortsword or sabre) |
| acinar {adj} [anatomy] | :: acinar (pertaining to or located in an acinus) |
| acinesia {f} [medicine] | :: akinesia (loss of the ability to control muscles) |
| acinético {adj} | :: akinesic (pertaining to or suffering from akinesia) |
| acinte {m} [uncountable] | :: effrontery (insolent and shameless audacity) |
| acinzentar {v} /ɐˌsĩzẽˈtaɾ/ | :: grey (to become or turn grey) |
| acionador {m} | :: activator |
| acional {adj} | :: actional (pertaining to action) |
| acionar {vt} | :: to action |
| acionar {vt} | :: to activate |
| acionar {vt} | :: to apply [brakes] |
| acionista {mf} [finance] | :: stockholder (one who owns stock) |
| acionista {mf} | :: shareholder (one who owns shares of stock) |
| acipitrídeo {m} [zoology] | :: accipitrid (any member of the Accipitridae) |
| acirologia {f} [rhetoric] | :: acyrologia (improper use of a word) |
| acirrado {adj} | :: irritated |
| acirrado {adj} | :: lively |
| acirrado {adj} | :: intense, fierce |
| acirrar {vt} | :: to irritate |
| acirrar {vt} | :: to incite |
| acirrar {vt} | :: to intensify |
| acismo {m} [rhetoric] | :: accismus (feigning disinterest in something while actually desiring it) |
| aclamação {f} | :: acclamation (eager expression of approval) |
| aclamador {m} | :: acclaimer (one who acclaims) |
| aclamador {adj} | :: serving to acclaim |
| aclamar {v} | :: to proclaim |
| aclamar {v} | :: to acclaim, applaud |
| aclamatório {adj} | :: acclamatory (expressing approval by acclamation) |
| aclamídeo {adj} [botany] | :: achlamydeous (having no floral envelope) |
| aclarar {v} /ɐklɐˈɾaɾ/ | :: to clarify (to make sure something is understood correctly) |
| aclarar {v} | :: to become or make clear, less dark |
| aclarar {vt} | :: to clear (one’s throat) |
| aclarar {vt} | :: to make (one’s voice) clearer |
| aclasia {f} [pathology] | :: aclasia (lack of a physical distinction between normal and pathological tissue) |
| aclimação {f} | :: acclimatization (adaptation to a new environment) |
| aclimado {adj} | :: acclimated (accustomed, adapted or hardened to some environment) |
| aclimatação {f} /ˌaklɨˌmatɐˈsɐ̃w/ | :: acclimatization (the act of acclimatizing) |
| aclimatar {vt} /aklɨmɐˈtaɾ/ | :: to acclimatize (get used to a new climate) |
| aclimatável {adj} | :: acclimatizable (capable of being acclimatized) |
| aclive {adj} | :: acclivous (sloping upward) |
| aclive {m} | :: an upward slope |
| aclividade {f} | :: an upward slope |
| acloridria {f} [medicine] | :: achlorhydria (absence of hydrochloric acid in the stomach) |
| aclorídrico {adj} [pathology] | :: achlorhydric (pertaining to or suffering from achlorhydria) |
| aclorófilo {adj} [botany] | :: achlorophyllous (not having chlorophyll) |
| acmeísmo {m} | :: Acmeism (a literary movement in early twentieth-century Russia) |
| acmeísta {adj} | :: Acmeist (pertaining to Acmeism) |
| acmeísta {mf} | :: Acmeist (a poet member of the Acmeist school) |
| acne {f} [pathology] | :: acne (a skin condition) |
| acne {f} | :: acne (a pattern of blemishes resulting from the skin condition) |
| acneiforme {adj} [pathology] | :: acneform (resembling acne) |
| -aço {suffix} | :: Forming augmentatives; words expressing greatness or size |
| aço {m} /ˈa.su/ | :: steel (alloy of iron and carbon) |
| acobardar {v} | :: to frighten |
| acobertar {v} | :: to cover (conceal or protect) |
| a cobrar {adj} [of a telephone call or delivery] | :: collect (paid for by the recipient) |
| acobreado {adj} | :: coppery, copper-coloured |
| aço carbono {m} | :: carbon steel (alloy of iron and carbon, the most common kind of steel) |
| açodamento {m} | :: haste |
| açodando {v} | :: gerund of açodar |
| açodar {v} | :: to rush |
| ações falam mais alto que palavras {proverb} | :: actions speak louder than words (it’s more effective to act than to speak) |
| acoimar {v} | :: to fine |
| acoimar {v} | :: to censure, punish |
| aço inoxidável {m} | :: stainless steel (corrosion-free alloy) |
| açoitamento {m} | :: flogging (the act of beating someone or something with a whip) |
| açoitar {v} | :: to flog, whip, lash |
| açoite {m} /ɐ.ˈsoj.tɨ/ | :: whip, crop, scourge, lash |
| acolá {adv} | :: over there |
| acolá {adv} | :: yonder; beyond |
| acolchoamento {m} | :: padding (soft filling material used in cushions etc.) |
| acolhedor {adj} /ɐ.ku.ʎɨ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: welcoming (hospitable, accessible and cordial) |
| acolhedor {adj} | :: cosy; snug (affording comfort and warmth) |
| acolhendo {v} | :: gerund of acolher |
| acolher {v} /ɐkuˈʎeɾ/ | :: to lodge or shelter |
| acolher {v} | :: to welcome (to accept something willingly or gladly) |
| acolhida {f} | :: welcome, welcoming |
| acolhimento {m} /ɐkuʎiˈmẽtu/ | :: welcome |
| acolhimento {m} | :: reception |
| acolia {f} [medicine] | :: acholia (bile deficiency) |
| acolitado {m} | :: alternative form of acolitato |
| acolitato {m} | :: acolyteship (condition of being an acolyte) |
| acólito {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: acolyte (person ordained to carry the wine, water and lights at Mass) |
| acólito {m} | :: acolyte; assistant |
| acometendo {v} | :: gerund of acometer |
| acometer {v} | :: to attack, assail |
| acometimento {m} [medicine, of a disease] | :: a sudden onset |
| acometimento {m} | :: commission (the act of committing, doing something) |
| acometimento {m} | :: charge; assault; onset |
| acomodabilidade {f} | :: accommodableness (the quality or condition of being accommodable) |
| acomodação {f} | :: accommodation (state of being fitted and adapted) |
| acomodacionismo {m} | :: accommodationism (policy of being accommodating) |
| acomodacionista {mf} | :: accommodationist (someone who accommodates opposition and compromises their own stance) |
| acomodador {adj} | :: accommodating (affording accommodation) |
| acomodador {m} | :: accommodator (one who accommodates) |
| acomodamento {m} | :: accommodation, conciliation |
| acomodante {adj} | :: accommodating (affording accommodation) |
| acomodar {v} /a.ko.mo.ˈda(ʁ)/ | :: to accommodate |
| acomodar {v} | :: to settle, resolve [a dispute] |
| acomodatório {adj} | :: accommodatory (relating to or affording accommodation) |
| acomodável {adj} | :: accommodatable (capable of being accommodated) |
| acompanhado {adj} /ɐkõpɐˈɲaðu/ | :: accompanied |
| acompanhador {m} [music] | :: accompanist (performer who takes the accompanying part) |
| acompanhador {adj} | :: who accompanies |
| acompanhamento {m} | :: accompaniment (all senses) |
| acompanhando {v} | :: gerund of acompanhar |
| acompanhante {adj} | :: accompanying |
| acompanhante {mf} | :: companion |
| acompanhante {mf} | :: date |
| acompanhante de luxo {mf} | :: rent boy |
| acompanhar {v} /ɐ.kõ.pɐ.ˈɲaɾ/ | :: to accompany |
| acompridar {vt} | :: to lengthen (to make longer) |
| Aconcágua {prop} {m} | :: Aconcágua (mountain) |
| aconchegante {adj} | :: cozy (affording comfort and warmth) |
| aconchegar {vt} | :: to tuck |
| aconchegar {v} | :: to make cozy, comfortable |
| aconchegar {vp} | :: to snuggle |
| aconchego {m} /ɐ.kõ.ˈʃe.ɣu/ | :: cosiness (state or quality of being cosy) |
| acondicionar {vt} | :: to put something into a package or container; to pack |
| acondicionar {vt} | :: to store; to warehouse (keep something in a safe place it is not being used) |
| acondicionar {vtp} [usually] | :: to condition (make someone accustomed to something) |
| acondrítico {adj} [geology] | :: achondritic (pertaining to achondrites) |
| acondrito {m} | :: achondrite (stony meteorite that contains no chondrules) |
| acondrogénese {f} [European orthography] | :: achondrogenesis (congenital defect characterised by a very short body, short limbs and skeletal abnormalities) |
| acondrogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acondrogénese |
| acondroplasia {f} [teratology] | :: achondroplasia (a genetic disorder) |
| acondroplástico {adj} | :: achondroplastic (relating to or suffering from achondroplasia) |
| aconitase {f} [biochemistry] | :: aconitase (aconitate hydratase) |
| aconitato {m} [chemistry] | :: aconitate (any salt or ester of aconitic acid) |
| aconitina {f} [organic compound] | :: aconitine (a poisonous alkaloid) |
| acónito {m} [European orthography] | :: aconite; wolfsbane (a poisonous herb) |
| acônito {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of acónito |
| aconselhabilidade {f} [rare] | :: advisability (the quality of being advisable) |
| aconselhador {adj} | :: adviceful (providing advice) |
| aconselhamento {m} | :: counselling, advising |
| aconselhando {v} | :: gerund of aconselhar |
| aconselhante {adj} | :: adviceful (providing advice) |
| aconselhar {v} /ɐkõsɨˈʎaɾ/ | :: to advise, counsel |
| aconselhável {adj} | :: advisable |
| aconselhavelmente {adv} [rare] | :: advisably (in an advisable manner) |
| acontece {interj} | :: nevermind; it happens |
| acontece que {v} [idiomatic] | :: (as) it turns out |
| acontecer {vt} [impersonal] /ɐ.kõ.tɨ.ˈseɾ/ | :: to happen; to occur; to take place |
| acontecer {v} [colloquial] | :: to become famous or successful |
| acontecer nas melhores famílias {v} [impersonal] /a.ˌkõ.te.ˈse(ɾ) naz me.ˈʎɔ.ɾis fa.ˈmi.ljas/ | :: used to comfort a person who is excessively disappointed with his mistake |
| acontecer nas melhores famílias {v} [impersonal] | :: describes something people from all walks of life may have to go through |
| acontecimento {m} /ɐkõtɨsiˈmẽtu/ | :: event |
| acontecimento {m} | :: happening, occurrence |
| acontextual {adj} | :: acontextual (without context) |
| a contragosto {adv} [idiomatic] | :: against the grain; unwillingly; reluctantly |
| acoplado {adj} | :: linked, connected |
| acoplar {v} /akoˈplaɾ/ | :: couple (to join two things together) |
| açor {m} /ɐ.ˈsoɾ/ | :: goshawk (bird of prey in the genus Accipiter) |
| açorda {f} [culinary] /ɐ.ˈsoɾ.ðɐ/ | :: a typical Portuguese dish composed of thinly sliced bread with garlic, finely chopped coriander, olive oil, vinegar, water, salt and poached eggs |
| acordado {adj} /ɐ.kuɾ.ˈða.ðu/ | :: awake; conscious |
| acordamento {m} | :: awakening (the act of awaking) |
| acordar {vi} /ɐ.kuɾ.ˈdaɾ/ | :: to awake; to wake up (to stop sleeping) |
| acordar {vt} | :: to wake; to wake up; to awaken (to cause someone to stop sleeping) |
| acordar {v} | :: [para] to wake up (to) (to become aware of a serious issue) |
| acordar {vi} | :: to wake up (to stop being sleepy) |
| acordar {vt} | :: to wake up (to cause to stop being sleepy) |
| acordar {vt} | :: to instigate; to stir up (to incite feelings) |
| acordar {vt} | :: to accord (to bring into accord) |
| acordar com o pé esquerdo {v} [idiom] | :: to get up on the wrong side of the bed (to be in a bad mood; to have a bad day from the start, for no particular reason) |
| acordar para a vida {v} [idiomatic] | :: wake up and smell the coffee (stop deluding oneself) |
| acorde {m} [music] /aˈkɔʁ.d͡ʒi/ | :: chord (three or more simultaneous notes) |
| acorde {m} [figurative] | :: harmony; accord (a pleasing combination of actions, elements or sentiments) |
| acordeão {m} [music instrument] | :: accordion (a keyed, bellows-driven wind instrument) |
| acordeonista {mf} | :: accordionist |
| acordo {m} /ɐ.ˈkoɾ.ðu/ | :: agreement; deal (an understanding to follow a course of conduct) |
| acordo {m} | :: agreementaccord (agreement or concurrence of opinion) |
| acordo {m} [international law] | :: treaty (a binding agreement under international law) |
| acôrdo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of acordo |
| acordo pré-nupcial {m} | :: prenuptial agreement (document including provisions for division of property in the event of divorce) |
| Açores {prop} {mp} | :: Açores (archipelago/and/autonomous region) |
| açoriana {f} | :: feminine noun of açoriano |
| açoriano {m} | :: Azorean (someone from the Azores) |
| açoriano {adj} | :: Azorean (of or from the Azores) |
| ácoro {m} | :: sweet flag; calamus (Acorus calamus, a perennial wetland plant with an aromatic medicinal root) |
| acorrentado {adj} /a.ko.ʁẽ.ˈta.du/ | :: chained (bound in chains) |
| acorrentado {adj} [figurative] | :: bound to someone of something |
| acorrentar {v} | :: to chain |
| acortinar {v} | :: curtain (to cover with a curtain) |
| A Corunha {prop} {f} /ɐ kuˈɾuɲɐ/ | :: A Corunha (province) |
| A Corunha {prop} {f} | :: A Corunha (city) |
| acosmismo {m} [philosophy] | :: acosmism (denial of the existence of the universe as distinct from God) |
| acosmista {mf} [philosophy] | :: acosmist (one who denies the existence of a universe as distinct from God) |
| acostamento {m} [Brazil] | :: shoulder (part of a road where drivers may stop in an emergency) |
| acostar {vi} [nautical] /ɐkuʃˈtaɾ/ | :: to dock; to board |
| acostumadamente {adv} | :: accustomedly (in an accustomed manner) |
| acostumado {adj} /ɐ.kuʃ.tu.ˈma.ðu/ | :: accustomed |
| acostumar {v} [a] /ɐ.kuʃ.tu.ˈmaɾ/ | :: to accustom |
| acostumar {v} [a, .pronominal] | :: to get used to |
| acotiledónea {f} [European orthography, botany] | :: acotyledon (plant that has no cotyledons) |
| acotiledônea {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acotiledónea |
| acotiledóneo {adj} [European orthography, botany] | :: acotyledonous (having no seed lobes) |
| acotiledôneo {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acotiledóneo |
| acotovelar {v} | :: alternative form of cotovelar |
| açougue {m} /ɐ.ˈso(w).ɣɨ/ | :: butchershop |
| açougue {m} | :: slaughterhouse |
| açougue {m} | :: massacre |
| açougue {m} [Brazil] | :: whorehouse |
| açougueira {f} | :: feminine noun of açougueiro |
| açougueiro {m} | :: butcher (a person who prepares and sells meat) |
| açoutar {v} | :: alternative form of açoitar |
| açoute {m} | :: alternative form of açoite |
| acovardar {vt} /a.ˌko.vaʁ.ˈda(ʁ)/ | :: to make someone lose their courage; to frighten |
| acovardar {vp} | :: to lose one’s courage; to chicken out |
| acqua alta {f} /ˈakwɐ ˈaltɐ/ | :: acqua alta (regular flooding in Venice) |
| Acra {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Accra |
| acral {adj} | :: acral (pertaining to peripheral body parts) |
| acrania {f} [physiology] | :: acrania (absence of the skull) |
| acrasia {f} | :: acrasia (lack of self-control) |
| acrático {adj} | :: akratic (relating to akrasia) |
| acre {adj} /ˈa.kɾɨ/ | :: sharp (having an intense, acrid flavour) |
| acre {m} | :: acre (unit of surface area) |
| Acre {prop} {f} | :: Acre (city) |
| Acre {prop} {m} | :: Acre (state) |
| acreção {f} | :: accretion (act of increasing or growing) |
| acrecional {adj} | :: accretionary (relating to accretion) |
| acrecionário {adj} | :: accretionary (relating to accretion) |
| acreditar {v} [em] /ɐ.kɾɨ.ði.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to believe in (accept that someone is telling the truth) |
| acreditar {v} [em, que] | :: to believe in/that (accept that something is true) |
| acreditar {v} [que] | :: to believe that; to think that (to consider likely) |
| acreditar {vt} | :: to accredit (bring into credit) |
| acrescendo {v} | :: gerund of acrescer |
| acrescentar {vt} /ɐ.kɾɨʃ.sẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to increase |
| acrescentar {v} [a] | :: to add to |
| acrescentar {vt} | :: to add [to a conversation] |
| acrescer {v} /ɐkɾɨʃˈseɾ/ | :: to increase |
| acrescer {v} | :: to add |
| acrescer {v} | :: to accrue |
| acrescerão {f} | :: increase |
| acrescerão {f} | :: addition |
| acrescerão {f} | :: accrual |
| acréscimo {m} /a.ˈkɾɛ.si.mu/ | :: increase |
| acrescível {adj} | :: accruable (able to be accrued) |
| acretivo {adj} | :: accretive; accretionary (relating to accretion) |
| acriano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Acre (state) |
| acriano {m} | :: Someone from Acre |
| acridídeo {m} [entomology] | :: acridid (any member of the Acrididae) |
| acridina {f} [organic compound] | :: acridine (tricyclic aromatic heterocycle obtained from coal tar) |
| ácrido {adj} | :: acrid (causing irritation in tissue) |
| acrilamida {f} [organic compound] | :: acrylamide (amide of acrylic acid) |
| acrilato {m} [organic compound] | :: acrylate (salt or ester of acrylic acid) |
| acrílico {adj} | :: acrylic |
| acrilonitrila {f} [organic compound] | :: acrylonitrile (toxic colourless liquid) |
| acrilonitrilo {m} | :: alternative form of acrilonitrila |
| acrimónia {f} [European orthography] | :: acrimony (bitter hatred) |
| acrimônia {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of acrimónia |
| acrimoniosamente {adv} | :: acrimoniously (in an acrimonious manner) |
| acrimonioso {adj} | :: acrimonious (sharp and harsh) |
| acritarca {m} [paleontology, palynology] | :: acritarch (small, unclassifiable organic fossil) |
| acriticamente {adv} | :: acritically (in an acritical manner) |
| acrítico {adj} | :: acritical (not critical) |
| acrivastina {f} | :: acrivastine (a drug used to treat allergies) |
| acroasfixia {f} [pathology] | :: acroasphyxia (impaired circulation to the fingers) |
| acrobacia {f} | :: acrobatics (art of performing acrobatic feats) |
| acrobata {mf} | :: acrobat (an athlete who performs acts requiring skill, agility and coordination) |
| acróbata {mf} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of acrobata |
| acrobaticamente {adv} | :: acrobatically (in an acrobatic manner) |
| acrobático {adj} | :: acrobatic (of or pertaining to acrobats or acrobacy) |
| acrocefalia {f} | :: acrocephaly (condition of suffering from a pointed skull) |
| acrocefalosindactilia {f} [pathology] | :: acrocephalosyndactylia (craniosynostosis with syndactyly) |
| acrocêntrico {adj} [genetics, of a chromosome] | :: acrocentric (having the centromere near an end) |
| acroceratose {f} [pathology] | :: acrokeratosis (keratosis of the fingers and toes) |
| acroceratose verruciforme {f} | :: acrokeratosis verruciformis (disorder characterized by small, verrucous skin lesions) |
| acroceráunio {adj} | :: Acroceraunian (relating to the high mountain range of thunder-smitten peaks) |
| acrocianose {f} [pathology] | :: acrocyanosis |
| acrodermatite {f} [pathology] | :: acrodermatitis (dermatitis that affects the hands and feet) |
| acrodermatite enteropática {f} [pathology] | :: acrodermatitis enteropathica (metabolic disorder affecting the uptake of zinc) |
| acrodermatose {f} [pathology] | :: acrodermatosis (dermatosis that affects the hands or feet) |
| acrodextrina {f} [biochemistry, cytology] | :: achrodextrin (a form of dextrin that is not colourable by iodine) |
| acrodinia {f} [pathology] | :: acrodynia (a disease of the skin) |
| acrodínico {adj} | :: acrodynic (pertaining to or suffering from acrodynia) |
| acrodonte {adj} | :: acrodont (having teeth united to the top of the alveolar ridge) |
| acrofase {f} [physiology] | :: acrophase (time period during which a cycle peaks) |
| acrofobia {f} | :: acrophobia |
| acrofóbico {adj} | :: acrophobic (pertaining to or suffering from acrophobia) |
| acrófobo {adj} | :: acrophobic (pertaining to or suffering from acrophobia) |
| acrofonia {f} | :: acrophony (naming of letters so their names begin with the letter itself) |
| acrofónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: acrophonical (relating to or having the property of acrophony) |
| acrofônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acrofónico |
| acrógeno {adj} [botany] | :: acrogenous (increasing by growth from the extremity) |
| acrogeria {f} [pathology] | :: acrogeria (appearance of senility in the hands or feet) |
| acrograma {m} /ˌakɾoˈɡɾɐ̃mɐ/ | :: acronym (word formed by initial letters) |
| acrolectal {adj} [linguistics] | :: acrolectal (pertaining to an acrolect) |
| acrolecto {m} [linguistics] | :: acrolect (variety of speech that is considered the standard form) |
| acroleína {f} [organic compound] | :: acrolein (a pungent, acrid, poisonous liquid aldehyde) |
| acroletal {adj} | :: alternative form of acrolectal |
| acroleto {m} | :: alternative form of acrolecto |
| acromático {adj} [optics] | :: achromatic (free from colour) |
| acromático {adj} [optics] | :: achromatic (containing components to prevent colour-related distortion) |
| acromático {adj} [music] | :: achromatic (having only the diatonic notes of the scale) |
| acromatismo {m} | :: achromatism (state or quality of being achromatic) |
| acromatizar {vt} [optics] | :: to achromatize (to remove chromatic aberration) |
| acromatopsia {f} | :: achromatopsia (defective ability to see colours) |
| acromatópsico {adj} | :: achromatopsic (unable to see colours) |
| acromegalia {f} [disease] | :: acromegaly (chronic disease marked by enlargement of the bones) |
| acromegálico {adj} [pathology] | :: acromegalic (pertaining to acromegaly) |
| acromia {f} [medicine] | :: achromia (absence of pigmentation) |
| acromial {adj} | :: acromial (pertaining to the acromion) |
| acromicria {f} [pathology] | :: acromicria (hypoplasia of the limbs) |
| acrómio {m} [European orthography, anatomy] | :: acromion (outermost point of the shoulder blade) |
| acrômio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of acrómio |
| acromioclavicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: acromioclavicular (pertaining to the acromion and the clavicle) |
| acromioplastia {f} | :: acromioplasty (surgical removal of the acromion bone) |
| acromotriquia {f} | :: achromotrichia (absence of pigmentation in the hair) |
| acrónimo {m} [Portugal] | :: acronym (word formed by initial letters) |
| acrônimo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of acrónimo |
| acronologicamente {adv} | :: achronologically (without chronological order) |
| acronológico {adj} [chiefly literature, film] | :: achronological (not chronological) |
| acropaquia {f} | :: acropachy (subperiosteal formation of new bone) |
| acroparestesia {f} [medicine] | :: acroparesthesia (severe pain in the extremities) |
| acropetal {adj} [botany] | :: acropetal (that develops from the base towards the apex in sequence) |
| acropetalmente {adv} | :: acropetally (in an acropetal manner) |
| acrópole {f} | :: acropolis (promontory of Ancient Greek cities) |
| Acrópole {prop} {f} | :: Acrópole (citadel) |
| acropustulose {f} | :: acropustulosis (acrodermatitis with pustular involvement) |
| acroscópico {adj} | :: acroscopic (toward or facing the apex) |
| acrosina {f} [enzyme] | :: acrosin (proteolytic enzyme found in acrosomes) |
| acrossomal {adj} | :: acrosomal (pertaining to acrosomes) |
| acrossomo {m} | :: acrosome (end of the head of a spermatozoon) |
| acrosticamente {adv} | :: acrostically (in the manner of an acrostic) |
| acróstico {m} | :: acrostic (poem or text with certain letters spelling out a name or message) |
| acróstico {adj} | :: acrostical (like an acrostic) |
| acrotério {m} [architecture] | :: acroterium (small pedestal for a statue or ornament) |
| acrotomofilia {f} [psychology] | :: acrotomophilia (sexual attraction toward amputees) |
| acta {f} /ˈa.tɐ/ | :: minute (record of meeting) |
| actante {m} [grammar] | :: actant (any of the participants in a grammatical clause) |
| actema {m} [psychology, semiotics] | :: acteme (a unit of behavior) |
| actigrafia {f} | :: actigraphy (the use of the actigraph to record the movements of a sleeping subject) |
| actígrafo {m} [medicine] | :: actigraph (accelerometer that records sleep activities) |
| actina {f} | :: actin (a globular structural protein) |
| actínia {f} | :: actinia; sea anemone |
| actinicamente {adv} | :: actinically (in an actinic manner) |
| actínico {adj} | :: actinic (relating to actinism) |
| actinídeo {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: actinide |
| actinidina {f} | :: actinidin (an enzyme present in kiwi fruit) |
| actinídio {m} | :: alternative form of actinídeo |
| actinina {f} [protein] | :: actinin (protein responsible for the attachment of actin fibres in muscle cells) |
| actínio {m} /ɐkˈtinju/ | :: actinium (chemical element) |
| actinismo {m} [chemistry, physics] | :: actinism (the property of electromagnetic radiation that leads to the production of photochemical effects) |
| actino- {prefix} [biology] | :: actino- (having a radial form) |
| actinobacilose {f} [medicine] | :: actinobacillosis (zoonotic disease caused by the Actinobacillus bacteria) |
| actinobactéria {f} | :: actinobacterium (any member of the Actinobacteria) |
| actinógrafo {m} | :: actinograph (recording actinometer) |
| actinolita {f} [mineral] | :: actinolite (mineral with monoclinic crystals belonging to the amphibole group) |
| actinolite {f} | :: alternative form of actinolita |
| actinolítico {adj} [mineralogy] | :: actinolitic (of the nature of, or containing, actinolite) |
| actinolito {m} | :: alternative form of actinolita |
| actinologia {f} | :: actinology (study of the effect of light on chemicals) |
| actinometria {f} | :: actinometry (measurement of the heating power of electromagnetic radiation) |
| actinométrico {adj} | :: actinometric (pertaining to actinometry) |
| actinómetro {m} [European orthography, physics] | :: actinometer (device used to measure the heating power of electromagnetic radiation) |
| actinômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of actinómetro |
| actinomiceta {m} | :: actinomycete (bacterium of the order Actinomycetales) |
| actinomicina {f} [protein, pharmaceutical drug] | :: actinomycin (antibiotic found in bacteria of genus Streptomyces) |
| actinomicose {f} [pathology] | :: actinomycosis (infectious bacterial disease of cattle and swine) |
| actinomicótico {adj} | :: actinomycotic (pertaining to actinomycosis) |
| actinomorfo {adj} [botany, of a flower] | :: actinomorphic (whose petals are radially symmetric) |
| actinopterígio {m} [zoology] | :: actinopterygian (any of the ray-finned fish of the class Actinopterygii) |
| actinorriza {f} [biology] | :: actinorhiza (nodule formed from a symbiotic relationship between an actinomycete and fine plant roots) |
| actinostélico {adj} | :: actinostelic (relating to or possessing an actinostele) |
| actinostelo {m} [botany] | :: actinostele (protostele in which the core of vascular tissue in the stem extends outward) |
| actinoterapia {f} [medicine] | :: actinotherapy (treatment of disease by ultraviolet light) |
| Actium {prop} {m} | :: Actium (promontory) |
| activação {f} | :: alternative form of ativação |
| activador {m} | :: obsolete spelling of ativador |
| activador {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of ativador |
| activamente {adv} | :: superseded spelling of ativamente |
| activando {v} | :: gerund of activar |
| activar {v} | :: superseded spelling of ativar |
| actividade {f} | :: superseded spelling of atividade |
| activina {f} | :: activin (a peptide that participates in diverse bodily functions) |
| activismo {m} | :: activism |
| activista {mf} | :: obsolete spelling of ativista |
| activista {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of ativista |
| activo {m} | :: superseded spelling of ativo |
| activo {adj} | :: superseded spelling of ativo |
| activo {v} | :: superseded spelling of ativo |
| activo fixo {m} [business, accounting] | :: fixed asset |
| acto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of ato |
| actograma {m} | :: actogram (representation of the activity of an animal isolated from environmental cues as to the time of day) |
| actomiosina {f} [protein] | :: actomyosin (a protein complex found in muscle fibres) |
| actor {m} | :: superseded spelling of ator |
| actriz {f} | :: superseded spelling of atriz |
| actuação {f} /ɐtwɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: alternative form of atuação |
| actual {adj} | :: superseded spelling of atual |
| actualidade {f} | :: obsolete spelling of atualidade |
| actualização {f} | :: update |
| actualizado {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of atualizado |
| actualizar {v} | :: to update |
| actualizar {v} | :: to modernize |
| actualmente {adv} | :: superseded spelling of atualmente |
| actuar {v} | :: alternative form of atuar |
| Acube {prop} {m} [biblical] | :: Akkub (any of several minor characters in the Hebrew Bible) |
| açucar {m} | :: obsolete spelling of açúcar |
| açúcar {m} /ɐ.ˈsu.kɐɾ/ | :: sugar |
| açucarando {v} | :: gerund of açucarar |
| açucarar {v} | :: to sweeten |
| açúcar de confeiteiro {m} | :: powdered sugar (very finely ground sugar) |
| açucareiro {m} | :: sugar bowl (small receptacle for serving sugar on a table) |
| açúcar mascavado {m} | :: alternative form of açúcar mascavo |
| açúcar mascavo {m} | :: muscovado; jaggery (unrefined sugar) |
| açucena {m} /ɐ.su.ˈse.nɐ/ | :: lily |
| Açucena {prop} | :: Açucena (municipality) |
| açucena branca {f} | :: annunciation lily (Lilium candidum, the common white lily) |
| açucre {m} [dated or dialectal] | :: alternative form of açúcar |
| açude {m} /ɐ.ˈsu.ðɨ/ | :: dam (structure built across a body of water) |
| açude {m} [Brazil] | :: a small artificial lake |
| acudir {vit} /ɐkuˈðiɾ/ | :: to respond, retort |
| acudir {vit} | :: to help |
| acudir {vit} | :: to run to; to converge (on) |
| acuidade {f} | :: acuity; sharpness; acuteness |
| açulando {v} | :: gerund of açular |
| açular {v} /ɐsuˈlaɾ/ | :: to incite (dogs to bite) |
| aculeado {adj} | :: aculeate (having prickles or sharp points) |
| aculeiforme {adj} | :: aculeiform (like a prickle) |
| acúleo {m} | :: thorn (sharp protective spine of a plant) |
| aculeolado {adj} | :: aculeolate (having small prickles) |
| aculturação {f} | :: acculturation (process by which a person or people acquire a culture) |
| acultural {adj} | :: acultural (without, or irrespective of, culture) |
| aculturalmente {adv} | :: aculturally (in an acultural way) |
| aculturante {adj} | :: acculturative (that produces acculturation) |
| aculturativo {adj} | :: acculturative (that produces acculturation) |
| acumbente {adj} [botany] | :: accumbent (lying against something) |
| acumetria {f} | :: acoumetry (the measuring of the power or extent of hearing) |
| acuminado {adj} | :: accuminate (tapering to a point) |
| acuminar {v} | :: to accuminate (to taper to a point) |
| acumpliciamento {m} | :: abetting (the act of one who abets) |
| acumulação {f} | :: accumulation (act of accumulating, the state of being accumulated) |
| acumulador {m} | :: accumulator (one who or that which accumulates) |
| acumuladora {f} | :: feminine noun of acumulador |
| acumular {v} /ˌɐkumuˈlaɾ/ | :: accumulate (to grow in number) |
| acumulativamente {adv} | :: accumulatively (in an accumulative manner) |
| acumulatividade {f} | :: accumulativeness (the state or quality of being accumulative) |
| acumulativo {adj} | :: accumulative (serving to collect or amass) |
| acumulativo {adj} | :: accumulative; cumulative (characterised by accumulation) |
| acumulável {adj} | :: accumulable (able to be accumulated) |
| acúmulo {m} /ɐ.ˈku.mu.lu/ | :: accumulation (act of accumulating, the state of being accumulated) |
| acuponto {m} [alternative medicine] | :: acupoint (a specific point on the body where acupuncture is applied) |
| acupressão {f} | :: acupressure (alternative medicine technique in which physical pressure is applied to acupoints) |
| acupunctura {f} | :: alternative spelling of acupuntura |
| acupuntura {f} | :: acupuncture (insertion of needles for remedial purposes) |
| acupuntural {adj} | :: acupunctural (relating to acupuncture) |
| acupunturar {vt} | :: to acupuncture (to treat with acupuncture) |
| acupunturista {mf} | :: acupuncturist (professional engaged in the practice of acupuncture) |
| acurácia {f} /a.kuˈɾa.sja/ | :: accuracy |
| acurado {adj} | :: Conformed to truth; accurate |
| a curiosidade matou o gato {proverb} | :: curiosity killed the cat (one should not be curious about things that can be dangerous) |
| a curto prazo {adv} | :: in the short term (in the near or immediate future) |
| acusação {f} | :: accusation |
| acusado {adj} /ɐkuˈzaðu/ | :: accused |
| acusado {m} | :: accused |
| acusador {m} /ɐˌkuzɐˈðoɾ/ | :: accuser (one who accuses) |
| acusadoramente {adv} | :: accusingly |
| acusar {v} /ɐkuˈzaɾ/ | :: to accuse |
| acusativamente {adv} | :: accusatively (in an accusative manner) |
| acusatividade {f} [grammar] | :: accusativity (the quality of being accusative) |
| acusativo {adj} | :: accusative; accusative case |
| acusatoriamente {adv} | :: accusatively (in an accusative manner) |
| acusatoriamente {adv} | :: accusatorily (in an accusatory way) |
| acusatório {adj} | :: accusatory; accusative (pertaining to or containing an accusation) |
| acusável {adj} | :: accusable (liable to be accused) |
| acusma {m} [pathology] | :: acousma (auditory hallucination) |
| acusmático {adj} [music] | :: acousmatic (referring to pre-recorded music that is presented in concert using loudspeakers) |
| à custa de {adv} | :: at the expense of |
| acústica {f} /a.ˈkus.t͡ʃi.kɐ/ | :: acoustics (quality of a space for doing music) |
| acústica {f} [physics] | :: acoustics (the science of sounds) |
| acusticamente {adv} [manner] | :: acoustically (in an acoustic manner) |
| acusticista {mf} | :: acoustician (one versed in acoustics) |
| acústico {adj} | :: acoustic (pertaining to hearing or the science of sounds) |
| acústico {adj} [music] | :: acoustic (producing or produced without electrical amplification) |
| acutângulo {adj} [geometry, of a triangle] | :: acute-angled (having three acute angles) |
| acutilante {adj} | :: slashing |
| acutilante {adj} [figuratively] | :: sharp, acute |
| acutilar {v} | :: to hit or cut with a blade |
| acutipuru {m} | :: Sciurus aestuans (Brazilian squirrel) |
| ad- {prefix} | :: ad- (near; at) |
| -ada {suffix} /ˈa.dɐ/ | :: forms the feminine singular past participle of verbs whose infinitive ends in -ar |
| -ada {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns denoting objects, meaning “a strike or blow with the object” |
| -ada {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from verbs, denoting the action of the verb |
| -ada {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns, denoting a collection or excessive amount of the suffixed noun |
| -ada {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from the names of containers, meaning “as much as can be held by the container”; -ful |
| -ada {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from the names of food, meaning “a dish whose primary ingredient is that food” |
| -ada {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from the name of fruits, meaning “juice or jam made with that fruit” |
| Ada {prop} {f} [biblical character] | :: Adah (wife of Lamech) |
| Ada {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| adactilia {f} [pathology] | :: adactylism (absence of fingers or toes) |
| Adad {prop} {m} [Mesopotamian god] /a.ˈdad͡ʒ/ | :: Adad (god of storms) |
| adaga {f} [weapons] /ɐˈdaɡɐ/ | :: dagger (a stabbing weapon) |
| adaga {f} [typography] | :: dagger; the character † |
| adagial {adj} | :: adagial (pertaining to an adage) |
| adagieto {m} | :: alternative spelling of adagietto |
| adagietto {m} [music] | :: adagietto (passage played more lighthearted than adagio) |
| adágio {m} [music] | :: adagio (tempo mark indicating that music is to be played slowly) |
| adágio {m} | :: adage; saying; proverb; maxim |
| adamantano {m} [organic compound] | :: adamantane (polycyclic hydrocarbon) |
| adamante {m} | :: adamant (a rock or mineral held by some to be of impenetrable hardness; a name given to the diamond and other substances of extreme hardness) |
| adamantila {f} [organic chemistry] | :: adamantyl (univalent radical derived from adamantane) |
| Adamantina {prop} {f} | :: Adamantina (municipality) |
| adamantinamente {adv} | :: adamantinely (in an adamantine way) |
| adamantino {adj} | :: adamant (determined; unshakeable; unyielding) |
| adamantinoma {m} [medicine] | :: adamantinoma (benign tumor of the jaw) |
| adamantium {m} [fiction] | :: adamantium (fictional indestructible metal) |
| Adamastor {prop} {m} /ɐ.ðɐ.mɐʃ.ˈtoɾ/ | :: a giant famed by Camoens in his epic poem Os Lusíadas, who represents the dangers Portuguese sailors faced when trying to round the Cape of Storms |
| adambulacral {adj} | :: adambulacral (next to the ambulacra) |
| adâmico {adj} | :: Adamic (relating to the Biblical character Adam) |
| adamita {f} [mineral] | :: adamite (a zinc arsenate hydroxide mineral) |
| adamita {mf} [historical] | :: Adamite (member of an early Christian sect of northern Africa) |
| Adamnan {prop} {m} | :: Adamnan (Irish saint) |
| Adamnão {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Adamnan |
| adamsita {f} | :: adamsite (an organic compound used as a riot-control agent) |
| Adana {prop} {f} | :: Adana (city) |
| adansónia {f} [European orthography] | :: adansonia (any member of the tree genus Adansonia) |
| adansônia {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of adansónia |
| Adão {prop} {m} /ɐ.ˈðɐ̃w̃/ | :: given name |
| Adão {prop} {m} | :: Adam (in Abrahamic religions, the first man and the progenitor of the human race) |
| adapaleno {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: adapalene (a medicine used to treat skin conditions) |
| adaptabilidade {f} /a.ˌdap.ta.ˌbi.li.ˈda.d͡ʒi/ | :: adaptability (the quality of being adaptable) |
| adaptação {f} /ɐðɐ(p)tɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: adaptation |
| adaptação {f} | :: customization |
| adaptacionismo {m} [evolutionary biology] | :: adaptationism (the view that many traits of organisms are evolved adaptations) |
| adaptacionista {mf} | :: adaptationist (supporter of adaptationism) |
| adaptador {m} | :: adaptor (device to allow compatibility) |
| adaptador {m} | :: adaptor (device allowing plug to fit in a different type of socket) |
| adaptar {v} /aˌdapˈtaɾ/ | :: adapt (to make suitable) |
| adaptativamente {adv} | :: adaptively (in an adaptive manner) |
| adaptatividade {f} | :: adaptiveness; adaptivity (the state or quality of being adaptive) |
| adaptativo {adj} | :: adaptive (of, pertaining to, characterized by or showing adaptation; making or made fit or suitable) |
| adaptável {adj} | :: adaptable |
| adaptina {f} [protein] | :: adaptin (protein that mediates the formation of vesicles by clathrin-coated pits) |
| adaptogénico {adj} [European orthography] | :: adaptogenic (being or relating to an adaptogen) |
| adaptogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of adaptogénico |
| adaptógeno {m} [medicine] | :: adaptogen (herbal substance with a normalising effect upon body functions) |
| adaptometria {f} [optics] | :: adaptometry (measurement of the threshold of brightness) |
| adaptómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: adaptometer (instrument that measures the minimum threshold of brightness that can be detected) |
| adaptômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of adaptómetro |
| adar {m} [Judaism] | :: Adar (sixth Jewish month) |
| adarga {f} /a.ˈdaɻ.ɡa/ | :: a type of leather shield |
| adátomo {m} [materials science] | :: adatom (atom that lies on a crystal surface) |
| adax {m} | :: addax (Addax nasomaculatus, a large African antelope) |
| adaxial {adj} [botany] | :: adaxial (on the side that is towards the axis or central line) |
| adaxialmente {adv} | :: adaxially (in an adaxial manner) |
| add {v} [, Internet slang, uninflected] | :: to add in certain internet services |
| add {v} | :: to friend (to add as a friend in a social network) |
| add {v} | :: to add (to add as a contact in an instant messenger service) |
| addisoniano {adj} | :: Addisonian (relating to Addison’s disease) |
| addissoniano {adj} | :: alternative spelling of addisoniano |
| add-on {m} [software] | :: add-on (extension of core application) |
| adéctico {adj} [of a pupa] | :: adecticous (having no mandibles) |
| adedanha {n} /a.de.dã.ŋa/ | :: popular name in Brazil for the game Stop! |
| adedanha {n} | :: popular game in which the participants take a sheet of paper and write some columns containing subjects such as "name, location, object, fruit, etc" and then they use their fingers to show a number. All the hands are counted and then the amount of numbers will correspond to the alphabet letters. The resulting letter becomes the first letter to rule the choice of the possible names for the columns |
| adega {f} /ɐ.ˈðɛ.ɣɐ/ | :: cellar (collection of wine) |
| adega {f} | :: bodega |
| Adelaide {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adelaide {prop} {f} | :: Adelaide (state capital) |
| adelantado {m} | :: adelantado (governor of a Spanish province) |
| adeleiro {m} [chiefly, Portugal] | :: alternative form of adelo |
| adelfia {f} [botany] | :: adelphy (fusion of stamen filaments) |
| adélfico {adj} | :: adelphic (describing a form of polyandry where a woman is married to brothers) |
| adelfo {adj} [botany] | :: adelphous (having coalescent or clustered filaments) |
| adelfofagia {f} | :: adelphophagy (consumption of one embryo by another) |
| adelfogamia {f} [rare] | :: adelphogamy (marriage between brothers and a sisters) |
| adelgaçando {v} | :: gerund of adelgaçar |
| adelgaçar {vt} /a.dew.ɡa.ˈsa(ɾ)/ | :: to thin (make thin or thinner) |
| adelgaçar {vi} | :: to thin (become thin or thinner) |
| adelgaçar {vt} | :: to make lean or leaner, less fat |
| adelgaçar {vi} | :: to become lean or leaner |
| adelgaçar {vi} [of fog, a cloud, a shadow, etc.] | :: to become less dense |
| adelgaçar {v} [figurative] | :: to hone (refine or master a skill) |
| Adélio {prop} /a.ˈdɛ.lju/ | :: given name |
| adelo {m} [chiefly, Portugal] /ɐ.ˈðɛ.lu/ | :: thrift shop (shop which sells used goods) |
| adelo {m} [chiefly, Portugal] | :: a secondhand dealer |
| adelomorfo {adj} [medicine] | :: adelomorphous (having a form that is not clearly defined) |
| adem {m} /ˈa.dẽj̃/ | :: mallard (Anas platyrhynchos, a wild species of duck) |
| Adem {prop} {m} | :: Adem (city/and/seaport) |
| ademais {adv} [conjunctive] | :: besides (also; in addition) |
| ademocrático {adj} | :: undemocratic (not democratic) |
| adendo {m} | :: addendum (appendix or supplement to a document) |
| adenectomia {f} [surgery] | :: adenectomy (surgical removal of the adenoid glands) |
| adenilação {f} [biochemistry] | :: adenylation (process that forms an adenylate) |
| adenilato ciclase {f} [biochemistry] | :: adenylate cyclase (an enzyme) |
| adenina {f} /ˌəðɯ̽ˈninə/ | :: adenine (base pairing with thymine or uracil) |
| adenite {f} [symptom, pathology] | :: adenitis (glandular inflammation) |
| adeno- {prefix} | :: adeno- (relating to glands) |
| adenoacantoma {m} [pathology] | :: adenoacanthoma (adenocarcinoma characterised by the presence of squamous cells) |
| adenoameloblastoma {m} [pathology] | :: adenoameloblastoma (benign adenomatoid odontogenic tumour) |
| adenoamigdalectomia {f} [surgery] | :: adenotonsillectomy (surgical removal of adenoids and tonsils) |
| adenocarcinoma {m} [oncology] | :: adenocarcinoma (any of several forms of carcinoma that originate in glandular tissue) |
| adenocarcinomatoso {adj} | :: adenocarcinomatous (of or pertaining to adenocarcinomas) |
| adenocistoma {m} [pathology] | :: adenocystoma (adenoma in which the neoplastic glandular epithelium forms cysts) |
| adenofibroma {m} [pathology] | :: adenofibroma (a type of benign neoplasm) |
| adenoidal {adj} [anatomy] | :: adenoidal (pertaining to the adenoids) |
| adenoide {f} [anatomy] | :: adenoid (mass of lymphatic tissue situated posterior to the nasal cavity) |
| adenoidectomia {f} [surgery] | :: adenoidectomy (surgical removal of the adenoids) |
| adenoidite {f} [medicine] | :: adenoiditis (inflammation of the adenoid) |
| adenoipófise {f} [anatomy] | :: adenohypophysis (the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland) |
| adenolinfoma {m} | :: adenolymphoma (a type of benign tumor) |
| adenolipoma {m} [pathology] | :: adenolipoma (benign lipoma of a gland) |
| adenoma {m} [pathology] | :: adenoma (benign tumour of the epithelium) |
| adenomatoide {adj} | :: adenomatoid (relating to an adenoma) |
| adenomatose {f} [medicine] | :: adenomatosis (form of cancer) |
| adenomatoso {adj} | :: adenomatoid (of or pertaining to an adenoma) |
| adenomegalia {f} | :: adenomegaly (enlargement of a gland) |
| adenómero {m} [European orthography, anatomy] | :: adenomere (functional unit in a salivary gland) |
| adenômero {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of adenómero |
| adenomioma {m} | :: adenomyoma (complex tumor including components derived from glands and muscle) |
| adenomiomatose {f} [pathology] | :: adenomyomatosis (the condition of having adenomyomas) |
| adenomiose {f} [medicine] | :: adenomyosis (presence of ectopic glandular tissue in the surrounding muscles) |
| adenopatia {f} | :: adenopathy (any glandular disease) |
| adenose {f} | :: adenosis (benign swelling of lymph glands) |
| adenosiltransferase {f} [enzyme] | :: adenosyltransferase (any enzyme that catalyses the transfer of an adenosyl group) |
| adenosina {f} [organic compound] | :: adenosine (nucleoside derived from adenine and ribose) |
| adenossarcoma {m} [oncology] | :: adenosarcoma (cancer that arises from mesenchymal tissue and has a benign glandular component) |
| adenotonsilectomia {f} [surgery] | :: adenotonsillectomy (surgical removal of adenoids and tonsils) |
| adenoviral {adj} | :: adenoviral (relating to or caused by an adenovirus) |
| adenovírus {m} | :: adenovirus (any virus of the family Adenoviridae) |
| adentrar {v} /a.dẽ.ˈtɾa(ʁ)/ | :: to get into, to go into |
| adentrar {vt} | :: to push (violently) into |
| adentrar {vr} [figurative] | :: to concentrate, to meditate |
| adentro {adv} | :: inside (towards the interior) |
| adepta {f} | :: female equivalent of adepto |
| adepto {m} | :: contributor (a person who backs, supports or champions a cause, activity or institution) |
| adepto {m} [sports] | :: fan; supporter |
| adequabilidade {f} | :: suitability (the quality of being suitable) |
| adequação {f} | :: adequacy (the condition of being adequate) |
| adequadamente {adv} | :: adequately (in an adequate manner) |
| adequadamente {adv} | :: adequately; sufficiently |
| adequado {adj} /a.de.ˈkwa.du/ | :: suitable, appropriate |
| adequado {adj} | :: adequate |
| adequar {vt} /a.de.ˈkwa(ʁ)/ | :: to adequate; to adapt; to conform |
| adequar {v} [a, .pronominal] | :: to suit; to adapt to; to fit in (to be adequate or fitted to) |
| adereço {m} | :: ornament |
| adereço {m} [theater, in the plural] | :: props |
| aderência {f} /ˌa.dɨ.ˈɾɐ̃j̃.sjə/ | :: adherence (union of two objects) |
| aderência {f} | :: acceptance of a belief |
| aderente {adj} | :: tenacious (clinging to an object or surface; adhesive) |
| aderente {mf} | :: adherent (member of a party or association) |
| aderentemente {adv} | :: adherently (in an adherent manner) |
| aderindo {v} | :: gerund of aderir |
| aderir {v} | :: to adhere |
| à deriva {adj} | :: adrift (floating at random) |
| à deriva {adv} | :: adrift (in a drifting condition) |
| adernar {v} [nautical] | :: to heel until the gunwale of one side is under water; to capsize on its side |
| aderno {m} | :: buckthorn (plant of the genus Rhamnus) |
| adesão {f} /ɐ.ðɨ.ˈzɐ̃w̃/ | :: accession; admission |
| adesão {f} | :: adherence |
| adesão {f} | :: support; adoption |
| adesão {f} | :: membership; admission; affiliation |
| adesão {f} | :: coherence |
| adesina {f} [biochemistry] | :: adhesin (factor enabling bacteria to adhere to epithelial surfaces) |
| adesivamente {adv} | :: adhesively (in an adhesive manner) |
| adesividade {f} | :: adhesiveness (the quality of being, or the degree to which a thing is, adhesive) |
| adesivo {adj} | :: adhesive; sticky |
| adesivo {m} | :: sticker (something that sticks) |
| adesivo {m} | :: sticker (adhesive label or decal) |
| a despeito de {prep} | :: in spite of (despite) |
| adéspota {adj} | :: adespotic (not despotic) |
| adestramento {m} | :: dressage |
| adestrar {v} | :: to turn right |
| adestrar {vt} | :: to train, teach |
| adestrar {vt} | :: to discipline |
| adeus {interj} /ɐ.ˈðewʃ/ | :: goodbye (farewell) |
| a Deus dará {adj} [idiomatic] | :: disordered |
| adeusinho {m} /a.dew.ˈzi.ɲu/ | :: diminutive of adeus |
| adeusinho {interj} [familiar, often, sarcastic] | :: goodbye; bye-bye |
| adhan {m} [Islam] | :: adhan (the call to prayer) |
| adherência {f} | :: obsolete spelling of aderência |
| adherir {v} | :: obsolete spelling of aderir |
| adhesaõ {f} | :: obsolete spelling of adesão |
| adhesão {f} | :: obsolete spelling of adesão |
| ad hoc {adj} | :: ad hoc (created for a particular purpose) |
| ad-hocracia {f} | :: alternative spelling of adhocracia |
| adhocracia {f} [business] | :: adhocracy (organisation designed to be flexible and responsive to the needs of the moment) |
| ad hominem {adj} [of an argument] | :: ad hominem (being a personal attack) |
| ad hominem {adv} | :: In an ad hominem manner |
| adiabaticamente {adv} [science] | :: adiabatically (in an adiabatic way) |
| adiabaticidade {f} [physics, chemistry] | :: adiabaticity (the condition of being adiabatic) |
| adiabático {adj} [physics, thermodynamics, of a process] | :: adiabatic (occurring without gain or loss of heat) |
| adiadococinesia {f} | :: adiadochokinesia (inability to perform rapid alternating movements) |
| adiamento {m} | :: postponement, delay |
| adiamento {m} | :: deferment, stay |
| adiamento {m} | :: adjournment |
| adiamento {m} | :: respite |
| adiamento {m} | :: procrastination |
| adiantadamente {adv} | :: anticipatedly (ahead of the correct time or schedule) |
| adiantamento {m} | :: progress |
| adiantamento {m} | :: advance (all senses) |
| adiantamento {m} | :: boldness, audacity |
| adiantar {v} /ˌɐ.djɐ̃.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to bring to the front, bring forward |
| adiantar {v} | :: to anticipate information |
| adiantar {v} | :: to work, function, to have a point (referring to actions) |
| adiante {adv} /ɐ.ˈðjɐ̃.tɨ/ | :: ahead, forward |
| adiante {adv} | :: in front |
| adiar {v} | :: to postpone, delay, adjourn, defer |
| adição {f} /ɐ.di.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: addition (act of adding) |
| adição {f} [uncountable, mathematics] | :: addition |
| adição-padrão {f} [chemistry] | :: spike addition (technique in analytical chemistry) |
| adicção {f} | :: addiction |
| adicional {adj} /ɐðisjuˈnaɫ/ | :: additional (supplemental or added to something) |
| adicionalidade {f} | :: additionality (the property of being additional) |
| adicionalmente {adv} | :: additionally |
| adicionar {v} /ɐ.ði.sju.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to add, sum [numbers] |
| adicionar {v} | :: to insert |
| adicionável {adj} | :: addible (capable of being added) |
| adicto {m} | :: addict, junkie (person who is addicted, especially to a harmful drug) |
| adido {m} | :: attaché (diplomatic officer) |
| adifenina {f} | :: adiphenine (an antispasmodic drug) |
| Adige {prop} {m} | :: Adige (river) |
| Ádige {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Adige |
| Adi Granth {m} | :: Adi Granth (the main religious text of Sikhism) |
| adimensional {adj} | :: adimensional (without dimensions) |
| adinamia {f} | :: adynamia (loss of strength due to disease) |
| adinâmico {adj} | :: adynamic (without strength or vigor) |
| ad infinitum {adv} | :: ad infinitum; endlessly |
| adinkra {m} | :: adinkra (visual symbol representing a concept or aphorism, created by the Akan) |
| adipato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: adipate (salt or ester of adipic acid) |
| ádipe {m} | :: adeps (soft or liquid animal fat) |
| adipo- {prefix} [anatomy, medicine] | :: adipo- (relating to fat) |
| ádipo {m} | :: alternative form of ádipe |
| adipocera {f} | :: adipocere (waxy substance that forms on dead animal tissues) |
| adipocina {f} [biochemistry] | :: adipokine (any of several cytokines secreted by adipose tissue) |
| adipócito {m} [cytology] | :: adipocyte (cell that stores fat) |
| adipogénese {f} [European orthography, biochemistry] | :: adipogenesis (the formation of fatty tissue) |
| adipogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of adipogénese |
| adipoíla {f} [organic chemistry] | :: adipoyl (divalent radical obtained by removing the two hydroxyl groups of adipic acid) |
| adiponectina {f} [biochemistry] | :: adiponectin (hormone that modulates glucose regulation and fatty acid catabolism) |
| adiponectinemia {f} [pathology] | :: adiponectinemia |
| adiponitrila {f} [chemistry] | :: adiponitrile (an organic compound) |
| adipose {f} [medical] | :: adiposis (accumulation of adipose tissue) |
| adiposidade {f} | :: adiposeness (the state or quality of being adipose) |
| adiposidade {f} [medicine] | :: adiposity (accumulation of fat in a tissue) |
| adiposo {adj} | :: adipose (containing, composed of, or consisting of fat) |
| adipsia {f} [medicine] | :: adipsia (absence of thirst) |
| Adirondacks {prop} {mp} | :: Adirondacks (range) |
| Adis Abeba {prop} {f} | :: Adis Abeba (caplc) |
| adisoniano {adj} | :: alternative spelling of addisoniano |
| a distância {adv} | :: at a distance; from a distance; aloof |
| a distância {adv} | :: See: pt a distância |
| à distância {adv} | :: alternative form of a distância |
| aditamento {m} | :: addition, supplement |
| aditando {v} | :: gerund of aditar |
| aditar {v} | :: to add (make additions) |
| aditar {v} | :: to enter (make an entrance) |
| aditivamente {adv} | :: additively (in an additive manner) |
| aditividade {f} | :: additivity (the property of being additive) |
| aditivo {m} | :: additive (substance altering another substance) |
| ádito {m} /ˈa.ði.tu/ | :: adytum (innermost sanctuary or shrine in ancient temples) |
| ádito {m} | :: aditus (the entrance to a cavity or channel) |
| adivasi {m} | :: Adivasi (member of the tribal groups considered the aboriginal population of South Asia) |
| adivinha {f} | :: riddle |
| adivinhação {f} [uncountable] | :: divination (act of divining) |
| adivinhando {v} | :: gerund of adivinhar |
| adivinhar {v} /ɐ.ði.vi.ˈɲaɾ/ | :: to guess |
| adivinhar {v} | :: to foretell |
| adjacência {f} | :: adjacency (the quality of being adjacent) |
| adjacências {fp} | :: surroundings; neighbourhood (area surrounding a place) |
| adjacente {adj} | :: adjacent (lying next to, close, or contiguous; neighbouring) |
| adjacente {adj} | :: adjacent (just before, after, or facing) |
| adjacente {adj} | :: adjoining (being in contact at some point) |
| adjacente {adj} [geography] | :: marginal (geographically adjacent) |
| adjacentemente {adv} | :: adjacently (in such a way as to be adjacent) |
| Adjara {prop} {f} | :: Adjara (autonomous republic) |
| adjectivo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of adjetivo |
| adjectivo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of adjetivo |
| adjetivação {f} | :: adjectivization (the process of turning into an adjective) |
| adjetivamente {adv} | :: adjectively (in the manner of an adjective) |
| adjetivar {vt} | :: adjective (to make an adjective of) |
| adjetivo {m} [grammar] | :: adjective (a word that modifies or describes a noun) |
| adjetivo {adj} [grammar] | :: adjective; adjectival (functioning as an adjective) |
| adjudicação {f} | :: adjudication |
| adjudicar {vt} | :: to award, grant |
| adjudicar {vt} | :: to adjudicate |
| adjunção {f} | :: adjunction (the act of joining) |
| adjuntamente {adv} | :: adjunctly (in an adjunct manner) |
| adjuntivo {adj} | :: adjunctive (forming an adjunct) |
| adjunto {m} | :: adjunct (something attached or subordinate to something else) |
| adjunto {m} [grammar] | :: adjunct (dispensable phrase that amplifies a sentence’s meaning) |
| adjuração {f} | :: adjuration (solemn oath) |
| adjutório {adj} | :: adjuvant (which helps or assists) |
| adjuvância {f} [medicine] | :: adjuvant therapy (therapy that is given in addition to the primary, main, or initial therapy) |
| adjuvante {adj} | :: adjuvant (which helps or assists) |
| adjuvante {adj} [phramacology, of a drug] | :: adjuvant (containing a substance that aids the principal ingredient) |
| adjuvante {mf} | :: adjuvant (person who helps or assists) |
| adjuvante {m} [phramacology] | :: adjuvant (substance that aids the principal ingredient of a drug) |
| Adlai {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Adlai (father of one of King David’s officials) |
| adleriano {adj} | :: Adlerian (relating to Austrian psychotherapist Alfred Adler) |
| adluminal {adj} [anatomy] | :: adluminal (near or toward the lumen of a seminiferous tubule) |
| admin {mf} [computing] /ad͡ʒ.ˈmĩ/ | :: administrator (computing: one who responsible for software and maintenance of a computer or network) |
| adminicular {adj} | :: adminicular (supplying help; corroborative; explanatory) |
| adminículo {m} | :: adminicle (corroborative proof) |
| administração {f} /ˌɐdmiˌniʃtɾɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: administration (the act of administering) |
| administração {f} | :: administration (a body who administers) |
| administração {f} [uncountable] | :: management (social science) |
| administrador {adj} /ɐd.mi.niʃ.tɾɐ.ˈdoɾ/ | :: that manages; that administers; administrative |
| administrador {m} [management] | :: administrator |
| administradora {f} | :: female equivalent of administrador |
| administrador de banco de dados {m} [computing] | :: database administrator |
| administrante {adj} | :: That manages; that administers; administrator |
| administrar {vt} /ɐdminiʃˈtrar/ | :: to administer |
| administrativamente {adv} | :: administratively (in an administrative manner) |
| administrativo {adj} | :: administrative (of or relating to administering or administration) |
| administrável {adj} | :: administrable (able to be administered) |
| admirabilidade {f} | :: admirability (the quality of being admirable) |
| admiração {f} /ɐd.mi.ɾɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: admiration |
| admiração {f} | :: wonder |
| admirador {adj} /ɐðmiɾɐˈdoɾ/ | :: admiring (feeling or showing admiration) |
| admirador {m} | :: admirer (one who admires) |
| admiradora {f} | :: female equivalent of admirador |
| admirar {v} /ɐd.mi.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to admire |
| admirativamente {adv} | :: admiratively (in an admirative manner) |
| admirativo {adj} | :: admirative (characterised by admiration) |
| admiravel {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of admirável |
| admirável {adj} | :: admirable (worthy of being admired) |
| admiravelmente {adv} | :: admirably |
| admirávelmente {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of admiravelmente |
| admissão {f} | :: admission (all senses) |
| admissibilidade {m} [legal] | :: admissibility |
| admissível {adj} | :: admissible |
| admissivelmente {adv} | :: admissibly (admissible manner) |
| admissor {m} | :: admitter (someone who admits to something) |
| admissor {adj} | :: who admits to something |
| admissor {adj} | :: being an admission |
| admitidamente {adv} | :: admittedly (by admission) |
| admitindo {v} | :: gerund of admitir - admitting |
| admitir {v} /ɐd.miˈtiɾ/ | :: to admit, accept |
| admitir {v} | :: to allow |
| admitir {v} | :: to acknowledge |
| admitir {v} | :: to concede |
| admoestação {f} | :: reproach (mild rebuke, or an implied criticism) |
| admoestador {m} | :: admonisher (one who admonishes) |
| admoestador {adj} | :: who admonishes |
| admoestador {adj} | :: being an admonishment |
| admoestadoramente {adv} | :: admonishingly (in an admonishing manner) |
| admoestar {vt} /ɐdmwɛʃˈtar/ | :: to admonish |
| admonição {f} | :: admonition (gentle or friendly reproof) |
| admonitor {m} | :: admonitor; admonisher (someone who admonishes) |
| admonitor {adj} [rare] | :: admonitive (conveying admonition) |
| admonitório {adj} | :: admonitory (of or pertaining to an admonition) |
| ADN {m} [biochemistry] | :: DNA; initialism of ácido desoxirribonucleico DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) |
| adnação {f} [botany] | :: adnation (adhesion of different floral verticils) |
| adnado {adj} | :: alternative form of adnato |
| adnato {adj} | :: adnate (linked or fused to something) |
| ad nauseam {adv} | :: ad nauseam (being repeated too often) |
| ADNc {m} [genetics] | :: initialism of ADN complementar cDNA |
| adnexal {adj} [botany] | :: adnexal (having the property of being adnexed) |
| adnominal {adj} [grammar] | :: adnominal (qualifying a noun) |
| -ado {suffix} /ˈa.du/ | :: forms the masculine singular past participle of verbs whose infinitives end in -ar |
| -ado {suffix} | :: forms adjectives, from verbs, meaning “that has suffered the action,” and nouns meaning “something or someone who has suffered the action” |
| -ado {suffix} | :: forms adjectives, from nouns, meaning “which contains the suffixed noun” |
| -ado {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from the names of types of professionals, meaning the position of being that type of professional; -dom |
| -ado {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from the names of types of professionals, meaning the class formed by those professionals; -ate |
| -ado {suffix} | :: forms adjectives, from the names of colours, meaning -ish |
| adobe {m} | :: adobe (unburnt brick) |
| adoçante {m} /aðuˈsɐ̃tɨ/ | :: sweetener (sugar substitute) |
| adoção {f} /ɐ.ðɔ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: adoption |
| adoçar {vt} /ɐðuˈsaɾ/ | :: to sweeten |
| adoçar {vt} | :: to blunt |
| adocicado {adj} | :: sweet; sweetened (containing a sweetening ingredient) |
| adocicar {vt} | :: sweeten (to make sweet to the taste) |
| adocionismo {m} [Christianity] | :: adoptionism (form of Christianity which maintains that Jesus is divine only in the sense that God adopted him) |
| adocionista {adj} | :: adoptionist (pertaining to adoptionism) |
| adocionista {mf} [Christianity] | :: adoptionist (believer in adoptionism) |
| adoecendo {v} | :: gerund of adoecer |
| adoecer {vi} /ɐ.ðwɨˈseɾ/ | :: to sicken, to fall ill |
| adoentado {adj} | :: sick |
| adogmático {adj} | :: adogmatic (rejecting the use of dogma) |
| a dois tempos {adj} [mechanical] | :: two-stroke |
| adolescência {f} | :: adolescence; teenagehood (period between childhood and adulthood) |
| adolescente {adj} | :: adolescent, teenage |
| adolescente {mf} | :: adolescent, teenager (child aged between thirteen and nineteen) |
| adolescentemente {adv} | :: adolescently (like a teenager) |
| adolescer {v} | :: to adolesce (commence or progress through adolescence) |
| Adolfo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Adolfo {prop} {m} | :: Adolfo (municipality) |
| Adomnan {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Adamnan |
| Adonai {prop} {m} [Judaism] /ˌa.do.ˈnaj/ | :: Adonai (one of the names of God) |
| Adónis {prop} {m} [European orthography, Greek mythology] | :: Adonis (young man loved by Aphrodite) |
| Adónis {prop} {m} [European orthography] | :: given name |
| Adônis {prop} {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of Adónis |
| adonitol {m} [carbohydrate] | :: adonitol; ribitol (a sugar alcohol formed by the reduction of ribose) |
| adopção {f} | :: superseded spelling of adoção |
| adoptar {v} | :: superseded spelling of adotar |
| adoptivo {adj} | :: alternative form of adotivo |
| adorabilidade {f} | :: adorableness (the quality of being adorable) |
| adoração {f} /əˈduɾəsə̃ʊ/ | :: adoration |
| adorador {m} | :: adorer; worshipper (someone who adores, worships) |
| adoradora {f} | :: female equivalent of adorador |
| adorante {adj} | :: adoratory (expressing adoration) |
| adorar {vt} /ɐ.ðu.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to love (to have a great admiration or affection for something or someone) |
| adorar {v} | :: to adore, worship |
| adorativo {adj} | :: adoratory (expressing adoration) |
| adoratório {adj} | :: adoratory (expressing adoration) |
| adoratório {m} | :: adoratory (room for the adoration of idols) |
| adorável {adj} /ɐ.ðu.ˈɾa.vɛɫ/ | :: adorable, lovely |
| adoravelmente {adv} | :: adorably (in an adorable manner) |
| adorcismo {m} | :: adorcism (voluntary possession by a spirit) |
| adormecendo {v} | :: gerund of adormecer |
| adormecer {vi} | :: to fall asleep (to pass from a state of wakefulness into sleep) |
| adormecer {vi} | :: to oversleep |
| adormecer {vt} | :: to send somebody to sleep, to lull to sleep |
| adormecer {vt} [medicine] | :: to anesthetize |
| adormecer {vt} [figuratively] | :: to soothe, to relieve |
| adormecido {adj} /ɐ.ðuɾ.mɨ.ˈsi.ðu/ | :: sleepy, dozy, drowsy |
| adornador {m} | :: adorner (one who places adornments) |
| adornamento {m} | :: adornment (the act of decorating) |
| adornar {v} /ɐ.ðuɾ.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to adorn |
| adorniano {adj} | :: Adornoian (relating to German sociologist Theodor W. Adorno) |
| adorno {m} /ɐ.ˈðoɾ.nu/ | :: adornment; decoration |
| adôrno {m} | :: obsolete spelling of adorno |
| adotabilidade {f} | :: adoptability (the property of being adoptable) |
| adotante {mf} | :: adopter (one who adopts a child) |
| adotar {v} /ɐ.ðɔ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to adopt (to take by choice into relationship, as, child, heir, friend, citizen) |
| adotar {v} | :: to apply an idea or concept |
| adotável {adj} | :: adoptable (able to be adopted) |
| adotivamente {adv} | :: adoptively (by adoption) |
| adotivo {adj} | :: adoptive (related through adoption) |
| adposição {f} [grammar] | :: adposition (element expressing a spatial or temporal relation) |
| adposicional {adj} [grammar] | :: adpositional (pertaining to or of the nature of an adposition) |
| adquirente {mf} | :: acquisitor (one who acquires) |
| adquirindo {v} | :: gerund of adquirir |
| adquirir {v} /adʒ.ki.ˈɾi(ʁ)/ | :: to acquire, get, obtain, procure |
| adquirir {v} | :: to purchase, buy |
| adquirível {adj} | :: acquirable (capable of being acquired) |
| adrede {adv} [archaic] /ɐ.ˈðɾe.ðɨ/ | :: on purpose |
| adrêde {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of adrede |
| adrenal {adj} | :: adrenal (near the kidney) |
| adrenal {adj} | :: adrenal (pertaining to adrenal glands) |
| adrenalectomia {f} [surgery] | :: adrenalectomy (removal of one or both adrenal glands) |
| adrenalina {f} [hormone] | :: adrenaline |
| adrenalite {f} [pathology] | :: adrenalitis (inflammation of one or both adrenal glands) |
| adrenalizar {v} | :: to adrenalise (to render frightening or thrilling) |
| adrenarca {f} | :: adrenarche (a stage of maturation of the cortex of the human adrenal glands) |
| adrenérgico {adj} | :: adrenergic (having the quality of adrenaline or epinephrine) |
| adrenérgico {adj} | :: adrenergic (containing or releasing adrenaline) |
| adreno- {prefix} | :: adreno- (relating to the adrenal gland) |
| adrenoceptor {m} [cytology] | :: adrenoceptor; adrenergic receptor |
| adrenocortical {adj} [anatomy] | :: adrenocortical (relating to adrenal cortex) |
| adrenocorticotrófico {adj} | :: alternative form of adrenocorticotrópico |
| adrenocorticotrópico {adj} | :: adrenocorticotropic (that stimulates the adrenal cortex) |
| adrenocorticotropina {f} | :: adrenocorticotropin [a hormone] |
| adrenocromo {m} [biochemistry] | :: adrenochrome (oxidation product of adrenaline or epinephrine) |
| adrenoleucodistrofia {f} [medicine] | :: adrenoleukodystrophy (a degenerative genetic disease) |
| adrenomedular {adj} | :: adrenomedullary (relating to the adrenal medulla) |
| adrenomedulina {f} | :: adrenomedullin (a peptide associated with pheochromocytoma) |
| adrenomieloneuropatia {f} | :: adrenomyeloneuropathy (a genetic disorder that deteriorates the myelin sheath that protects the spinal cord) |
| adrenosterona {f} [hormone] | :: adrenosterone (a hormone with weak androgenic effects) |
| adressina {f} [biochemistry] | :: addressin (an extracellular protein of the endothelium of venules) |
| Adria {prop} {f} | :: Adria (town) |
| adriamicina {f} | :: adriamycin (a drug used in cancer chemotherapy) |
| Adriano {prop} {m} /ˌa.dɾi.ˈɐ.nu/ | :: given name |
| Adrianópolis {prop} {f} /ˌa.dɾi.ɐ.ˈnɔ.po.lis/ | :: Adrianópolis (ancient city) |
| Adrianópolis {prop} {f} | :: Adrianópolis (town/and/municipality) |
| Adrião {prop} {m} /ˌa.dɾi.ˈɐ̃w̃/ | :: given name |
| adriático {adj} | :: Adriatic (relating to the Adriatic Sea) |
| Adriático {prop} {m} | :: synonym of Mar Adriático |
| adscrição {f} | :: adscription (the state of being joined, bound or annexed) |
| adscrito {adj} [of a serf] /ɐð(ɨ)ʃˈkɾitu/ | :: adscript (attached to an estate) |
| adsorbato {m} | :: alternative form of adsorvato |
| adsorção {f} /ˌad.soʁ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: adsorption |
| adsortividade {f} | :: adsorptiveness (the property of being adsorptive) |
| adsortivo {adj} | :: adsorptive (pertaining to or characterised by adsorption) |
| adsorvato {m} | :: adsorbate (substance which has been adsorbed) |
| adsorvedor {m} | :: adsorber (something which adsorbs) |
| adsorvendo {v} | :: gerund of adsorver |
| adsorvente {m} | :: adsorbent (substance on which the adsorbate accumulates) |
| adsorver {v} | :: to adsorb |
| adsorvível {adj} | :: adsorbable (able to be adsorbed) |
| adstrato {m} [linguistics] | :: adstratum (a language responsible for changes in neighbouring languages) |
| adstringência {f} | :: astringency |
| adstringente {adj} [medicine] | :: astringent (having the effect of drawing tissue together) |
| adstrito {adj} | :: attached, connected (to) |
| adstrito {adj} | :: dependent |
| adstrito {adj} | :: restricted |
| aduana {f} | :: customs (agency that collect the taxes on imported goods) |
| aduaneiro {m} | :: customs officer (officer enforcing customs laws) |
| aduaneiro {adj} | :: relating to customs (government department) |
| adubação {f} | :: fertilizing, fertilization |
| adubo {m} | :: fertilizer, manure, compost |
| adução {f} [physiology] | :: adduction (action by which the parts of the body are drawn towards its axis) |
| aducina {f} [biochemistry] | :: adducin (any of a group of related actin-regulating proteins) |
| aduela {f} /ɐˈdwɛlɐ/ | :: stave (of barrels, casks, etc.) |
| aduela {f} [architecture] | :: voussoir (one of a series of wedge-shaped bricks forming an arch or vault) |
| adufa {f} | :: sluice gate |
| adufe {m} [musical instruments] /ɐˈðu.fɨ/ | :: a traditional square tambourine of Moorish origin |
| adulação {f} | :: adulation (excessive flattery) |
| adulador {m} | :: flatterer (one who flatters) |
| adulamita {mf} [biblical] | :: Adullamite (inhabitant of Adullam) |
| adulante {adj} | :: adulatory (overly flattering) |
| adular {vt} /ɐduˈlaɾ/ | :: to flatter; to adulate (compliment someone excessively) |
| adularescência {f} | :: adularescence (bluish sheen along crystal faces) |
| adulária {f} [geology] | :: adularia (a variety of orthoclase feldspar) |
| adulatório {adj} | :: adulatory (overly flattering) |
| adulta {f} | :: female equivalent of adulto |
| adultamente {adv} | :: adultly (in an adult manner) |
| adúltera {f} | :: female equivalent of adúltero |
| adulteração {f} | :: adulteration (the action of adulterating) |
| adulterado {adj} | :: bogus (counterfeit or fake; not genuine) |
| adulterador {m} | :: adulterator (one who adulterates) |
| adulterador {adj} | :: which or who adulterates |
| adulteramente {adv} | :: adulterously (in an adulterous manner) |
| adulterante {m} | :: adulterant (that which adulterates) |
| adulterante {adj} | :: which adulterates |
| adulterar {vi} | :: tamper (alter by making unauthorized changes) |
| adultério {m} | :: adultery (sexual intercourse by a married person with someone other than their spouse) |
| adúltero {adj} | :: adulterous |
| adúltero {m} | :: adulterer (one who commits adultery) |
| adultescente {mf} [colloquial] | :: an adult who behaves as a teenager; kidult |
| adultez {f} | :: adulthood (the condition of being an adult) |
| adulticida {m} | :: adulticide (pesticide designed to kill adult insects) |
| adulticida {adj} | :: adulticidal (which kills adult insects) |
| adultismo {m} | :: adultism (predisposition towards adults) |
| adultização {f} | :: adultization (the process of adultizing) |
| adultizar {vt} [sociology, psychology] | :: to adultize (to raise a child such that he adopts adult behaviours earlier) |
| adulto {adj} /ɐˈðuɫ.tu/ | :: adult, grown-up |
| adulto {m} | :: adult |
| adumbrar {v} | :: to adumbrate (to give a vague outline) |
| aduncidade {f} [rare] | :: aduncity (hookedness) of the nose |
| adunco {adj} [usually of a nose] | :: adunc (curved inward) |
| a duras penas {adv} | :: with great effort or difficulty |
| adustão {f} | :: adustion (the act of burning or heating to dryness) |
| Adustina {prop} | :: Adustina (municipality) |
| adutivo {adj} | :: adductive (bringing towards something) |
| adutor {adj} [physiology, of a muscle] | :: adducent (which pulls one part towards another) |
| adutor {m} | :: adducer (one who adduces) |
| adutor {m} [anatomy] | :: adductor (muscle which closes extended parts of the body) |
| aduzindo {v} | :: gerund of aduzir |
| aduzir {v} | :: to adduce |
| aduzível {adj} | :: adducible (able to be adduced) |
| advaita {m} [Hinduism] | :: Advaita (doctrine holding that differences in the human condition are illusory) |
| advecção {f} [earth science, chemistry] | :: advection (the horizontal movement of a body of atmosphere (or other fluid) along with a concurrent transport of its temperature, humidity etc.) |
| advectivo {adj} | :: advective (relating to advection) |
| adventícia {f} [anatomy, histology] | :: adventitia (layer encasing a visceral organ) |
| adventicial {adj} [anatomy] | :: adventitial (pertaining to the adventitia) |
| adventiciamente {adv} | :: adventitiously (in an adventitious manner) |
| adventício {adj} | :: adventitious (from an external source) |
| adventício {adj} | :: adventitious (accidental, additional, appearing casually) |
| adventício {adj} [biology] | :: adventitious (developing in an unusual place or from an unusual source) |
| adventista {mf} | :: Adventist (member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church) |
| adventista {adj} | :: relating to or following the Adventist Church |
| advento {m} [formal] /ˌad͡ʒ.ˈvẽ.tu/ | :: advent; coming; arrival |
| Advento {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Advent (season before Christmas) |
| adverbial {adj} | :: adverbial (of or relating to an adverb) |
| adverbialidade {f} | :: adverbiality (condition of being an adverb) |
| adverbialização {f} | :: adverbialization (the process of adverbializing) |
| adverbializador {m} [grammar] | :: adverbializer (morpheme that converts a word into an adverb) |
| adverbializar {v} | :: to adverbialize (to change into an adverb) |
| adverbialmente {adv} | :: adverbially (as an adverb) |
| advérbio {m} /adʒiˈvɛɦbɪʊ/ | :: adverb |
| adversamente {adv} | :: adversely (in an adverse manner) |
| adversariedade {f} | :: adversariness (the quality of being adversary) |
| adversário {m} /ɐd.vɨɾ.ˈsa.ɾju/ | :: adversary, opponent |
| adversário {m} | :: enemy, foe |
| adversativamente {adv} | :: adversatively (in an adversative manner) |
| adversatividade {f} | :: adversativeness; adversativity (the quality of being adversative) |
| adversativo {adj} [linguistics] | :: adversative (expressing opposition or difference) |
| adversidade {f} [uncountable] | :: adversity (state of being adverse) |
| adversidade {f} | :: adversity (an adverse event) |
| adverso {adj} /ɐd.ˈvɛɾ.su/ | :: adverse |
| advertência {f} | :: admonition (gentle or friendly reproof) |
| advertir {v} | :: to admonish; to caution; to warn |
| advir {v} | :: to occur, befall |
| advir {v} | :: to happen (by accident) |
| advocacia {f} | :: bar (the profession of lawyers) |
| advocatura {f} | :: bar (the profession of lawyers) |
| advogada {f} | :: female equivalent of advogado |
| advogado {m} /ˌɐd.vu.ˈɣa.ðu/ | :: lawyer (professional person authorized to practice law) |
| advogado do diabo {m} | :: devil's advocate (one who debates from a view they may not actually hold) |
| advogado do diabo {m} [Roman Catholicism] | :: devil's advocate (lawyer appointed to argue against the canonisation of the proposed candidate) |
| adware {m} [computing] | :: adware (software application that displays advertisements) |
| -ae {suffix} | :: obsolete spelling of -ai |
| ae {interj} [Internet slang, Brazil] | :: oh yeah (expression of joy or approvement) |
| aê {interj} /aˈe/ | :: informal form of aí |
| AEB {prop} {f} | :: initialism of Agência Espacial Brasileira, the Brazilian Space Agency |
| Aécio {prop} {m} /a.ˈɛ.sju/ | :: given name |
| aegirina {f} [mineral] | :: aegirine (a mineral with monoclinic crystals in the pyroxene group) |
| a eito {adv} /ɐˈɐj.tu/ | :: uninterruptedly, without intermission |
| a emenda sair pior que o soneto {v} [figuratively, usually in the preterite] | :: the cure is worse than the disease (the solution to a problem produces a worse net result) |
| à época {adv} [formal] | :: at the time; back then (at some point in the distant past) |
| aequorina {f} [biochemistry] | :: aequorin (a photoprotein isolated from luminescent jellyfish) |
| aeração {f} | :: aeration |
| aerador {m} | :: aerator (a device which mixes air with a substance) |
| aeragem {f} | :: aeration (the circulation of air) |
| aerar {v} | :: to aerate |
| aereamente {adv} | :: aerially (in an aerial manner) |
| aerênquima {m} [botany] | :: aerenchyma (airy tissue found in the roots of aquatic plants) |
| aéreo {adj} /ɐˈɛɾju/ | :: aerial |
| aerífero {adj} | :: aeriferous (that conveys air) |
| aeriforme {adj} | :: aeriform (having a form similar to that of air) |
| aero- {prefix} | :: aero- (denoting air) |
| aero- {prefix} | :: aero- (denoting aircraft) |
| aeroalérgeno {m} | :: aeroallergen (any airborne allergen) |
| aerobactina {f} | :: aerobactin (a siderophore produced by E. coli) |
| aerobarco {m} | :: hovercraft (a vehicle supported on a cushion of air) |
| aeróbica {f} | :: aerobics (exercise for cardiovascular fitness) |
| aerobicamente {adv} | :: aerobically (in an aerobic manner) |
| aeróbico {adj} | :: aerobic (living or occurring only in the presence of oxygen) |
| aeróbico {adj} | :: aerobic (involving or improving oxygen consumption by the body) |
| aerobiologia {f} | :: aerobiology (the study of the dispersion of airborne biological materials) |
| aerobiológico {adj} | :: aerobiologic (pertaining to aerobiology) |
| aerobiose {f} [biology] | :: aerobiosis (form of life that is sustained by the presence of air) |
| aerocarro {m} [chiefly scifi] | :: aircar (car capable of flight) |
| aerocisto {m} [botany] | :: aerocyst (air vesicle) |
| aerodeslizador {m} | :: hovercraft (a vehicle supported on a cushion of air) |
| aerodigestivo {adj} [biology] | :: aerodigestive (pertaining to the airway and digestive tract) |
| aerodinâmica {f} | :: aerodynamics (the science of the dynamics of bodies moving relative to gases) |
| aerodinamicamente {adv} | :: aerodynamically (in an aerodynamic manner) |
| aerodinamicista {mf} | :: aerodynamicist (person who studies aerodynamics) |
| aerodinâmico {adj} | :: aerodynamic |
| aeródino {m} [aviation, rare] | :: aerodyne (heavier-than-air aircraft) |
| aeródromo {m} | :: airfield, aerodrome, airdrome, landing field (place where airplanes can take off and land) |
| aeroelasticidade {f} [physics] | :: aeroelasticity (the effect of aerodynamic loads on structures) |
| aeroelástico {adj} | :: aeroelastic (relating to aeroelasticity) |
| aeroespacial {adj} | :: aerospatial |
| aeroespaço {m} | :: aerospace (earth’s atmosphere and space the around it) |
| aerofagia {f} [medicine] | :: aerophagy (the swallowing of air) |
| aerófilo {adj} [biology, especially of microorganisms] | :: aerophilic (that thrives in the presence of molecular oxygen) |
| aerofísica {f} [physics] | :: aerophysics (physics of the design and construction of aerodynamic devices) |
| Aeroflot {prop} {f} | :: Aeroflot (Russian airline) |
| aerofobia {f} | :: aerophobia (fear of flying) |
| aerofóbico {adj} | :: aerophobic (having a fear of flying) |
| aerofólio {m} [aviation] | :: aerofoil (structure shaped to produce lift when moving in air) |
| aerofólio {m} [automobiles] | :: spoiler (device to reduce lift and increase downforce) |
| aerogel {m} | :: aerogel (an ultralight solid-state substance) |
| aerógeno {adj} [biology] | :: aerogenous (transmitted through the air) |
| aerogerador {m} | :: wind turbine (device for converting wind power into electricity) |
| aerografia {f} [art] | :: aerography (art in which a three-dimensional object is used as a stencil) |
| aerograma {m} | :: aerogram (foldable and gummed paper for writing a letter) |
| aerólitho {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aerólito |
| aerolítico {adj} | :: aerolitic (of or relating to aerolites) |
| aerolito {m} | :: aerolite, meteorite |
| aerólito {m} [astronomy] /ˌa.i.ˈɾɔ.li.tu/ | :: aerolite (meteorite consisting of silicate minerals) |
| aerologia {f} | :: aerology (branch of meteorology) |
| aerológico {adj} | :: aerologic; aerological (pertaining to aerology) |
| aeromagnético {adj} | :: aeromagnetic (pertaining to aeromagnetics) |
| aeromancia {f} | :: aeromancy (divination by use of atmospheric conditions) |
| aeromante {mf} | :: aeromancer (practitioner of aeromancy) |
| aerometria {f} [dated, rare] | :: aerometry (the science of measuring the air) |
| aerométrico {adj} | :: aerometric (relating to the measurement of a physical property of air) |
| aerómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: aerometer (instrument used to measure mass and density of gases) |
| aerômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of aerómetro |
| aeromoça {f} [Brazil] /aˌɛɾoˈmosɐ/ | :: A female flight attendant, an air hostess |
| aeromodelismo {m} | :: aeromodelling (the building and flying of model aircraft) |
| aeromodelista {mf} | :: aeromodeller (maker of model aircaft) |
| aeromodelo {m} | :: model aircraft (small-scale toy aircraft) |
| aeromóvel {adj} | :: airmobile (capable of being transported by air) |
| aeronáutica {f} | :: aeronautics |
| aeronáutica {f} | :: air force |
| aeronauticamente {adv} | :: aeronautically (with respect to aeronautics) |
| aeronáutico {adj} | :: aeronautic (having to do with aerial navigation) |
| aeronaval {adj} | :: aeronaval (relating to the navy and the air force) |
| aeronave {f} /a.ˌɛ.ɾo.ˈna.ve/ | :: aircraft |
| aeronavegabilidade {f} | :: airworthiness (the state of being airworthy) |
| aeronavegação {f} | :: aeronavigation (aerial navigation) |
| aeronavegável {adj} | :: airworthy (meeting standards for safe flight) |
| Aeroniano {prop} {m} [geology] | :: Aeronian (a subdivision of the Silurian period) |
| aeronomia {f} | :: aeronomy (study of the upper atmosphere) |
| aeropalinologia {f} | :: aeropalynology (study of pollen grains and spores in the atmosphere) |
| aeroplano {m} /a.ˌɛ.ɾo.ˈplɐ.no/ | :: airplane |
| aeroponia {f} | :: aeroponics (the growing of plants in a mist-laden atmosphere) |
| aeropônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: aeroponic (pertaining to aeroponics) |
| aeroporto {m} /ɐɛɾɔˈpoɾtu/ | :: airport (a place designated for airplanes) |
| aeroporto de mosquito {m} [slang, derogatory] | :: a bald person |
| aeroquímico {adj} [military] | :: aerochemical (relating to the delivery of chemical weapons by air) |
| aeroscópio {m} | :: aeroscope (device used to collect particles from the air) |
| aerossol {m} [physics] | :: aerosol |
| aerossolização {f} | :: aerosolisation (process by which a material is dispersed into an aerosol form) |
| aerossolizar {vt} | :: to aerosolise (to disperse a material as an aerosol) |
| aerostática {f} [physics] | :: aerostatics (study of gases in equilibrium) |
| aeróstato {m} | :: aerostat (lighter-than-air aircraft) |
| aerotérmico {adj} | :: aerothermal (relating to the heating of surfaces due to their contact with the flow of air) |
| aerotermodinâmica {f} [physics] | :: aerothermodynamics (scientific study of the thermodynamic properties of gases) |
| aerotermodinâmico {adj} | :: aerothermodynamic (pertaining to aerothermodynamics) |
| aerotolerância {f} | :: aerotolerance (the quality of being aerotolerant) |
| aerotolerante {adj} [biology, of an anaerobic micro-organism] | :: aerotolerant (able to survive in the presence of air) |
| aerotrem {m} | :: aerotrain (train that is supported on a cushion of air) |
| -aes {suffix} | :: obsolete spelling of -ais |
| Aesir {prop} {mp} [Norse mythology] | :: Æsir (the principal Norse gods) |
| Æsir {prop} {mp} | :: alternative spelling of Aesir |
| a esmo {adv} | :: With unpredictable outcomes; at random; randomly; haphazardly |
| a esperança é a última a morrer {proverb} | :: alternative form of a esperança é a última que morre |
| a esperança é a última que morre {proverb} | :: hope springs eternal (one should never lose hope) |
| aético {adj} | :: unethical (not morally approvable) |
| aetossauro {m} | :: aetosaur (any dinosaur of the order Aetosauria) |
| à expensa de {prep} | :: alternative form of às expensas de |
| af {interj} [Internet slang] | :: afe |
| afã {m} /ɐ.ˈfɐ̃/ | :: eagerness, keenness |
| afã {m} | :: effort |
| afabilidade {f} | :: affability (state or quality of being affable) |
| afadigar {v} | :: to weary, to tire, to fatigue |
| afagar {vt} /ɐfɐˈɡaɾ/ | :: to stroke, fondle, caress |
| afagar {vt} [figuratively] | :: to cherish, feed |
| afagia {f} | :: aphagia (difficulty in swallowing) |
| afago {m} /ɐˈfaɡu/ | :: caress, stroking |
| afamado {adj} | :: famous |
| afamar {vt} /ɐfɐˈmaɾ/ | :: to make famous |
| afamar {vp} | :: to become famous |
| afanar {v} | :: to obtain with effort |
| afanar {v} [slang] | :: to steal |
| afanar {vr} | :: to become tired |
| afânise {f} [psychology] | :: aphanisis (the disappearance of sexual desire) |
| afanítico {adj} [geology] | :: aphanitic (having crystals too fine to be seen by the naked eye) |
| afanoso {adj} | :: laborious, arduous |
| afaquia {f} [ophthalmology] | :: aphakia (absence of the lens from the eye) |
| afáquico {adj} [ophthalmology] | :: aphakic (exhibiting aphakia) |
| afar {m} [uncountable] | :: Afar (language) |
| afar {m} | :: one of the Afar, a people of eastern Africa |
| afasia {f} [pathology] | :: aphasia (pathological speech disorder) |
| afasia nominal {f} [neurology] | :: nominal aphasia; anomia (difficulty recalling nouns) |
| afásico {adj} [speech pathology] | :: aphasic (affected by, or pertaining to, aphasia) |
| afásico {m} [speech pathology] | :: aphasic (one who is afflicted with aphasia) |
| afasiologia {f} [speech therapy, neurology] | :: aphasiology (the study of linguistic problems resulting from brain damage) |
| afasiológico {adj} [speech therapy] | :: aphasiological (of or relating to aphasiology) |
| afasiologista {mf} [speech therapy] | :: aphasiologist (one who studies or practices aphasiology) |
| afasiólogo {m} [speech therapy] | :: aphasiologist (one who studies or practices aphasiology) |
| afastado {adj} /ɐ.fɐʃ.ˈta.ðu/ | :: far, especially after being moved away |
| afastado {adj} | :: far from downtown or from urban areas |
| afastado {adj} | :: suspended (temporarily banned from one’s job) |
| afastamento {m} /aˌfastaˈmẽtu/ | :: the act or result of repelling or of moving two things away from each other |
| afastamento {m} | :: the distance between things |
| afastamento {m} | :: the process of growing apart (of people becoming less acquainted with each other); distancing |
| afastamento {m} | :: a temporary removal from office |
| afastamento {m} [statistics] | :: the difference between a predicted value and the actual result |
| afastamento {m} [transportation] | :: deviation of a vehicle or craft from a route |
| afastar {vt} /ɐfɐʃˈtaɾ/ | :: to repel; to push away (cause to move away) |
| afastar {vt} | :: to drive apart (cause to stop being close, intimate) |
| afastar {v} [de, .pronominal] | :: to step back from; to move away from |
| afastar {v} [de, .pronominal] | :: to dissociate; to distance oneself from (stop associating with) |
| afável {adj} /ɐ.ˈfa.vɛɫ/ | :: affable |
| afável {adj} | :: benevolent |
| afável {adj} | :: affectionate |
| afavelmente {adv} | :: affably (in an affable manner) |
| a favor {adj} | :: in favour |
| a favor de {prep} | :: in favour of; in support of |
| afazendar {vp} /ɐfɐzẽˈdar/ | :: to become rich |
| afazer {v} /a.fa.ˈze(ɾ)/ | :: to accustom |
| afazer {m} [usually plural] /a.fa.ˈzeɾ/ | :: chore; task (piece of work done as part of one’s duties) |
| afe {interj} | :: alternative form of ave |
| afebril {adj} | :: afebrile (having no fever, without a fever) |
| afecção {f} [pathology] | :: condition, affection |
| afectação {f} | :: alternative form of afetação |
| afectar {v} | :: superseded spelling of afetar |
| afecto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of afeto |
| afegane {adj} | :: uncommon form of afegão |
| afegane {mf} | :: uncommon form of afegão |
| Afeganistão {prop} {m} /ɐ.fɨ.ɣɐ.niʃ.ˈtɐ̃w̃/ | :: Afeganistão (country) |
| afeganizar {v} | :: to Afghanize (to cause to have an Afghani character) |
| afegão {adj} | :: Afghan; Afghani; Afghanistani (of, from or relating to Afghanistan) |
| afegão {m} | :: Afghan; Afghani; Afghanistani (person from Afghanistan) |
| afegão {m} | :: Pashto; Afghani (a language spoken in parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan) |
| afeição {f} /ɐ.fɐj.ˈsɐ̃w/ | :: affection (kind feeling) |
| afeiçoado {adj} | :: affectionate, fond |
| afeiçoar {vt} /ɐfɐjˈswar/ | :: to form, shape, mould |
| afeiçoar {v} | :: to accommodate, adapt, adjust |
| afelandra {f} | :: aphelandra (any of the tropical evergreen shrubs in the genus Aphelandra) |
| afélia {f} [astronomy] | :: aphelia (the point in the orbit of a celestial body at which it is farthest from the body it orbits) |
| afélico {adj} [astronomy] | :: aphelian (relating to aphelion) |
| afelinídeo {m} [zoology] | :: aphelinid (any member of the Aphelinidae) |
| afélio {m} [astronomy] | :: aphelion (the point in the elliptical orbit of a planet where it is farthest from the sun) |
| afemia {f} [speech pathology] | :: aphemia (type of aphasia in which the ability to speak is lost) |
| afeminação {f} | :: alternative form of efeminação |
| afeminadamente {adv} | :: alternative form of efeminadamente |
| afeminado {adj} [often, derogatory, of a man or boy] | :: effeminate (of a man, behaving like a woman) |
| afeminar {vt} | :: alternative form of efeminar |
| afeminar {vp} | :: alternative form of efeminar |
| a fé move montanhas {proverb} | :: faith will move mountains |
| aferência {f} [biology] | :: afference (the brain’s reception of signals from the body) |
| aferente {adj} | :: afferent (carrying towards; bringing) |
| aférese {f} [phonetics, prosody] | :: apheresis (loss of letters or sounds from the beginning of a word) |
| aférese {f} [medicine] | :: apheresis (removal, filtering and returning of blood) |
| aferético {adj} [medicine, linguistics] | :: aphaeretic (of the nature of aphaeresis) |
| aferventamento {m} | :: the act of boiling something for a short while |
| aferventar {v} | :: to boil for a short while |
| aferventar {v} [figurative] | :: to excite (to incite feelings) |
| afetabilidade {f} | :: affectability (the condition of being affectable) |
| afetação {f} /aˌfɯtaˈsɐ̃w/ | :: affectation (an attempt to assume or exhibit what is not natural or real), falsehood, pretense |
| afetadamente {adv} | :: affectedly (in an affected manner) |
| afetador {m} | :: affecter (person who affects) |
| afetar {vt} /ɐ.fɛ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to affect (influence, alter) |
| afetável {adj} | :: affectable (able to be affected) |
| afetivamente {adv} | :: affectively (in an affective way) |
| afetivo {adj} | :: affective (relating to, resulting from, or influenced by the emotions) |
| afetivo {adj} | :: affective; emotional |
| afeto {m} /ɐ.ˈfɛ.tu/ | :: affection, fondness |
| afetuosamente {adv} | :: affectionately, fondly |
| afetuoso {adj} [of a person] | :: affectionate (having affection) |
| afetuoso {adj} [of an action] | :: affectionate (indicating affection) |
| aff {interj} [Internet slang] | :: afe |
| Affenpinscher {m} | :: Affenpinscher (a breed of toy dog) |
| affidavit {m} [legal] | :: affidavit (legal, signed document wherein an affiant makes a sworn statement) |
| affirmar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of afirmar |
| affluxo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of afluxo |
| affs {interj} [Internet slang] | :: afe |
| Afganistão {prop} {m} | :: obsolete form of Afeganistão |
| Afghanistão {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Afeganistão |
| AFI {prop} | :: initialism of Alfabeto Fonético Internacional |
| afiadeira {f} | :: hone (stone used to sharpen blades) |
| afiado {adj} /a.fi.ˈa.du/ | :: sharp (able to cut easily) |
| afiado {adj} [figurative] | :: witty (clever; amusingly ingenious) |
| afiado {adj} [figurative, Brazil] | :: well prepared for something |
| afiançar {vt} /ɐfjɐ̃ˈsaɾ/ | :: to bail |
| afiançar {vt} | :: to guarantee |
| afiançar {vt} | :: to sponsor |
| afiar {vt} /ɐˈfjaɾ/ | :: to sharpen |
| afibrinogenemia {f} [medicine] | :: afibrinogenemia (a blood disorder in which the blood does not clot normally) |
| aficida {m} [agriculture] | :: aphicide (any pesticide intended to kill aphids) |
| afídeo {m} | :: aphid (insect) |
| afidicida {m} | :: alternative form of aficida |
| afidicolina {f} [organic compound] | :: aphidicolin (a tetracyclic diterpene antibiotic) |
| afidídeo {m} [zoology] | :: aphidid (any member of the Aphididae) |
| afidiídeo {m} [zoology] | :: aphidiid (any member of the Aphidiidae) |
| afidófago {adj} [ecology] | :: aphidophagous (feeding on aphids) |
| a fila anda {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: that ship has sailed (that opportunity has been lost) |
| a fila anda {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: Expresses the notion that it is normal to move on from one relationship to the next. See also: serial monogamy |
| a fila anda {phrase} | :: See: pt a fila anda |
| afilado {adj} | :: sharp |
| afilado {adj} | :: pointy, stretched |
| afilado {adj} | :: thin |
| afilado {adj} [of an animal] | :: angry and incited to attack because of provocation |
| afilar {v} | :: to sharpen |
| afilático {adj} [cartography, of a map projection] | :: aphylactic (neither conformal or equal-area) |
| afilhada {f} | :: goddaughter |
| afilhado {m} | :: godson, godchild |
| afiliação {f} | :: alternative form of filiação |
| afiliado {adj} | :: affiliated (associated, related or united) |
| afiliado {m} | :: someone affiliated with an organisation |
| afiliar {vi} | :: to affiliate; to associate |
| afiliativo {adj} [of behaviour] | :: affiliative (tending to promote social cohesion) |
| afiliável {adj} | :: alternative form of filiável |
| afilosófico {adj} | :: aphilosophical (not philosophical; without philosophy) |
| a fim {adj} [of a person, often followed by de] | :: desiring or interested in something |
| a fim {adj} [of a person, followed by de] | :: romantically attracted by |
| afim {adj} /a.ˈfĩ/ | :: related |
| afim {adj} | :: similar, equal |
| afim {mf} | :: relative |
| a fim de {prep} [formal] | :: in order to (for the purpose of) |
| a fim de {prep} [colloquial] | :: interested in; feeling like |
| a fim de {prep} [colloquial] | :: into (romantically attracted to) |
| a fim de que {phrase} | :: in order to (as a means of achieving the specified aim) |
| afinação {f} | :: tuning (the calibration of a musical instrument to a standard pitch) |
| afinador {m} | :: tuner (person who tunes a musical instrument) |
| afinador {m} | :: tuner (device that shows the deviation of the played pitch from the desired pitch) |
| afinal {adv} /ɐ.fi.ˈnaɫ/ | :: after all (in the end; anyway) |
| afinal de contas {adv} | :: after all (used to reinforce or explain a point) |
| afinar {vt} /ɐfiˈnaɾ/ | :: to thin (to make thinner) |
| afinar {vi} | :: to thin (to become thinner) |
| afinar {v} [music] | :: to tune (to modify a musical instrument) |
| afinidade {f} /ɐfiniˈðaðɨ/ | :: affinity |
| afinidade {f} | :: kinship |
| a fio {adv} [idiom] | :: uninterruptedly, continuously, constantly |
| a fio {adv} | :: See: pt a fio |
| afírico {adj} [geology] | :: aphyric (having few or no phenocrysts) |
| afirmabilidade {f} | :: affirmability (the quality of being affirmable) |
| afirmação {f} /a.fiʁ.ma.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: affirmation, statement |
| afirmação {f} | :: proposition |
| afirmação {f} | :: pronouncement |
| afirmador {m} | :: affirmer (one who affirms) |
| afirmador {adj} | :: who or which affirms |
| afirmadoramente {adv} | :: affirmingly (in an affirming manner) |
| afirmante {mf} | :: affirmant (one who affirms) |
| afirmar {v} /ɐ.fiɾ.ˈmaɾ/ | :: [que] to state; to declare; to affirm (to make a declaration) |
| afirmar {vt} | :: to confirm; to attest (to affirm to be correct, true or genuine) |
| afirmar {vt} | :: to consolidate (to make firm, secure) |
| afirmar {vp} | :: to earn one’s place; to rise (to earn a reputation or fame) |
| afirmativa {f} | :: affirmative (answer that shows agreement or acceptance) |
| afirmativamente {adv} | :: affirmatively |
| afirmatividade {f} | :: affirmativeness (the property of being affirmative) |
| afirmativo {adj} | :: affirmative |
| afirmativo {adj} | :: assertive |
| afirmativo {interj} [formal] | :: yes |
| afirmável {adj} | :: affirmable (able to be affirmed) |
| afivelar {vt} | :: buckle (to fasten) |
| afixação {f} | :: affixation (addition of an affix) |
| afixal {adj} [grammar] | :: affixal (relating to affixes) |
| afixar {vt} /ɐfiˈksaɾ/ | :: to affix, attach |
| afixo {m} | :: affix (that which is affixed) |
| afixo {m} [linguistics] | :: affix (a bound morpheme added to a word’s stem) |
| afixoide {m} [linguistics] | :: affixoid (regular word that also works as an affix) |
| Aflao {prop} {f} | :: Aflao (city) |
| aflatoxicose {f} | :: aflatoxicosis (a disease caused by aflatoxin) |
| aflatoxina {f} [poison] | :: aflatoxin (mycotoxin produced by moulds of the Aspergillus genus) |
| aflição {f} /ɐ.fli.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: affliction (a state of pain, suffering, distress or agony) |
| afligir {v} | :: harm (cause damage) |
| afligir {vt} | :: afflict (to cause pain to) |
| aflitamente {adv} | :: afflictedly (under a burden of affliction) |
| aflitivamente {adv} | :: afflictively (in an afflictive manner) |
| aflitivo {adj} | :: afflictive (that causes physical or mental pain) |
| aflito {adj} /ɐ.ˈfli.tu/ | :: afflicted |
| aflito {adj} | :: worried, distressed |
| afloramento {m} | :: outcrop |
| afloramento {m} | :: outbreak, outburst |
| aflorar {vi} /ɐfluˈɾaɾ/ | :: to emerge |
| aflorar {vi} | :: to outcrop |
| aflorestamento {m} | :: afforestation (creation of a forest) |
| afluência {f} | :: affluence; influx (flow toward a place) |
| afluência {f} | :: affluence (a large amount of wealth) |
| afluência {f} [hydrology] | :: confluence (place where two rivers meet) |
| afluente {m} /ˌɐfluˈẽtɯ/ | :: a tributary waterbody |
| afluente {adj} | :: affluent (abundant) |
| afluentemente {adv} | :: affluently (in an affluent manner) |
| afluir {vi} | :: pour (to flow, pass or issue in or as a stream) |
| afluxo {m} | :: the flow of people or things |
| afluxo {m} | :: the meeting of flowing things or people |
| afocal {adj} [optics, of a lens] | :: afocal (having a focal point at infinity) |
| afogador {m} | :: choke (control to adjust the air/fuel mixture of an engine) |
| afogamento {m} | :: drowning (An instance of a person or animal drowning.) |
| afogar {vp} /ɐfuˈɡaɾ/ | :: to drown (die or nearly die by staying underwater) |
| afogar {vp} | :: to choke (have something blocking one’s airway) |
| afogar {vt} | :: to drown (kill or try to kill someone by keeping them underwater) |
| afogar {vt} [figurative] | :: to hold back (an expression or speech) |
| afogar {vt} [automotive] | :: to choke (activate a vehicle’s choke valve) |
| afogar {v} [em, .figurative, .pronominal] | :: to drink (an alcoholic beverage) heavily |
| afogar {vt} [figurative] | :: to hold back; to contain (prevent from growing) |
| afogar as mágoas {v} | :: drown one's sorrows (to drink heavily to commiserate oneself) |
| afogar o ganso {v} [slang, a male] | :: to jerk off, to wank (to masturbate) |
| afoito {adj} /a.ˈfoj.tu/ | :: bold, brave, courageous |
| afoito {adj} | :: in a hurry, short of time |
| a fome é o melhor tempero {proverb} | :: hunger is the best sauce |
| afonia {f} [pathology] | :: aphonia (loss of voice) |
| afónico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: aphonic (exhibiting aphonia) |
| afônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of afónico |
| Afonses {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Afonso {prop} {m} /ɐ.ˈfõ.su/ | :: given name |
| Afonso {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| afora {adv} /ɐ.ˈfɔ.ɾɐ/ | :: out; outwards |
| afora {adv} | :: through; along (spatial) |
| afora {adv} | :: throughout (temporal) |
| afora {adv} | :: externally |
| afora {prep} | :: except, besides |
| afora {prep} | :: unless |
| aforamento {m} [legal, historical] | :: emphyteusis (right) |
| aforar {vt} | :: to lease |
| aforar {vt} | :: to authorize |
| à força {adv} | :: forcefully |
| aforia {f} [medicine, obsolete] | :: aphoria (female sterility) |
| aforismar {v} | :: to aphorise (to create an aphorism) |
| aforismo {m} | :: aphorism (short phrase conveying some principle or concept of thought) |
| aforista {mf} | :: aphorist (person who writes or recites aphorisms) |
| aforisticamente {adv} | :: aphoristically (in an aphoristic manner) |
| aforístico {adj} | :: aphoristic (of, relating to, or containing aphorisms) |
| afortunadamente {adv} /ɐfuɾtuˌnaðɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: fortunately (in a fortunate manner) |
| afortunado {adj} [of an event] | :: fortunate; auspicious (coming by good luck or favourable chance) |
| afortunado {adj} [of a person] | :: fortunate; lucky (favourable by good luck) |
| afortunado {m} | :: a fortunate person |
| afótico {adj} | :: aphotic (having no sunlight) |
| afoxé {m} [music] | :: afoxe (genre of Afro-Brazilian music) |
| afrancesado {adj} | :: Frenchified (having become more French) |
| afrancesado {adj} [derogatory] | :: excessively Francophile; attempting to imitate the French |
| afrancesado {m} [historical] | :: afrancesado (Iberian who supported the French during the Peninsular War) |
| afrancesar {v} | :: to Frenchify |
| à frente {adv} /a.ˈfɾẽ.t͡ʃi/ | :: ahead (in the front) |
| à frente de seu tempo {adj} [idiomatic] | :: ahead of one's time (in advance of commonly accepted ideas) |
| afresco {m} [uncountable] | :: fresco (technique) |
| afresco {m} [countable] | :: fresco (painting made using this technique) |
| afretamento {m} [nautical] | :: affreightment (hire a vessel for cargo) |
| África {prop} {f} | :: África (continent) |
| africação {f} [phonetics, of a consonant] | :: affrication (the process of becoming an affricate) |
| africada {f} [phonetics] | :: affricate (a sound produced using a combination of a plosive and a fricative) |
| África do Sul {prop} {f} | :: África do Sul (country) |
| africânder {mf} | :: Afrikaner (person) |
| africânder {m} | :: Afrikaans (language) {m} |
| africânder {adj} | :: Afrikaans (language, person, culture) {c} |
| africâner {mf} /afɾiˈkɐneɹ/ | :: Afrikaner |
| africâner {m} [uncountable] | :: Afrikaans (language) |
| africâner {adj} | :: afrikaner |
| africanidade {f} | :: Africanness (the state or quality of being African) |
| africanismo {m} [anthropology] | :: Africanism (an African cultural practice) |
| africanismo {m} [linguistics] | :: a word or linguistic feature borrowed from an African language |
| africanista {mf} | :: Africanist (a specialist in African studies) |
| africanização {f} | :: Africanization (the act or process of Africanizing) |
| africanizar {vt} | :: to Africanize (to make African) |
| africano {adj} /ɐ.fɾi.ˈkɐ.nu/ | :: African (of, or pertaining to Africa) |
| africano {m} | :: African (person from Africa) |
| África Ocidental Portuguesa {prop} {f} | :: África Ocidental Portuguesa (former colony) |
| afro- {prefix} | :: Afro- (relating to Africa) |
| afro- {prefix} | :: Afro- (relating to dark-skinned people) |
| afro {adj} | :: African (of African culture) |
| afro-americano {adj} [of a person] | :: African-American (american and black) |
| afro-americano {m} | :: African-American (a black American) |
| afrobeat {m} [music] | :: afrobeat (a fusion of jazz and funk from Nigeria) |
| afrocêntrico {adj} | :: Afrocentric (focusing on black African people) |
| afrocentrismo {m} | :: Afrocentrism (black African ethnocentrism) |
| afrocentrista {adj} | :: Afrocentric (focusing on black African people) |
| afrodescendente {adj} | :: black (relating to persons of African descent) |
| afrodisia {f} | :: aphrodisia (a state of sexual desire) |
| afrodisíaco {adj} | :: aphrodisiac (intensifying sexual desire) |
| afrodisíaco {m} | :: aphrodisiac (food or drug that intensifies sexual desire) |
| Afrodite {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Aphrodite |
| Afrodito {prop} {m} [Greek god] /ˌa.fɾo.ˈd͡ʒi.tu/ | :: Aphroditus (male Aphrodite) |
| afrofobia {f} | :: Afrophobia (the fear, hate or dislike of Africans) |
| afronta {f} /ɐˈfɾõtɐ/ | :: affront (open or intentional offense, slight, or insult) |
| afronta {f} [uncountable] | :: infamy |
| afrontador {m} | :: affronter (someone who affronts) |
| afrontador {adj} | :: which affronts |
| afrontar {vt} /ɐ.fɾõ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: abuse (to insult) |
| afrontar {v} | :: to confront |
| afrontar {v} | :: to face |
| afrontar {v} | :: to cause sickness |
| afropop {m} | :: Afropop (pop music of Africa) |
| afrotropical {adj} | :: Afrotropical (relating to the Afrotropic ecozone) |
| afrouxar {vip} /afɾowˈʃaɾ/ | :: to loosen; to relax (to make less tight) |
| afrouxar {vip} | :: to slacken (to become less intense) |
| afs {interj} [Internet slang] | :: afe |
| afta {f} [pathology] /ˈaf.ta/ | :: aphthous ulcer |
| aftoide {adj} [pathology] | :: aphthoid (resembling aphtha) |
| aftóide {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of aftoide |
| aftose {f} | :: aphthosis (aphthous stomatitis) |
| aftoso {adj} | :: aphthous |
| aftovírus {m} | :: aphthovirus (any virus of the genus Aphthovirus) |
| afugentar {vt} /ɐfuʒẽˈtaɾ/ | :: to chase (off) |
| afugentar {vt} | :: to shoo |
| afugentar {vt} | :: to repel |
| Afula {prop} {f} | :: Afula (town) |
| afundamento {m} | :: sinking (the process of sinking) |
| afundar {vp} | :: to sink (descend into liquid, etc) |
| afundar {vt} | :: to sink (cause to sink) |
| afundar {vi} [basketball] | :: to dunk, to slam dunk |
| afundir {v} | :: founder (to sink) |
| a fundo {adv} | :: thoroughly (in a thorough or complete manner) |
| afunhenhar {v} [regional, Sergipe] | :: to disturb, to pester |
| afusão {f} | :: affusion (pouring of liquid) |
| agá {m} /ɐ.ˈɣa/ | :: aitch (name of the letter H, h) |
| agá {m} | :: agha (honorific for high officials in Turkey) |
| agachamento {m} | :: squat (position assumed by bending deeply at the knees while resting on one's feet) |
| agachamento {m} [weightlifting] | :: squat (weightlifting: exercise) |
| agachar {vip} /ɐɡaˈʃaɾ/ | :: to crouch; to squat |
| agachar {vip} | :: to bend down; to duck |
| agachar {vip} [figurative] | :: to surrender |
| agachar {vt} | :: to hide |
| agadá {f} [Judaism] /ɐɣɐˈða/ | :: Aggadah (parable that demonstrates a point of the Law in the Talmud) |
| agádico {adj} | :: aggadic (pertaining to the Aggadah) |
| Aga Khan {m} | :: Aga Khan (leader of the Ismailis) |
| agalactia {f} | :: agalactia (failure of a mother to produce sufficient milk) |
| agalaxia {f} | :: alternative form of agalactia |
| agalha {f} | :: alternative form of galha |
| agalmatolita {f} [mineral] | :: agalmatolite (soft, compact stone carved into images by the Chinese) |
| agalmatolite {f} | :: alternative form of agalmatolita |
| agalmatolito {m} | :: alternative form of agalmatolita |
| agaloando {v} | :: gerund of agaloar |
| agaloar {v} | :: to braid |
| agama {m} | :: agama (lizard of the subfamily Agaminae) |
| agamaglobulinemia {f} [medicine] | :: agammaglobulinemia (condition in which gammaglobulins are absent from the blood) |
| Agamemnon {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Agamenão |
| Agamêmnon {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Agamenão |
| Agamenão {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Agamemnon (king of Mycenae in the Iliad) |
| Agamenon {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Agamenão |
| agami {mf} [zoology] /ɐɣɐˈmi/ | :: agami (a South American bird, Psophia crepitans (grey-winged trumpeter)) |
| agamicamente {adv} | :: agamically (in an agamic manner) |
| agâmico {adj} [biology, of reproduction] | :: agamic (occurring without the union of male and female gametes) |
| agamospermia {f} [botany] | :: agamospermy (asexual production of embryos and seeds) |
| agangliónico {adj} [European orthography, physiology] | :: aganglionic (without ganglia) |
| agangliônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of agangliónico |
| aganglionose {f} [medicine] | :: aganglionosis (absence of ganglia) |
| agapanto {m} | :: agapanthus (any member of the genus Agapanthus of flowering plants) |
| ágape {morf} [Christianity] | :: agape |
| agapismo {m} | :: agapism (selfless, brotherly love) |
| agapornis {m} | :: lovebird (parrot of the genus Agapornis) |
| Agar {prop} {f} [biblical character] | :: Hagar (mother of Ishmael) |
| agar-agar {m} | :: agar (a material obtained from a marine alga) |
| agárico {m} | :: agaric (any fungus having a cap with gills) |
| agarófita {f} | :: agarophyte (seaweed that produces agar) |
| agaropectina {f} [biochemistry] | :: agaropectin (part of agar that is not agarose) |
| agarose {f} | :: agarose (polysaccharide extracted from agar) |
| agarrador {m} | :: grabber (someone or something that grabs) |
| agarrador {adj} | :: who or which grabs |
| agarramento {m} | :: grab (the act of grabbing) |
| agarramento {m} [slang] | :: intimate physical acts with someone |
| agarramento {m} [slang] | :: extreme closeness with someone |
| agarrando {v} | :: gerund of agarrar |
| agarrar {vt} /ˌa.ɡa.ˈʁa(ʁ)/ | :: to grab; to grip; to grasp (to hold, or take hold of, forcefully) |
| agarrar {vt} | :: to claw (to grab or strike with one’s claws) |
| agarrar {v} [em, .pronominal] | :: to hold on (to); to cling (to) (to hold very tightly) |
| agarrar {v} [em, a, .figurative, .pronominal] | :: to cling to; to love (to be very fond of; to feel strongly about) |
| agarrar {v} [com, a, .pronominal] | :: to have a go at; to brawl with; to get physical with (to engage in a physical fight) |
| agarrar {vt} | :: to get physical with (to make physical contact sexually) |
| Agarta {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Agartha |
| Agartala {prop} {f} | :: Agartala (city/state capital) |
| Agartha {prop} {f} | :: Agartha (legendary city) |
| agasalhar {v} /ɐ.ɣɐ.zɐ.ˈʎaɾ/ | :: to wrap up, cover (with a blanket), muffle |
| agasalho {m} /ɐ.ɣɐ.ˈza.ʎu/ | :: warm clothing, winter clothing (coat, jacket, sweater etc.) |
| agastamento {m} [archaic] /a.ɡas.ta.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: irritation (the state of being annoyed, irritated) |
| agastamento {m} [archaic] | :: ire; wrath (extreme anger) |
| agastando {v} | :: gerund of agastar |
| agastar {v} | :: to annoy, vex |
| ágata {f} | :: agate (mineral) |
| Ágata {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Agatha {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Ágata |
| Ágatha {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| agatologia {f} | :: agathology (the science or theory of goodness) |
| agatológico {adj} | :: agathological (pertaining to agathology) |
| agave {m} | :: agave (plant of the genus Agave) |
| Agdistis {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Agdistis (being in Greek Mythology) |
| agelasta {adj} | :: agelastic (who does not laugh) |
| agelasta {mf} | :: agelast (one who never laughs) |
| -agem {suffix} /ˈaʒɐ̃j̃/ | :: Forms uncountable nouns, from verbs, meaning the practice of doing what is expressed by the verb |
| -agem {suffix} | :: Forms nouns, from verbs, meaning the an instance of doing what is expressed by the verb |
| -agem {suffix} | :: Forms nouns, from nouns expressing a type of person, meaning attitude or an act expected from that kind of person |
| -agem {suffix} | :: Forms nouns, from nouns, meaning a collection of things; -age |
| -agem {suffix} | :: Forms nouns for concepts related to the suffixed word |
| agência {f} /ɐˈʒẽsjɐ/ | :: agency |
| agência de casamento {f} | :: marriage agency (business) |
| agência de segurança {f} | :: security service (government organisation that aims to protect its nation and its secrets from enemies) |
| agência de viagens {f} | :: travel agency (company) |
| agenciador {m} | :: bookmaker (a person who calculates odds and accepts bets; a bookie) |
| agencial {adj} | :: agential (pertaining to an agent or an agency) |
| agenda {f} /ɐˈʒẽdɐ/ | :: schedule (time-based plan of events) |
| agenda {f} | :: booklet where a schedule is kept |
| agenda {f} | :: planner; a personal phone book; an organizer |
| agendar {v} | :: schedule (to create a schedule) |
| agenesia {f} | :: agenesis (imperfect development of the body) |
| a gentchi {pron} | :: eye dialect of a gente |
| a gente {pron} /a.ˈʒẽ.tɨ/ | :: See: pt a gente |
| a gente {pron} [colloquial] | :: we (first-person plural personal pronoun, conjugated in the third person) |
| agente {mf} /ɐˈʒẽtɨ/ | :: agent (one who exerts power) |
| agente duplo {mf} [espionage] | :: double agent (spy) |
| agente funerário {mf} | :: undertaker (funeral director) |
| agente laranja {m} | :: Agent Orange (herbicide and defoliant used by the US military in Vietnam) |
| agente mutagénico {m} [European orthography] | :: mutagen (agent or substance that can cause genetic mutation) |
| agente mutagênico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of agente mutagénico |
| agente provocador {m} | :: agent provocateur (a person who disrupts a group’s activities from within) |
| a gênti {pron} | :: eye dialect of a gente |
| agentividade {f} [grammar] | :: agentivity (the state or condition of being agentive) |
| agentivo {adj} [linguistics] | :: agentive (indicating an agent) |
| agerato {m} | :: ageratum (any of the genus Ageratum of tropical American herbs) |
| Agesilau {prop} {m} [Ancient Greece] | :: Agesilaus (king of Sparta) |
| Ageu {prop} {m} [book of the bible] /a.ˈʒew/ | :: Haggai (book of the Old Testament) |
| Ageu {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Haggai (a prophet) |
| ageusia {f} | :: ageusia (loss of the sense of taste) |
| ageustia {f} | :: alternative form of ageusia |
| aggiornamento {m} | :: aggiornamento (the reform of some teachings of the Roman Catholic Church in 1962-65) |
| agh {interj} | :: ugh (to express disgust) |
| aghori {m} | :: one of the Aghori (order of Hindu ascetics) |
| ágil {adj} | :: agile |
| agilidade {f} | :: agility |
| agilmente {adv} | :: agilely (in an agile manner) |
| -ágio {suffix} | :: -age (charge, toll or fee) |
| ágio {m} [finance] | :: agio (rate earned when exchanging currency) |
| agiornamento {m} | :: alternative spelling of aggiornamento |
| agiota {mf} /ɐ.ˈʒjɔ.tɐ/ | :: moneylender |
| agiotagem {f} /ɐ.ʒju.ˈta.ʒɐ̃j̃/ | :: moneylending |
| agiotar {v} | :: to practice moneylending abusively |
| agir {vi} /ɐ.ˈʒiɾ/ | :: to do something; to act; to function; to perform |
| agir {vi} | :: to conduct oneself in a specific manner; to behave; to proceed |
| agiria {f} [medicine] /ˌa.ʒi.ˈɾi.ɐ/ | :: agyria (smooth brain in cases of lissencephaly) |
| agitação {f} /ɐ.ʒi.tɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: agitation |
| agitação {f} | :: excitement, turmoil |
| agitação {f} | :: upheaval, unrest |
| agitadamente {adv} /ɐʒiˌtaðɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: agitatedly (in an agitated manner) |
| agitado {adj} /ɐ.ʒi.ˈta.ðu/ | :: agitated |
| agitado {adj} | :: hectic |
| agitado {adj} | :: choppy (sea) |
| agitador {m} | :: agitator (one who agitates) |
| agitando {v} | :: gerund of agitar |
| agitar {v} /ɐ.ʒi.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to shake, agitate |
| agitar {v} | :: to wave |
| agitativo {adj} | :: agitative (tending to agitate) |
| agitato {adj} [music] | :: agitato (played in a restless, agitated style) |
| agitável {adj} | :: agitable (easily agitated) |
| agito {m} [colloquial] | :: a party with lively dancing |
| agito {m} | :: agitation (the state of being agitated) |
| agitprop {m} | :: agitprop (Communist propaganda) |
| Aglaia {prop} {f} /a.ˈɡlaj.ɐ/ | :: given name |
| aglicona {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aglycone (non-sugar fragment of a glycoside) |
| aglicosúria {f} [medicine] | :: aglycosuria (absence of sugar in the blood) |
| aglicosúrico {adj} | :: aglycosuric (relating to or suffering from aglycosuria) |
| áglifo {adj} [biology, of a snake] | :: aglyphous (whose teeth are not specialised for injecting venom) |
| aglomeração {f} | :: agglomeration (act of collecting in a mass) |
| aglomeração {f} | :: agglomeration (state of being collected in a mass) |
| aglomeração {f} | :: swarm (a mass of people or animals in turmoil) |
| aglomerado {adj} | :: agglomerated |
| aglomerado {adj} | :: aggregated |
| aglomerado {m} | :: agglomerate |
| aglomerado {m} | :: aggregation |
| aglomerado estelar {m} [astronomy] | :: star cluster (group of stars) |
| aglomerador {adj} | :: agglomerative (tending to agglomerate) |
| aglomerador {m} | :: agglomerator (device that agglomerates material) |
| aglomerando {v} | :: gerund of aglomerar |
| aglomerante {adj} | :: agglomerating, clustering |
| aglomerar {v} | :: to agglomerate |
| aglomerativo {adj} | :: agglomerative (tending to agglomerate) |
| aglosso {adj} | :: aglossal (having no tongue) |
| aglutina {f} [immunology] | :: agglutin (any antibody that causes agglutination of cells) |
| aglutinação {f} | :: agglutination (act of uniting by glue or other tenacious substance) |
| aglutinação {f} | :: agglutination (combination in which root words are united with little or no change of form or loss of meaning) |
| aglutinação {f} | :: agglutination (clumping together of red blood cells or bacteria) |
| aglutinante {adj} | :: agglutinant (causing to agglutinate) |
| aglutinante {m} | :: agglutinant (substance which causes agglutination) |
| aglutinar {v} [of separate elements] | :: coalesce (to join into a single mass) |
| aglutinar {v} [of a whole or a unit] | :: coalesce (to form from different elements) |
| aglutinativo {adj} [linguistics] | :: agglutinative (having words derived by combining parts) |
| aglutinina {f} | :: agglutinin (substance that causes cells to clump) |
| aglutinógeno {m} [biochemistry] | :: agglutinogen (any antigen that stimulates the production of an agglutinin) |
| agmatina {f} [biochemistry] | :: agmatine (amine which is a decarboxylation product of arginine) |
| agminado {adj} [biology] | :: agminate (grouped together) |
| agnação {f} | :: agnation (consanguinity by a line of males) |
| agnatia {f} [pathology] | :: agnathia (congenital lack of a jaw) |
| agnaticamente {adv} | :: agnatically (by means of agnation) |
| agnático {adj} | :: agnatic (of the male bloodline) |
| agnato {m} | :: agnate (relative whose relation is traced only through male members of the family) |
| agnato {m} [zoology] | :: agnathan (member of the superclass Agnatha of jawless vertebrates) |
| Agni {prop} {m} [Hinduism] | :: Agni (a deity of fire) |
| agnocasto {m} | :: chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus, a shrub of the Mediterranean region) |
| agnome {m} | :: agnomen (additional cognomen given, as an honour, to a Roman citizen) |
| agnose {f} | :: agnosis (lack, denial or indifference to knowledge) |
| agnosia {f} [medicine] | :: agnosia (the inability to recognise objects) |
| agnosia aperceptiva {f} [neurology] | :: apperceptive agnosia (inability to recognise distinct shapes and objects) |
| agnóstica {f} | :: female equivalent of agnóstico |
| agnosticamente {adv} | :: agnostically (in an agnostic manner) |
| agnosticismo {m} /ɐɣˈnɔʃtiˈsiʒmu/ | :: agnosticism (view that the existence of a God or gods is unknown, unknowable, unproven, or unprovable) |
| agnóstico {adj} | :: agnostic |
| agnóstico {m} | :: agnostic |
| agnus dei {m} [Roman Catholicism] | :: Agnus Dei (liturgical chant recited as part of the Mass) |
| agoa {f} | :: obsolete spelling of água |
| ágoa {f} | :: obsolete spelling of água |
| agoada {f} | :: obsolete spelling of aguada |
| agoar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of aguar |
| -agogo {suffix} | :: -agogue (someone who leads) |
| agogô {m} | :: agogo bell (percussion instrument consisting of two or three small conical bells) |
| agoiral {adj} | :: alternative form of agoural |
| agoirar {v} | :: alternative form of agourar |
| agoireiro {adj} | :: alternative form of agoureiro |
| agoirentar {v} | :: alternative form of agourentar |
| agoirento {adj} | :: alternative form of agoureiro |
| agoirento {m} | :: alternative form of agoureiro |
| agoiro {m} /ɐ.ˈɣoj.ɾu/ | :: omen, prophecy |
| agomelatina {f} | :: agomelatine (a melatonergic antidepressant) |
| agomil {m} | :: alternative form of gomil |
| agon {m} | :: agon (a struggle between the protagonist and antagonist) |
| agonia {f} /ˌɐ.ɣu.ˈni.ɐ/ | :: agony (violent contest or striving) |
| agonia {f} [uncountable] | :: the state of agony |
| agonia {f} | :: agony (symptom) |
| agoniadamente {adv} | :: anguishedly (in an anguished manner) |
| agoniado {adj} | :: anguished (experiencing extreme discomfort) |
| agonismo {m} [biochemistry] | :: agonism (relationship between an agonist and a receptor) |
| agonista {m} | :: agonist (a muscle that contracts while another relaxes) |
| agonista {m} [biochemistry] | :: agonist (molecule that can combine with a receptor on a cell) |
| agonista {mf} | :: agonist (someone involved in an agon) |
| agonistarca {mf} [Ancient Greece] | :: agonistarch (one who trained persons to compete in public games and contests) |
| agonístico {adj} [zoology, anthropology] | :: agonistic (characterised by conflict or hostility) |
| agonizadamente {adv} | :: agonizedly (in an agonized manner) |
| agonizante {adj} | :: agonizing (causing agony) |
| agonizante {mf} | :: agonizer (one who is in agony) |
| agonizantemente {adv} | :: agonizingly (in a way that causes agony) |
| agonizar {vi} /aɡõniˈzaχ/ | :: to agonize (to suffer with agony) |
| agonoteta {mf} [historical] | :: agonothete (officer who presided over the great public games in Ancient Greece) |
| agora {adv} /ɐ.ˈɡɔ.ɾɐ/ | :: now; right now (at the present time) |
| agora {adv} | :: now; any more (differently from the past) |
| agora {adv} | :: just now (very recently) |
| agora {adv} | :: this (in the current or next [date]) |
| agora {conj} | :: on the other hand; whereas; while (introduces an example that is the opposite of the previous example) |
| agora {conj} [familiar, introducing various clauses] | :: sometimes … sometimes |
| ágora {f} | :: agora (Ancient Greek marketplace) |
| agorafobia {f} | :: agoraphobia |
| agorafóbico {adj} | :: agoraphobic (pertaining to agoraphobia) |
| agoráfobo {m} | :: agoraphobic (one who suffers from agoraphobia) |
| agora há pouco {adv} [set phrase] | :: just now |
| agora já foi {interj} | :: too late (the due time to do something has already passed) |
| agora mesmo {adv} | :: right now |
| agora mesmo {adv} | :: just now |
| agora que {conj} | :: now that |
| agorinha {adv} /a.ɡɔ.ˈɾi.ɲɐ/ | :: Right now or just now |
| agorismo {m} [politics, economics] | :: agorism (philosophy that advocates the creation of a voluntaryist society through counter-economics) |
| agorista {adj} [economics] | :: agorist (of, supporting, relating to, or advocating agorism) |
| agorista {mf} [economics] | :: agorist (person who advocates agorism) |
| Agostinho {prop} {m} /ˌa.ɡos.ˈt͡ʃi.ɲu/ | :: given name |
| Agostinho {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Saint Augustine |
| agosto {m} /ɐ.ˈɡoʃ.tu/ | :: August |
| Agosto {m} | :: superseded spelling of agosto |
| a gota que transbordou o copo {f} [idiomatic] | :: the straw that broke the camel's back (the small additional burden which causes failure) |
| agoural {adj} /ɐ.ɣo(w).ˈɾaɫ/ | :: ominous (relating to or being an omen) |
| agourar {v} /ɐ.ɡo(w).ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to foresee; to predict |
| agourar {v} | :: to omen (to be an omen of) |
| agoureiro {adj} | :: ominous |
| agoureiro {adj} | :: superstitious |
| agourentar {v} | :: to be a foreboding, an evil omen |
| agourento {adj} | :: ominous (of or pertaining to an omen or to omens; being or exhibiting an omen) |
| agourento {adj} | :: ominous (giving indication of a coming ill) |
| agourento {m} | :: jinx (a person or thing supposed to bring bad luck) |
| agouro {m} /ɐ.ˈɡo(w).ɾu/ | :: alternative form of agoiro |
| Agra {prop} {f} | :: Agra (city) |
| agraciar {v} | :: to shower (bestow liberally) |
| agraço {m} | :: verjuice |
| agradação {f} [geology] | :: aggradation (increase in land elevation due to the deposition of sediment) |
| agradacional {adj} [geology] | :: aggradational (pertaining to or formed by aggradation) |
| agradar {vt} /ɐ.ɡɾɐ.ˈdaɾ/ | :: to please |
| agradar {v} | :: to be nice to, to fuss over |
| agradar {vi} | :: to be pleasing, to please |
| agradar {v} | :: to go down well |
| agradavel {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of agradável |
| agradável {adj} /ɐ.ɣɾɐ.ˈða.vɛɫ/ | :: pleasant, agreeable |
| agradável {adj} | :: nice |
| agradavelmente {adv} | :: pleasantly, agreeably |
| agradecer {v} /a.ɡɾa.de.ˈse(ʁ)/ | :: to thank |
| agradecer {v} | :: to be grateful for |
| agradecimento {m} /a.ɡɾa.de.si.ˈmẽ(j̃).tu/ | :: gratitude, thankfulness |
| agradecimento {m} | :: acknowledgement |
| agrado {m} /aˈɡɾa.du/ | :: contentment; satisfaction; gladness; pleasure |
| agrado {m} | :: the act of pleasing someone |
| agrado {m} | :: treat (unexpected gift) |
| agrafador {m} [Portugal] /ɐ.ɡɾɐ.fɐ.ˈdoɾ/ | :: stapler (device which binds together paper) |
| agrafar {vt} | :: staple (secure with a staple) |
| agrafe {m} | :: alternative form of agrafo |
| agrafia {f} | :: agraphia (loss of writing ability) |
| agrafo {m} [Portugal] /ɐ.ˈɡɾa.fu/ | :: staple (wire fastener used to secure stacks of paper) |
| ágrafo {adj} /ˈaɣɾɐfu/ | :: illiterate |
| a grama do vizinho é sempre mais verde {proverb} | :: the grass is always greener on the other side (literally: The neighbour's grass is always greener) |
| agramatical {adj} [linguistics] | :: ungrammatical (in violation of a language’s grammar) |
| agramático {adj} | :: agrammatic (pertaining to or afflicted by agrammatism) |
| agramatismo {m} | :: agrammatism (inability to form sentences) |
| a granel {adv} | :: in bulk (without packaging) |
| agranular {adj} [pathology] | :: agranular (lacking granules) |
| agranulocítico {adj} | :: agranulocytic (relating to agranulocytes) |
| agranulócito {m} [biochemistry] | :: agranulocyte (white blood cell characterised by the absence of granules in its cytoplasm) |
| agranulocitose {f} [disease] | :: agranulocytosis (condition involving severe leukopenia) |
| agrariedade {f} | :: agrarianness (the quality of being agrarian) |
| agrário {adj} | :: agricultural |
| agrário {adj} | :: agrarian |
| agrarismo {m} | :: agrarianism (philosophy that advocates an equitable distribution of land) |
| agravação {f} | :: aggravation (act of aggravating) |
| agravadamente {adv} | :: aggravatedly (in an aggravated manner) |
| agravador {m} | :: aggravator (one who or that which aggravates) |
| agravador {adj} | :: aggravating (which or who aggravates) |
| agravamento {m} | :: aggravation |
| agravando {v} | :: gerund of agravar |
| agravante {adj} | :: aggravating |
| agravantemente {adv} [rare] | :: aggravatingly (in an aggravating manner) |
| agravar {vt} | :: to aggravate; to worsen |
| agravar {vt} | :: to increase |
| agravar {vt} | :: to offend |
| agravar {vp} | :: to get worse |
| agravar {vp} | :: to be offended |
| agravo {m} | :: grievance |
| agre {adj} | :: alternative form of acre |
| agre {m} | :: alternative form of acre |
| agrecanase {f} [biochemistry] | :: aggrecanase (proteolytic enzyme that acts on aggrecans) |
| agrecano {m} [protein] | :: aggrecan (a proteoglycan that is a major component of cartilage) |
| agredir {vt} | :: to assault, attack |
| agregabilidade {f} | :: aggregability (tendency to aggregate) |
| agregação {f} | :: aggregation |
| agregadamente {adv} | :: aggregately (in an aggregated manner) |
| agregado {m} [Buddhism] | :: skandha |
| agregador {m} [internet] | :: aggregator (feed reader) |
| agregando {v} | :: gerund of agregar |
| agregar {v} | :: to aggregate |
| agregar {v} | :: to accrete |
| agregativo {adj} | :: aggregative (which aggregates) |
| agregável {adj} | :: aggregatable (able to be aggregated) |
| agregómetro {m} [European orthography, medicine] | :: aggregometer (device used to measure the adhesive aggregation of platelets) |
| agregômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of agregómetro |
| agremiação {f} [countable] | :: society (group of persons who meet from time to time to engage in a common interest) |
| agressão {f} | :: aggression |
| agressina {f} [biology] | :: aggressin (substance that enhances the virulence of the bacteria) |
| agressivamente {adv} | :: aggressively |
| agressividade {f} | :: aggressiveness |
| agressivo {adj} | :: aggressive |
| agressoma {m} [physiology] | :: aggresome (proteinaceous inclusion body that forms when cellular degradation machinery is impaired) |
| agressor {m} | :: aggressor (the person or country that makes an aggression) |
| agreste {adj} /ɐ.ˈɣɾɛʃ.tɨ/ | :: rural, rustic, wild, uncultivated |
| agreste {adj} | :: harsh |
| agreste {adj} | :: rude |
| agri- {prefix} | :: alternative form of agro- |
| agrião {m} | :: cress |
| agrião {m} | :: watercress |
| agrião-dos-prados {m} | :: cuckooflower; lady's smock (Cardamine pratensis, a small flowering plant of Eurasia) |
| agrícola {adj} /a.ˈɡɾi.ko.lɐ/ | :: agricultural (relating to agriculture, farming) |
| agricolamente {adv} | :: agriculturally (in a manner pertaining to agriculture) |
| agricultor {m} | :: farmer (person who plants crops or keeps livestock) |
| agricultura {f} | :: agriculture, farming |
| agricultural {adj} | :: agricultural (relating to agriculture) |
| agriculturalização {f} | :: alternative form of agriculturização |
| agriculturização {f} | :: agriculturalization (the process of agriculturalizing) |
| agridoce {adj} | :: bittersweet (both bitter and sweet) |
| Agrigento {prop} {f} /ˌa.ɡɾiˈʒẽ.tu/ | :: Agrigento (province/and/city) |
| agrilhoar {vt} | :: to fetter (to shackle or bind up with fetters) |
| agrilhoar {vt} [figurative] | :: to fetter (to restrain or impede; to hamper) |
| agrimensor {m} | :: surveyor (person occupied with land surveying) |
| agrimensora {f} | :: feminine noun of agrimensor |
| agrimónia {f} [European orthography] | :: agrimony (any plant of the genus Agrimonia) |
| agrimônia {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of agrimónia |
| agriturismo {m} | :: alternative form of agroturismo |
| agro- {prefix} | :: agro-; agri- (denoting agriculture) |
| agrobactéria {f} | :: agrobacterium (soil bacterium of the genus Agrobacterium) |
| agrobiologia {f} | :: agrobiology (the science of plant life and nutrition) |
| agrobiológico {adj} | :: agrobiologic (of or pertaining to agrobiology) |
| agrobiotecnologia {f} | :: agrobiotechnology (the application of biotechnology to agriculture) |
| agrobiotecnológico {adj} | :: agrobiotechnological |
| agroclimático {adj} | :: agroclimatic (relating to agriculture and climate) |
| agrocombustível {m} | :: agrofuel (any biofuel produced by agricultural means) |
| agroecologia {f} | :: agroecology (the application of ecology to agriculture) |
| agroecológico {adj} | :: agroecological (pertaining to agroecology) |
| agroeconómico {adj} [European orthography] | :: agroeconomic (relating to the economics of agriculture) |
| agroeconômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of agroeconómico |
| agroecossistema {m} | :: agroecosystem (conceptual model of an agricultural system) |
| agroexportador {adj} | :: exporting agricultural products |
| agroexportador {m} | :: agricultural exporter |
| agrofloresta {f} | :: agroforest (forest used for agroforestry) |
| agroindústria {f} | :: agroindustry (agricultural activity of an area viewed as an industrial sector) |
| agroindustrial {adj} | :: agroindustrial (relating to agriculture and industry) |
| Agrolândia {prop} | :: Agrolândia (municipality) |
| agrometeorologia {f} | :: agrometeorology (the study of the weather to help with agriculture) |
| agrometeorológico {adj} | :: agrometeorological (relating to agrometeorology) |
| agronegociante {mf} | :: agribusinessman (businessman involved in agribusiness) |
| agronegócio {m} | :: agribusiness (big business connected to agriculture) |
| agronomia {f} | :: agronomy (science of producing plants) |
| Agronômica {prop} | :: Agronômica (municipality) |
| agronomicamente {adv} | :: agronomically (with reference to agronomics) |
| agronómico {adj} [European orthography] | :: agronomic (relating to agronomy) |
| agronômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of agronómico |
| agrónomo {m} [European orthography] | :: agronomist (scientist specialised in agronomy) |
| agrônomo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of agrónomo |
| agropastoril {adj} | :: agropastoral (based upon agriculture and the rearing of sheep) |
| agropecuária {f} | :: the combination of agriculture and livestock raising |
| agropecuário {adj} | :: of or relating to agriculture and livestock raising |
| agroproduto {m} | :: agriproduct (any product of agriculture) |
| agroquímica {f} [chemistry] | :: agrochemistry (branch of chemistry related to agriculture) |
| agroquímica {f} | :: feminine noun of agroquímico |
| agroquímico {m} | :: agrochemist (chemist who works in the field of agrochemistry) |
| agroquímico {adj} | :: agrochemical (relating to agrochemistry) |
| agrossilvopastoril {adj} | :: agrosilvopastoral (relating to crops, forestry and the pasturage of animals) |
| agrossistema {m} | :: agrisystem (agricultural system) |
| agrostologia {f} | :: agrostology (study of grasses) |
| agrostológico {adj} | :: agrostological (pertaining to agrostology) |
| agrostólogo {m} | :: agrostologist (one who studies agrostology) |
| agrotécnico {adj} | :: agrotechnical (relating to agrotechnology) |
| agrotecnologia {f} | :: agrotechnology (the application of modern technology to agriculture) |
| agrotecnólogo {m} | :: agrotechnician (agrotechnology worker) |
| agroterrorismo {m} | :: agroterrorism (terrorism designed to damage the agriculture of a state) |
| agrotóxico {adj} | :: agrotoxic |
| agrotóxico {m} | :: pesticide |
| agroturismo {m} | :: agritourism (tourism in which tourists stay in farms) |
| agrupamento {m} /ɐɣɾupɐˈmẽtu/ | :: grouping |
| agrupamento {m} | :: swarm |
| agrupamento {m} | :: cluster |
| agrupando {v} | :: gerund of agrupar |
| agrupar {v} /ɐɣɾuˈpaɾ/ | :: to group together |
| agrupar {v} | :: to cluster |
| agrura {f} | :: bitterness, grief |
| agrura {f} | :: difficulty, obstacle |
| agua {f} | :: obsolete spelling of água |
| água {f} /ˈa.ɡwɐ/ | :: water |
| água Apollinaris {f} | :: Apollinaris water (mineral water obtained from a spring in Apollinarisburg) |
| água benta {f} [Christianity] | :: holy water (water, sanctified) |
| Água Boa {prop} | :: Água Boa (municipality) |
| aguaçal {m} | :: wetland, marsh, swamp |
| aguaceiro {m} | :: cloudburst (sudden heavy rainstorm) |
| água cinza {f} | :: grey water (non-potable, but non-toxic water) |
| Água Comprida {prop} | :: Água Comprida (municipality) |
| aguaçu {mf} | :: alternative form of babaçu |
| aguaçú {mf} | :: obsolete form of babaçu |
| aguada {f} | :: the acquisition of a supply of water |
| água da torneira {f} | :: tap water (water from a tap) |
| água-de-cheiro {f} | :: eau de Cologne; cologne (type of perfume) |
| água de coco {f} | :: coconut water |
| água-de-colónia {f} [European orthography] | :: eau de Cologne; cologne (type of perfume) |
| água-de-colônia {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of água-de-colónia |
| aguadeiro {m} /a.ɡwɐ.ˈdɐj.ɾu/ | :: water carrier |
| aguadeiro {m} | :: water seller |
| água de rosas {f} | :: rosewater (a liquid produced by steeping rose petals in water) |
| água deuterada {f} [chemistry] | :: heavy water (water containing deuterium instead of normal hydrogen) |
| aguado {adj} /a.ˈɡwa.du/ | :: diluted in water |
| aguado {adj} | :: watery (having too much water) |
| aguado {adj} [of eyes] | :: watery (filled with tears) |
| aguado {adj} [rare] | :: which failed, wasn’t successful |
| aguado {adj} | :: expressionless |
| água doce {f} | :: fresh water (water without salt) |
| Água Doce {prop} | :: Água Doce (municipality) |
| água do mar {f} | :: seawater |
| água dura {f} [chemistry] | :: hard water |
| água encanada {f} | :: tap water (water from a tap) |
| água-forte {f} [alchemy] | :: aqua fortis (a solvent for dissolving all metals except gold) |
| Água Fria {prop} | :: Água Fria (municipality) |
| água gaseificada {f} | :: soda water (water with carbon dioxide) |
| Aguaí {prop} {f} | :: Aguaí (municipality) |
| água-marinha {f} | :: aquamarine (type of beryl) |
| água-mel {f} [Algarve, Alentejo] | :: mead (alcoholic drink made from fermented honey) |
| água mineral {f} | :: mineral water |
| água mole {f} [chemistry] | :: soft water |
| água mole em pedra dura tanto bate até que fura {proverb} /ˈa.ɣwɐ ˈmɔ.l(ɨ) ɐ̃j̃ ˈpɛ.ðɾɐ ˈðu.ɾɐ ˈtɐ̃.tu ˈβa.t(ɨ) ɐ.ˈtɛ kɨ ˈfu.ɾɐ/ | :: If you persevere in doing something long enough, the desired effect will eventually be achieved |
| água-neve {f} | :: sleet (mixture of rain and snow) |
| Aguanil {prop} | :: Aguanil (municipality) |
| água oxigenada {f} [inorganic compound] | :: hydrogen peroxide (H2O2, a liquid used as a mild antiseptic or bleaching agent) |
| água pesada {f} [chemistry] | :: heavy water (water containing deuterium instead of normal hydrogen) |
| aguar {vt} /ɐˈɡwaɾ/ | :: to water |
| aguardando {v} | :: gerund of aguardar |
| aguardar {v} [por] | :: to await |
| aguardar {vt} | :: to expect |
| aguardar {vt} | :: to obey |
| aguardar {vi} | :: to wait |
| aguardente {f} /a.ɣwaɾ.ˈðẽ.tɨ/ | :: spirit (distilled alcoholic drink) |
| água régia {f} [historical, inorganic chemistry] | :: aqua regia (mixture of acids) |
| aguaruna {m} | :: Aguaruna (Jivaroan language spoken in Peru) |
| água sanitária {f} | :: bleach (chemical used to disinfect clothes) |
| Água Santa {prop} | :: Água Santa (municipality) |
| Aguascalientes {prop} {f} | :: Aguascalientes (state) |
| Aguascalientes {prop} {f} | :: Aguascalientes (city/state capital) |
| Águas da Prata {prop} | :: Águas da Prata (municipality) |
| Águas de Chapecó {prop} | :: Águas de Chapecó (municipality) |
| Águas de Lindóia {prop} | :: Águas de Lindóia (municipality) |
| Águas de Santa Bárbara {prop} | :: Águas de Santa Bárbara (municipality) |
| Águas de São Pedro {prop} | :: Águas de São Pedro (municipality) |
| Águas Formosas {prop} | :: Águas Formosas (municipality) |
| Águas Frias {prop} | :: Águas Frias (municipality) |
| Águas Mornas {prop} | :: Águas Mornas (municipality) |
| águas passadas {fp} [idiomatic] | :: water under the bridge (things not worth worrying about any more) |
| águas passadas não movem moinhos {proverb} | :: let bygones be bygones (past offences should be disregarded) |
| aguassú {mf} | :: obsolete form of babaçu |
| Águas Vermelhas {prop} | :: Águas Vermelhas (municipality) |
| água-tinta {f} [art] | :: aquatint (a form of etching with acid on a plate) |
| água-tofana {f} | :: aqua Tofana (a strong poison used in 17th century Italy) |
| água tónica {f} [European orthography] | :: tonic water (carbonated beverage) |
| água tônica {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of água tónica |
| água-viva {f} /ˈa.ɡwa ˈvi.vɐ/ | :: jellyfish (free-swimming, umbrella-shaped cnidarian) |
| aguazil {m} | :: alguazil (officer of the law) |
| aguazil {m} | :: provincial governor |
| aguça {f} /ɐˈɣusɐ/ | :: pencil sharpener |
| aguça {f} [dated] | :: speed, haste |
| aguçado {adj} /a.ɡu.ˈsa.du/ | :: sharp (able to cut easily) |
| aguçado {adj} | :: sharp (able to pierce easily) |
| aguçado {adj} [figurative, of a sense] | :: acute |
| aguçado {adj} [figurative] | :: argute; shrewd |
| aguçando {v} | :: gerund of aguçar |
| aguçar {v} /ɐɣuˈsaɾ/ | :: to sharpen |
| aguçar {v} | :: to whet |
| agudamente {adv} | :: acutely (in an acute manner) |
| agudez {f} | :: wit (ability to think quickly) |
| agudez {f} | :: pitch (perceived frequency of sound) |
| agudeza {f} | :: wit (ability to think quickly) |
| agudeza {f} | :: pitch (perceived frequency of sound) |
| agudo {adj} /ɐ.ˈɣu.ðu/ | :: acute |
| agudo {adj} | :: sharp |
| Agudo {prop} | :: Agudo (municipality) |
| Agudos {prop} {f} | :: Agudos (municipality) |
| Agudos do Sul {prop} | :: Agudos do Sul (town/and/municipality) |
| Águeda {prop} {f} /ˈaɡɨdɐ/ | :: Águeda (city/and/municipality) |
| agueiro {m} | :: gutter (duct or channel beneath the eaves) |
| aguentando {v} | :: gerund of aguentar |
| agüentando {v} | :: gerund of agüentar |
| aguentar {vti} /a.ɡwẽ.ˈta(ʁ)/ | :: to bear, to put up with |
| aguentar {vi} | :: to hold out; to hold on |
| aguentar {vp} | :: to hold; to hold up |
| agüentar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of aguentar |
| aguerrido {adj} /a.ɡe.ˈʁi.du/ | :: veteran, hardened |
| aguerrido {adj} | :: experienced |
| aguerrido {adj} | :: brave, aggressive |
| aguia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of águia |
| águia {f} /ˈa.ɣjɐ/ | :: eagle (any of several large carnivorous birds in the family Accipitridae) |
| águia {f} | :: eagle (representation of such an eagle (bird) carried as an emblem) |
| águia {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: eagle (representation of such a bird on a coat of arms) |
| águia {f} [figurative] | :: a born leader |
| Águia {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Aquila (summer constellation of the northern sky) |
| águia americana {f} | :: bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus, an eagle of North America) |
| águia calva {f} | :: bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus, an eagle of North America) |
| águia careca {f} | :: bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus, an eagle of North America) |
| águia-de-asa-redonda {f} | :: buzzard (genus Buteo) |
| águia filipina {f} | :: Philippine eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi, aspecies of eagle of the Philippines) |
| aguião {m} /ɐ.ˈɣjɐ̃w̃/ | :: north wind |
| aguião {m} | :: north (compass point) |
| águia pesqueira {f} | :: alternative spelling of águia-pesqueira |
| águia-pesqueira {f} | :: osprey (bird of prey) |
| Aguiar da Beira {prop} /ɐɣiˈaɾ ðɐ ˈβɐjɾɐ/ | :: Aguiar da Beira (village/and/municipality) |
| aguia real {f} | :: obsolete spelling of águia-real |
| águia real {f} | :: alternative spelling of águia-real |
| águia-real {f} | :: golden eagle (large bird of prey) |
| aguilhão {m} | :: stinger (pointed portion of an insect) |
| aguilhoando {v} | :: gerund of aguilhoar |
| aguilhoar {v} | :: to spur |
| aguilhoar {v} | :: to sting |
| Aguinaldo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aguisar {vt} | :: to arrange; to dispose |
| agulha {f} /ɐˈɡuʎɐ/ | :: needle (implement for sewing) |
| agulha {f} | :: needle (thin device for indicating measurements on a dial or graph) |
| agulha {f} [botany] | :: pine needle |
| agulha {f} [architecture] | :: spire (tapering structure built on a roof or tower) |
| agulha {f} [rail transport] | :: switch; point (movable section of railroad track) |
| agulha {f} [figurative] | :: piquancy |
| agulha de tricô {f} | :: knitting needle (thin rod used to knit yarn) |
| agulha num palheiro {f} [idiomatic] | :: needle in a haystack |
| agulhão {m} | :: needlefish (slender marine fish in the family Belonidae) |
| agulhão {m} | :: a sharp rock in a riverbed |
| agulheiro {m} | :: needlecase (case for keeping needles) |
| agulheta {f} | :: aiglet; aglet (tip on a cord or lace) |
| agulheta {f} | :: nozzle (short, tapering tip at the end of a hose) |
| aguona {f} [rare] | :: augmentative of água |
| agutipuru {m} | :: Sciurus aestuans (Brazilian squirrel) |
| ah {interj} /a/ | :: ah! (expression of relief, realization, awe) |
| ah {interj} | :: ah! (expression of woe, grief) |
| ahá {interj} | :: aha! (exclamation of sudden realisation) |
| ah ah ah {interj} [comics] | :: hahaha (a laugh) |
| aham {interj} [colloquial] /ɐˈhɐ̃/ | :: Mhm; uh-huh (yes) |
| aham {interj} [used ironically] | :: Expresses disbelief. |
| ahamkara {m} [Hinduism] | :: ahamkara (the ego in Hinduism) |
| Ahasvero {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Assuero |
| Ahasverus {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Assuero |
| ahi {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of aí |
| ahimsa {mf} | :: ahimsa (doctrine of non-violence in Jainism, Hinduism and Buddhism) |
| ahinda {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of ainda |
| a história se repete {proverb} | :: history repeats itself |
| Ahmadia {f} | :: Ahmadiyya (Islamic denomination founded by Mirza Ghulam Ahmed) |
| Ahmadiyya {f} | :: alternative form of Ahmadia |
| Ahmedabad {prop} {f} | :: Ahmedabad (largest city) |
| Ahmedabade {prop} {f} | :: rare form of Ahmedabad |
| Ah Puch {prop} {m} [Maya mythology] | :: Ah Puch (personification of death in Maya mythology) |
| ah, tá {interj} | :: used when realizing something that was not understood before |
| ah, tá {interj} | :: used ironically to express disbelief |
| ahu {m} [rare] | :: ahu (stone platform for moai) |
| Ahura Masda {prop} {m} | :: rare spelling of Ahura Mazda |
| Ahura-Masda {prop} {m} | :: rare spelling of Ahura Mazda |
| Ahura Mazda {prop} {m} [Zoroastrianism] | :: Ahura Mazda (the one God of Zoroaster) |
| Ahura-Mazda {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Ahura Mazda |
| ah, vá {interj} [colloquial] | :: no duh (implying that a statement is rather obvious) |
| ahy {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of aí |
| ahynda {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of ainda |
| -ai {suffix} | :: forms the 2nd-person plural affirmative imperative of 1st conjugation verbs; appended to the stem |
| ai {interj} /aj/ | :: ouch (expression of physical pain) |
| ai {interj} | :: oh (expression of concern) |
| Ai {prop} {f} [biblical] | :: Ai (ancient city) |
| Ai {prop} {f} [biblical] | :: Ai (ancient city) |
| aí {adv} /ɐ.ˈi/ | :: there (close to the second person (you)) |
| aí {adv} | :: towards the second person |
| aí {adv} | :: then (soon afterwards) |
| aí {adv} | :: in this case; in this situation |
| aí {interj} | :: yeah! (expressing joy, celebration, glee, etc.) |
| AI-5 {prop} {m} | :: A major decree (which lasted from 1968 to 1978) issued by the military dictatorship (1964–1985) in Brazil, which overruled the Constitution and included institutionalizing censorship of the media, forfeiting the mandates of some politicians and some people's right to vote |
| aia {f} | :: lady-in-waiting |
| aia {f} | :: tutor, teacher |
| aia {f} | :: chambermaid |
| Aiaie {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Eeia |
| aião {m} | :: swift (small bird of the family Apodidae) |
| aiatolá {m} | :: ayatollah (a religious leader) |
| aicebergue {m} | :: iceberg |
| Aichi {prop} {f} | :: Aichi (prefecture) |
| Aída {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Áidano {prop} {m} [rare] | :: given name |
| ai de mim {phrase} | :: alas, woe is me (exclamation of sorrow) |
| aidética {n} | :: feminine of aidético |
| aidético {adj} [Brazil, medicine] /aj.ˈdɛ.t(ʃ)i.ku/ | :: living with AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) |
| aidético {m} [Brazil, medicine] | :: someone living with AIDS |
| AIDS {f} [Brazil, disease] /ˈajds/ | :: AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) |
| aie-aie {m} | :: aye-aye |
| aí está {phrase} | :: there you have it (that is it, that is the situation or state of things) |
| a ignorância é uma bênção {proverb} | :: ignorance is bliss (it is more comfortable not to know certain things) |
| aikido {m} | :: aikido (a Japanese martial art) |
| aikidô {m} | :: alternative form of aikido |
| aikidoca {mf} | :: aikidoka (one who practices aikido) |
| ailanto {m} | :: ailanthus (tree) |
| aileron {m} | :: aileron (hinged part on trailing edge of airplane wing) |
| aimara {mf} | :: alternative form of aimará |
| aimara {m} | :: alternative form of aimará |
| aimará {mf} | :: one of the Aymara (indigenous people of South America) |
| aimará {m} | :: Aymara (language of the Aymara people) |
| Aimorés {prop} | :: Aimorés (municipality) |
| Ain {prop} {m} | :: Ain (department) |
| ainda {adv} /ɐ.ˈĩ.dɐ/ | :: still, yet (up to a time) |
| ainda {adv} | :: even (emphasises a comparative) |
| ainda {adv} | :: someday (at some time in the future) |
| ainda {adv} | :: only (as recently as) |
| ainda {adv} | :: at least |
| ainda {adv} | :: even (implying an extreme example in the case mentioned) |
| ainda {adv} | :: still; nevertheless (in spite of what preceded) |
| ainda {adv} | :: besides |
| ainda assim {adv} [conjunctive] | :: still; nevertheless; nonetheless |
| ainda bem {phrase} | :: thank goodness (expresses gratitude) |
| ainda mais {conj} | :: let alone; not to mention |
| ainda por cima {adv} | :: furthermore (when something negative follows) |
| ainhum {m} [medicine] /aj.ˈɲũ/ | :: ainhum (constriction of the base of the fifth toe) |
| aino {adj} | :: Ainu (pertaining to ethnic group or language) |
| aino {m} | :: Ainu (language) |
| ainoco {m} [Brazil] | :: A person with mixed Caucasian and Japanese origin, especially in the southern states |
| ainu {adj} /ajˈnu/ | :: Ainu (pertaining to ethnic group or language) |
| ainu {mf} | :: Ainu (member of the ethnic group) |
| ainu {mf} [uncountable] | :: Ainu language |
| aio {m} /ˈaj.u/ | :: a hired tutor |
| aioli {m} | :: aioli (a type of sauce made from garlic, egg, lemon juice and olive oil) |
| aipim {m} /ajˈpĩ/ | :: cassava, manioc (Manihot esculenta) |
| aipo {m} | :: Celery (herb, Apium graveolens) |
| aipo-rábano {m} | :: celeriac (Apium graveolens, a species of celery) |
| Aiquara {prop} | :: Aiquara (municipality) |
| airando {v} | :: gerund of airar |
| airar {v} | :: to anger |
| airbag {m} /ɛɾ.ˈbɛ.ɡi/ | :: airbag |
| airedale {mf} | :: Airedale Terrier (a breed of large, rough-haired dog) |
| airela {m} /aj.ˈɾɛ.lɐ/ | :: cranberry |
| air guitar {mf} | :: air guitar (imaginary guitar that a person pretends to play) |
| airo {m} | :: guillemot (any of the seabirds in the genus Uria) |
| airoso {adj} /ajˈɾozu/ | :: comely, graceful, genteel |
| airôso {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of airoso |
| -ais {suffix} /ˈajʃ/ | :: forms the second-person plural present indicative of first-conjugation verbs |
| -ais {suffix} | :: forms the second-person plural present subjunctive of second- and third-conjugation verbs |
| -ais {suffix} | :: forms the second-person plural negative imperative of second- and third-conjugation verbs |
| aí sim {interj} [Brazil, slang] | :: oh yeah, now you're talking (expression of joy or agreement) |
| aí sim {interj} | :: See: pt aí sim |
| Aisne {prop} {m} | :: Aisne (department) |
| Aisne {prop} {m} | :: Aisne (river) |
| aistoricamente {adv} | :: alternative form of anistoricamente |
| aistórico {adj} | :: alternative form of anistórico |
| aí tem {phrase} | :: See: pt aí tem |
| aí tem {phrase} | :: there’s something fishy about that |
| Aiuruoca {prop} | :: Aiuruoca (municipality) |
| Aizu {prop} {f} | :: Aizu (region) |
| Ajaccio {prop} {f} | :: Ajaccio (caplc) |
| a jato {m} | :: clipping of avião a jato; jet plane |
| Ajax {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Ájax |
| Ájax {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Ajax (hero of the Trojan War) |
| ajeitar {v} | :: to adjust |
| ajmalicina {f} [organic compound] | :: ajmalicine (an antihypertensive drug) |
| ajmalina {f} | :: ajmaline (an antiarrhythmic drug) |
| ajoelhando {v} | :: gerund of ajoelhar |
| ajoelhar {vpi} [or (rare)] /ɐ.ʒwɨ.ˈʎaɾ/ | :: to kneel (to stoop down and rest on one’s knees) |
| ajoelhar {v} [a, diante de, .figurative, .pronominal] | :: to kneel to (to accept defeat; to accept someone’s superiority) |
| ajoelhar {vt} | :: to make someone kneel |
| ajoelhar {vt} [figurative, poetic] | :: to subjugate (to forcibly impose obedience or servitude) |
| ajuda {f} [uncountable] /ɐ.ˈʒu.ðɐ/ | :: help, assistance, aid |
| ajuda {f} | :: an act of helping or assisting |
| ajuda {f} | :: something which helps or assists |
| ajuda {f} [computing] | :: helpfile |
| ajuda {interj} | :: help (I/we desperately need assistance) |
| ajudador {m} | :: helper |
| ajudante {mf} /ɐʒuˈðɐ̃tɨ/ | :: helper, assistant |
| ajudante {mf} | :: aide, adjutant |
| ajudar {v} /ɐ.ʒu.ˈðaɾ/ | :: to help, aid; to assist |
| ajuizado {adj} | :: wise |
| ajuizar {v} | :: to judge |
| ajuntamento {m} /ɐ.ʒũ.tɐ.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: gathering |
| ajuntamento {m} | :: assembly |
| ajuntamento {m} | :: throng |
| ajuntando {v} | :: gerund of ajuntar |
| ajuntar {v} /ɐ.ʒũ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to gather, collect, round up |
| Ajuricaba {prop} | :: Ajuricaba (municipality) |
| ajustabilidade {f} | :: adjustability (the condition of being adjustable) |
| ajustado {adj} /ɐˈʒuʃtaðu/ | :: adjusted |
| ajustado {adj} | :: tight, tight-fitting |
| ajustador {m} | :: adjuster (one who adjusts) |
| ajustamento {m} | :: adjustment (small change) |
| ajustando {v} | :: gerund of ajustar |
| ajustar {v} /ɐˈʒuʃtaɾ/ | :: to adjust |
| ajustar {v} | :: to adapt |
| ajustar {v} | :: to fit |
| ajustável {adj} | :: adjustable (capable of being adjusted) |
| ajustavelmente {adv} | :: adjustably (in a way that is adjustable) |
| ajuste {m} /ɐˈʒuʃtɨ/ | :: adjustment |
| a justo título {adv} | :: fairly, rightfully |
| AK-47 {f} | :: AK-47 (the Soviet-built 1947 Kalashnikov assault rifle) |
| Akaba {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Acaba |
| akan {m} | :: The Akan language |
| akawaio {m} | :: Akawaio (a northern Carib language) |
| akermanita {f} [mineral] | :: åkermanite (a melilite mineral of the sorosilicate group) |
| Akiko {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Akio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Akira {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| akita {mf} | :: Akita (a Japanese dog breed) |
| Akita {prop} {f} /a.ˈki.tɐ/ | :: Akita (city/and/prefecture) |
| Akrotiri e Dhekelia {prop} | :: Akrotiri e Dhekelia (overseas territory) |
| Aksai Chin {prop} {m} | :: Aksai Chin (macroregion) |
| aksumita {mf} | :: alternative spelling of axumita |
| aksumita {adj} | :: alternative spelling of axumita |
| Akureyri {prop} {f} | :: Akureyri (city) |
| akvavit {m} | :: alternative form of aquavit |
| -al {suffix} /ˈaɫ/ | :: appended to noun X, forms adjectives meaning “of or pertaining to X” |
| -al {suffix} | :: forms synonyms of adjectives containing the suffix -ico |
| -al {suffix} | :: appended to noun X, forms nouns meaning “a collection X” or “a large quantity of X” |
| -al {suffix} | :: appended to noun X, forms nouns meaning “a place where there is plenty of X” |
| -al {suffix} | :: appended to the name of a plant, forms nouns meaning “a field where that plant is cultivated” |
| -al {suffix} [chemistry] | :: forms the names of alcohols |
| -al {suffix} [chemistry] | :: forms the names of aldehydes |
| al {pron} [obsolete] /ˈaɫ/ | :: everything, the rest |
| al {pron} [obsolete] | :: other, another |
| AL {prop} | :: abbreviation of Alagoas (Brazilian state) |
| ala {f} /ˈa.lɐ/ | :: section, wing |
| alá {interj} /a.ˈla/ | :: eye dialect of olha lá |
| Alá {prop} {m} [Islam] /a.ˈla/ | :: Allah (the Islamic god) |
| Alá akbar {interj} [Islam] | :: Allahu akbar (Muslim takbir (proclamation)) |
| alabama {m} /ˌalaˈbɐma/ | :: Alabama (language) |
| Alabama {prop} {m} | :: Alabama (state) |
| Alabama {prop} {m} | :: Alabama (river) |
| alabandita {f} [mineral] | :: alabandite (mineral form of manganese sulfide) |
| alabão {m} | :: a milk flock of sheep or of she-goats |
| alabarca {m} | :: alabarch (chief magistrate of the Jews in Alexandria under the Ptolemies and Roman emperors) |
| alabarda {f} /ˌa.lɐ.ˈbaɾ.ðɐ/ | :: halberd (weapon) |
| alabastrino {adj} | :: alabastrine (pertaining or similar to alabaster) |
| alabastro {m} | :: alabaster |
| alacir {m} | :: harvest of wine, vintage |
| alacir {m} | :: harvest of olives |
| alacloro {m} | :: alachlor (a chloroacetanilide herbicide) |
| alacridade {f} | :: alacrity; eagerness |
| alacrimia {f} [pathology] | :: alacrimia (congenital inability to produce tears) |
| Aladdin {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Aladim |
| Aladim {prop} {m} [Arabian folklore] /ˌa.la.ˈd͡ʒĩ/ | :: Aladdin (young man who finds a lamp with a genie) |
| Aladin {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Aladim |
| alado {adj} /a.ˈla.du/ | :: winged (having wings) |
| alafim {m} | :: Alaafin (emperor of the Oyo Empire) |
| alagadiço {adj} | :: marshy (often flooded) |
| alagadiço {m} | :: wetland, marsh, swamp |
| alagando {v} | :: gerund of alagar |
| alagar {v} | :: to flood |
| alagar {v} | :: to inundate |
| alagoa {f} | :: alternative form of lagoa |
| Alagoa {prop} | :: Alagoa (municipality) |
| alagoano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Alagoas |
| alagoano {m} | :: Someone from Alagoas |
| Alagoas {prop} {m} {fp} /ˌa.la.ˈɡo.ɐs/ | :: Alagoas (state) |
| Alagoinhas {prop} | :: Alagoinhas (municipality) |
| Alahabad {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Allahabad |
| alakazam {interj} | :: alakazam (magic word used in conjuring) |
| alalia {f} [medicine] | :: alalia (loss of the ability to speak) |
| alamanda {f} | :: allamanda (Allamanda cathartica) |
| Alambari {prop} {f} | :: Alambari (municipality) |
| alambicado {adj} | :: distilled |
| alambicado {adj} | :: relating to a still |
| alambicado {adj} | :: affected, conceited, pretentious |
| alambicado {adj} | :: complicated, convoluted |
| alambicar {v} | :: to distill |
| alambicar {v} [by extension] | :: to refine |
| alambicar {v} [by extension] | :: to complicate excessively |
| alambicar {v} | :: to scrutinize, to examine closely |
| alambicar {vp} | :: to become pretentious |
| alambique {m} /ɐ.lɐ̃.ˈbi.kɨ/ | :: alembic (chemical apparatus used to purify substances by distillation) |
| alambique {m} | :: still (device for distilling liquids) |
| Alambra {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Alhambra |
| alambrado {m} | :: wire netting (hexagonal network of interwoven wire) |
| alambre {m} | :: amber (fossil resin) |
| alameda {f} /ɐ.lɐ.ˈme.ðɐ/ | :: an avenue, street or other pathway lined with trees |
| alamêda {f} | :: obsolete spelling of alameda |
| álamo {m} /ˈa.la.mu/ | :: poplar (any of the trees in the genus Populus) |
| Álamo {prop} {m} | :: Álamo (fort) |
| álamo branco {m} | :: white poplar; abele (Populus alba, a poplar of Europe) |
| Alamogordo {prop} {f} | :: Alamogordo (city) |
| Álamo Gordo {prop} | :: dated spelling of Alamogordo |
| Alamut {prop} {m} | :: Alamut (historical region) |
| Alan {prop} {m} /ˈa.lɐ̃/ | :: given name |
| Alana {prop} {f} /a.ˈlɐ.nɐ/ | :: given name |
| al-Andalus {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Al-Andalus |
| Al-Andalus {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Al-Andalus (former kingdom) |
| Alandroal {prop} {m} /ɐlɐ̃dɾuˈaɫ/ | :: Alandroal (village/and/municipality) |
| Alânia {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Alânia (mediaeval kingdom) |
| alanina {f} [amino acid] | :: alanine |
| alanita {f} [mineral] | :: allanite |
| alanite {f} | :: alternative form of alanita |
| alano {m} [historical] | :: Alan (member of a Sarmatian tribe) |
| alantoato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: allantoate (any salt or ester of allantoic acid) |
| alantoicase {f} [enzyme] | :: allantoicase (a hydrolase enzyme that participates in purine metabolism) |
| alantoico {adj} | :: allantoic (of, pertaining to or derived from the allantois) |
| alantóico {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of alantoico |
| alantoide {adj} [mycology] | :: allantoid (sausage-shaped) |
| alantoide {m} [anatomy] | :: allantois (sac in the alimentary canal of the embryos of mammals, birds and reptiles) |
| alantóide {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of alantoide |
| alantóide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alantoide |
| alantóideo {adj} | :: allantoic (of, pertaining to or derived from the allantois) |
| alantoína {f} [biochemistry] | :: allantoin (a diureide of glyoxylic acid) |
| alantoinase {f} [enzyme] | :: allantoinase (enzyme that produces allantoate as part of purine metabolism) |
| alão {m} | :: alaunt (a dog breed) |
| alapar {vt} /ɐ.lɐ.ˈpaɾ/ | :: to hide behind, in or among something |
| alapar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to sit down |
| alar {adj} /ɐˈlaɾ/ | :: alar (relating to wings) |
| alar {v} | :: to give wings |
| alar {v} | :: to haul |
| alaranjado {adj} /alaɾɐ̃ˈʒadʊ/ | :: orange (colour) |
| alardear {v} | :: to boast, to brag |
| alardo {m} | :: roll call |
| alargamento {m} | :: enlargement |
| alargamento {m} | :: extension |
| alargamento {m} | :: widening |
| alargando {v} | :: gerund of alargar |
| alargar {v} /ɐlɐɾˈɣaɾ/ | :: to widen (to make or become wider or broader) |
| alargar {v} | :: to increase the scope or extent of |
| Alarico {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Alaric (king of the Visigoths) |
| Alarico {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| alarido {m} | :: clamor, shriek |
| alarmadamente {adv} | :: alarmedly (in an alarmed manner) |
| alarmando {v} | :: gerund of alarmar |
| alarmante {adj} | :: alarming (causing alarm) |
| alarmantemente {adv} | :: alarmingly (in an alarming manner) |
| alarmar {v} | :: to alarm, to alert |
| alarme {m} | :: alarm |
| alarme {m} | :: alert |
| alarmina {f} [biochemistry] | :: alarmin (substance that signals tissue and cell damage) |
| alarmismo {m} | :: alarmism (production of needless alarms) |
| alarmista {mf} | :: alarmist (one who causes others to become alarmed without cause) |
| alarmista {adj} | :: causing others to become alarmed without cause |
| alarve {mf} [archaic] /ɐ.ˈlaɾ.vɨ/ | :: bedouin |
| alarve {mf} | :: brute |
| alarve {mf} | :: glutton |
| alarve {adj} | :: brute |
| alarve {adj} | :: glutton |
| Alasca {prop} {m} | :: Alasca (state) |
| alascana {f} | :: Alaskan |
| alascano {adj} | :: Alaskan |
| alascano {m} | :: Alaskan |
| Alaska {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Alasca |
| alasquiano {adj} | :: Alaskan (of, from or pertaining to Alaska) |
| alasquiano {m} | :: Alaskan (someone from Alaska) |
| alastramento urbano {m} [urban studies] | :: urban sprawl (disorganized growth on the edge of a city) |
| alastrando {v} | :: gerund of alastrar |
| alastrar {v} [nautical] | :: to ballast; to load a ship with ballast, so that it is stable |
| alastrar {v} | :: to spread; to proliferate |
| alastrim {m} [disease] /ˌa.las.ˈtɾĩ/ | :: alastrim (milder variant of smallpox) |
| alaterno {m} | :: buckthorn (plant of the genus Rhamnus) |
| alativo {m} /ɐlɐˈtivu/ | :: allative (allative case) |
| alatostatina {f} [biochemistry] | :: allatostatin (any of a class of neuropeptide hormones in insects and crustacea) |
| alaúde {m} | :: lute (stringed instrument) |
| alauíta {mf} [Islam] | :: Alawite (member of a mystical Shiite Islamic group that reveres Ali ibn Abi Talib) |
| alauíta {adj} [Islam] | :: relating to Alawites |
| Álava {prop} {f} | :: Álava (province) |
| alavanca {f} | :: lever |
| alavanca de câmbio {f} | :: stick (gearstick, stickshift) |
| alavancagem {f} | :: leverage (force compounded by means of a lever) |
| alavancagem {f} [figurative] | :: boost (help in improving something) |
| alavancagem {f} [finance] | :: leverage (the use of borrowed funds) |
| alavancar {vt} | :: to lever (to move with a lever) |
| alavancar {vt} [figurative] | :: to boost (to help (something) to improve) |
| alavão {m} | :: alternative form of alabão |
| alawita {mf} | :: alternative spelling of alauíta |
| alawita {adj} | :: alternative spelling of alauíta |
| alazão {adj} | :: sorrel (colour) |
| alba {adj} | :: white |
| Albacete {prop} {f} | :: Albacete (province) |
| Albacete {prop} {f} | :: Albacete (city/provincial capital) |
| albacora {f} | :: albacore (Thunnus alalunga, a large marine fish) |
| Alba Longa {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Alba Longa (ancient city) |
| albanês {adj} | :: Albanian (Of or pertaining to Albania) |
| Albânia {prop} {f} /aɫ.ˈβɐ.ni.ɐ/ | :: Albânia (country) |
| albanização {f} | :: Albanisation (adoption of Albanian culture) |
| Albano {prop} {m} /aw.ˈbɐ.nu/ | :: given name |
| albanólogo {m} | :: Albanologist (one who studies Albanian language or culture) |
| Albany {prop} {f} | :: Albany (city/state capital) |
| albarda {f} | :: aparejo, packsaddle |
| albarello {m} | :: albarello (ceramic pharmacy or drug jar) |
| albariza {f} | :: albariza (white porous chalky soil found in Andalusia) |
| albatroz {m} /ˌaɫβɐˈtɾɔʃ/ | :: albatross (seabird) |
| albedo {m} [physics, meteorology, astronomy] | :: albedo (the fraction of incident light or radiation reflected by a surface or body) |
| albedómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: albedometer (instrument used to measure the albedo of a surface) |
| albedômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of albedómetro |
| Albemarle {prop} {f} | :: Albemarle (former name of Isabela Island) |
| Alberche {prop} {m} | :: Alberche (river) |
| albergado {adj} | :: homeless, especially if spending nights in a hostel |
| albergado {m} | :: a homeless person, especially one who spends nights in a hostel |
| albergador {m} | :: hosteler (person who keeps a hostel) |
| albergador {m} [epidemiology] | :: host (cell or organism which harbours another organism or biological entity) |
| albergador {adj} | :: hospitable; welcoming |
| albergagem {m} | :: the lodging of people in a hostel |
| albergamento {m} | :: the act or business of lodging people in a hostel |
| albergando {v} | :: gerund of albergar |
| albergar {v} | :: to lodge at a hostel |
| albergar {v} [epidemiology] | :: to harbour (to be the host of an organism) |
| albergaria {f} | :: hostel (commercial overnight lodging place) |
| Albergaria-a-Velha {prop} {f} /aɫβɨɾɣɐˈɾi.a ˈvɛʎɐ/ | :: Albergaria-a-Velha (city/and/municipality) |
| albergue {m} | :: hostel (commercial overnight lodging place) |
| albergue {m} | :: hostel (temporary refuge for the homeless) |
| albergueiro {m} | :: hosteler (person who keeps a hostel) |
| alberguista {mf} | :: hosteler (person who keeps a hostel) |
| Alberta {prop} {f} | :: Alberta (province) |
| Alberta {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Albertina {prop} | :: Albertina (municipality) |
| albertita {f} [mineral] | :: albertite (a bituminous mineral resembling asphalt) |
| Alberto {prop} {m} /aw.ˈbɛʁ.tu/ | :: given name |
| Albertville {prop} {f} | :: Albertville (town) |
| albescente {adj} | :: albescent (becoming white) |
| Albi {prop} {f} | :: Albi (town/and/commune) |
| albigense {mf} | :: Albigense (person from Albi, France) |
| albigense {mf} | :: Albigense (member of a 12th century sect of Roman Catholic reformers) |
| albigense {adj} | :: Albigensian (relating to the Albigenses) |
| albinismo {m} | :: albinism (lack of melanin pigmentation) |
| albino {adj} | :: albino, albinistic: congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarely only in the eyes); afflicted with albinism |
| albino {m} | :: albino: person or animal congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarely only in the eyes); one afflicted with albinism |
| Albino {prop} {m} /aw.ˈbi.nu/ | :: given name |
| Álbion {prop} {f} | :: Albion (Roman or poetic name of Britain) |
| albita {f} [mineral] | :: albite (plagioclase feldspar) |
| albitização {f} [mineralogy] | :: albitization (conversion into albite) |
| albor {m} | :: dawn |
| albor {m} | :: dawnlight |
| albornoz {m} | :: burnoose (a thick hooded cloak used in northern Africa) |
| albufeira {f} | :: lagoon (shallow body of water) |
| albufeira {f} | :: amurca |
| Albufeira {prop} {f} /ɐɫβuˈfɐjɾɐ/ | :: Albufeira (city/and/municipality) |
| albugínea {f} [anatomy] | :: albuginea (layer of white, fibrous tissue) |
| álbum {m} /ˈaɫ.βũ/ | :: album |
| albume {m} | :: alternative form of albúmen |
| albúmen {m} | :: albumen |
| albumina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: albumin (one of a class of monomeric proteins that are soluble in water) |
| albuminato {m} [chemistry] | :: albuminate (compound of albumin and a base or acid) |
| albuminemia {f} [pathology] | :: albuminemia (the (normal) presence of albumin in the blood) |
| albuminoide {adj} | :: albuminoid (similar to albumen) |
| albuminose {f} [pathology] | :: albuminosis (presence of more than the usual amount of albumin in the blood) |
| albuminoso {adj} | :: albuminous (of, pertaining to or containing albumin) |
| albuminúria {f} [pathology] | :: albuminuria |
| albuminúrico {adj} | :: albuminuric (having albumen in the urine) |
| albumose {f} | :: albumose (substance formed by proteins during digestion) |
| Albuquerque {prop} {f} | :: Albuquerque (city) |
| alburnete {m} | :: bleak (small European river fish) |
| alburno {m} [botany] | :: sapwood; alburnum (soft, newer wood just under the bark) |
| alça {f} /ˈaɫ.sɐ/ | :: a semicircular handle, such as the bail of a bucket and the handles of bags and purses |
| alça {f} | :: shoulder strap (in clothes, the strap that goes over the shoulder) |
| alça {f} [anatomy] | :: a part of an organ that forms an arc (mostly in the intestines and blood vessels) |
| alcáçar {m} | :: alternative form of alcácer |
| alcáçava {f} | :: alternative form of alcáçova |
| alcácer {m} /aɫˈka.sɛɾ/ | :: alcazar (Moorish fortress in Spain) |
| alcácer {m} [by extension] | :: palace |
| Alcácer-Ceguer {prop} {f} | :: Alcácer-Ceguer (town) |
| Alcácer do Sal {prop} {f} /ɐɫˈkasɛɾ ðu ˈsaɫ/ | :: Alcácer do Sal (city/and/municipality) |
| Alcácer-Quibir {prop} {f} | :: Alcácer-Quibir (city) |
| alcáceva {f} | :: alternative form of alcáçova |
| alcachofra {f} /aɫkɐˈʃofɾɐ/ | :: artichoke (an edible plant related to the thistle) |
| alcachofra {f} | :: The edible part of that plant |
| alcachofra hortense {f} | :: artichoke (vegetable) |
| alcáçova {f} /aɫ.ˈka.su.vɐ/ | :: a Moorish fortress within or beside a walled city |
| alcaçuz {m} [countable] | :: liquorice (plant) |
| alçada {f} | :: area of responsibility, competence |
| alçada {f} | :: jurisdiction |
| alcadieno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkadiene |
| alcaguetar {vti} [slang] | :: to grass; to snitch |
| alcaguete {m} [countable, slang] | :: grass; informer; snitch |
| alcaico {adj} | :: Alcaic (pertaining to a type of verse invented by the Greek poet Alcaeus) |
| alcaide {m} | :: alcaide (commander of a province or fortress) |
| Alcalá de Henares {prop} {f} | :: Alcalá de Henares (city) |
| alcalescente {adj} | :: alkalescent (slightly alkaline) |
| álcali {m} [chemistry] | :: alkali (any of a class of caustic bases) |
| alcalifílico {adj} | :: alternative form of alcalofílico |
| alcalimetria {f} | :: alkalimetry (process of determining the strength of an alkali) |
| alcalimétrico {adj} [chemistry] | :: alkalimetric (describing titration in which the titrant is an alkali) |
| alcalinidade {f} [inorganic chemistry] /ɐɫkɐˌliniˈdaðɨ/ | :: alkalinity |
| alcalinização {f} [chemistry] | :: alkalinization (the process of becoming more alkaline) |
| alcalinizar {v} [chemistry] | :: to alkalinize (convert to an alkali) |
| alcalino {adj} [chemistry] | :: alkaline (of or relating to an alkali) |
| alcalino {adj} [chemistry] | :: alkaline (having a pH greater than 7) |
| alcalinoterroso {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alkaline-earth |
| alcalinoterroso {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alkaline earth |
| alcalofílico {adj} [biology] | :: alkaliphilic (thriving in alkaline conditions) |
| alcalófilo {adj} [biology] | :: alkaliphilic (thriving in alkaline conditions) |
| alcalófilo {m} [biology] | :: alkaliphile (organism that thrives in an alkaline environment) |
| alcaloidal {adj} [chemistry] | :: alkaloidal (pertaining to alkaloids) |
| alcaloide {m} [chemistry] /ˌaɫ.kɐ.ˈlɔj.dɨ/ | :: alkaloid (organic heterocyclic base) |
| alcalóide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alcaloide |
| alcalose {f} [pathology] | :: alkalosis (abnormally increased alkalinity in the blood) |
| alcalótico {adj} [pathology] | :: alkalotic (exhibiting or relating to alkalosis) |
| alcana {f} | :: alkanet (Alkanna tinctoria, a plant whose root is used as a red dye) |
| alcançar {v} /aɫ.kɐ̃.ˈsaɾ/ | :: to reach |
| alcançável {adj} | :: attainable, reachable, achievable |
| alcance {m} /aw.ˈkɐ̃.si/ | :: reach; range (maximum distance something can reach) |
| alcance {m} | :: an instance of reaching something |
| alcance {m} [figurative] | :: what one is capable of doing or understanding |
| alcancia {f} /aw.kɐ̃.ˈsi.a/ | :: alternative form of alcanzia |
| alçando {v} | :: gerund of alçar |
| Alcanena {prop} {f} /ɐɫkɐˈnenɐ/ | :: Alcanena (city/and/municipality) |
| alcano {m} /aɫˈkɐnu/ | :: alkane (saturated hydrocarbon of formula CnH2n+2) |
| alcanoato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkanoate (any salt or ester of an alkanoic acid) |
| alcanol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkanol (any simple aliphatic alcohol) |
| alcanotiol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkanethiol (any simple aliphatic thiol) |
| alcantil {m} | :: cliff, crag, precipice |
| alcantilado {adj} | :: steep |
| alcantilado {adj} | :: craggy, overhanging |
| alcanzia {f} [historical] /aw.kɐ̃.ˈzi.ɐ/ | :: a small earthen ball filled with flowers, ashes and colourful strips thrown by horsemen at each other during jousts |
| alcanzia {f} [historical] | :: an earthen grenade |
| alçapão {m} | :: trapdoor |
| alçapão {m} | :: hatch, hatchway |
| alçapão {m} | :: pitfall |
| alcaparra {f} | :: caper (pickled bud of Capparis spinosa) |
| alcaptonuria {f} | :: alternative form of alcaptonúria |
| alcaptonúria {f} [medicine] | :: alkaptonuria (genetic disorder causing the accumulation of alkapton) |
| alçar {v} /aɫ.ˈsaɾ/ | :: to lift; to raise |
| alçar {v} | :: to build; to erect a construction |
| alçar {v} | :: to raise one’s eyes |
| alçar {v} | :: to furnish with alças (semicircular handles) |
| alcaravia {f} | :: caraway (plant) |
| alcaravia {f} | :: caraway (seed/fruit) |
| alcarraza {f} | :: alcarraza (jug made of porous earthenware) |
| alcateia {f} [collective] /ˌaɫkɐˈtɐjɐ/ | :: wolfpack (collective noun for wolves) |
| alcateia {f} [by extension, collective] | :: a pack of any fierce beast or being |
| alcateia {f} [military, collective] | :: a fleet of military submarines |
| alcateia {f} [figurative, collective] | :: gang (a group of criminals or wrongdoers working together) |
| alcatéia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of alcateia |
| alcatifa {f} /aɫ.kɐˈti.fɐ/ | :: carpet (a fabric used as a floor covering) |
| alcatra {f} | :: rump (cut of meat from the rump of an animal) |
| alcatra {f} [vulgar] | :: buttock (of a person) |
| alcatrão {m} /aɫ.kɐ.ˈtɾɐ̃w/ | :: tar (substance) |
| alcatrão {m} [Portugal] | :: asphalt |
| alcatraz {m} | :: any of several species of seabird |
| alcatraz {m} | :: gannet (seabird of the genus Morus) |
| alcatraz {m} | :: pelican (seabird of the family Pelecanidae) |
| alcatraz {m} | :: albatross (seabird of the family Diomedeidae) |
| alcatraz {m} | :: bonesetter (one who realigns broken or disjointed bones) |
| Alcatraz {prop} {f} | :: Alcatraz (island/and/former prison) |
| alcatrieno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkatriene |
| alcatroar {vt} | :: to tar (to coat with tar) |
| alce {mf} /ˈaw.si/ | :: elk [UK], moose [US] (Alces alces, a large northern-hemisphere deer) |
| alceno {m} /aɫˈsenʊ/ | :: alkene (unsaturated aliphatic hydrocarbon with one or more carbon-carbon double bonds) |
| Alceu {prop} {m} /aw.ˈsew/ | :: given name |
| Alcibíades {prop} {m} | :: Alcibiades (Athenian statesman, orator and general) |
| alcino {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyne |
| Alcíone {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] /aw.ˈsi.o.ni/ | :: Alcyone (daughter of Atlas) |
| Alcíone {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Alcyone (daughter of Aeolus) |
| alclometasona {f} | :: alclometasone (a synthetic glucocorticoid steroid) |
| Álcman {prop} {m} | :: Alcman (Ancient Greek name) |
| alcmânico {adj} [poetry] | :: Alcmanian (relating to the Ancient Greek poet Alcman) |
| Alcmena {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Alcmene (mother of Heracles) |
| Alcmene {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Alcmena |
| alcmeónida {mf} [European orthography, historical] | :: Alcmaeonid (member of a powerful noble family of ancient Athens) |
| alcmeônida {mf} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of alcmeónida |
| Alcobaça {prop} {f} /ɐɫkuˈβasɐ/ | :: Alcobaça (city/and/municipality) |
| Alcobaça {prop} {f} | :: Alcobaça (city/and/municipality) |
| Alcochete {prop} /ɐɫkuˈʃet(ɨ)/ | :: Alcochete (village/and/municipality) |
| alcofa {f} | :: basket with two handles |
| alcofa {f} | :: mobile cot, carrycot (box-shaped bed for babies) |
| álcohol {m} | :: obsolete spelling of álcool |
| alcoila {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyl |
| álcool {m} [organic chemistry] /ˈal.kwɔl/ | :: alcohol (any of a class of organic compounds containing a hydroxyl functional group) |
| álcool {m} [uncountable, in everyday usage specifically] | :: alcohol; ethanol |
| álcool {m} [uncountable, by extension] | :: alcohol (beverages containing alcohol) |
| álcool alílico {m} [organic compound] | :: allyl alcohol (an unsaturated aliphatic alcohol) |
| álcool amílico {m} [organic compound] | :: amyl alcohol (any isomer of pentanol) |
| alcoolato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alcoholate; alkoxide (salt of an alcohol) |
| alcoólatra {mf} | :: alcoholic (a person addicted to alcohol) |
| alcoólatra {mf} | :: alcoholic (one who abuses alcohol) |
| alcoolemia {f} | :: alcoholaemia (presence of alcohol) |
| alcoolicamente {adv} | :: alcoholically (in the manner of an alcoholic) |
| alcoolicidade {f} | :: alcoholicity (measure of alcoholic content) |
| alcoólico {adj} | :: alcoholic |
| Alcoólicos Anónimos {prop} {mp} {m} [European orthography] | :: Alcoholics Anonymous |
| Alcoólicos Anônimos {prop} {mp} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of Alcoólicos Anónimos |
| alcoolímetro {m} | :: breathalyzer |
| alcoolímetro {m} | :: alcoholometer |
| alcoólise {f} [chemistry] | :: alcoholysis (solvolysis using an alcohol) |
| alcoolismo {m} [pathology] | :: alcoholism (chronic disease) |
| alcoolização {f} | :: alcoholization (subjection to the influence of alcoholic spirits) |
| alcoolizado {adj} | :: drunk (intoxicated after drinking too much alcohol) |
| alcoolizar {v} | :: to alcoholize (infuse or saturate with alcoholic spirit) |
| alcoolizar {v} | :: to alcoholize (subject to the influence of alcohol) |
| alcoologia {f} [sociology] | :: alcohology (study of the effects of alcohol) |
| alcoolómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: breathalyzer |
| alcoolómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: alcoholometer |
| alcoolômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alcoolómetro |
| alcoometria {f} | :: alcoholometry (measurement of concentration of alcohol in a liquid) |
| alcoómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: alcoholometer |
| alcoômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alcoómetro |
| Alcoraõ {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Alcorão |
| Alcorão {prop} {m} [Islam] /ˌaw.ko.ˈɾɐ̃w̃/ | :: Qur'an (the Islamic holy book) |
| Al Corão {prop} {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative spelling of Alcorão |
| Al-Corão {prop} {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative spelling of Alcorão |
| Alcorcón {prop} {f} | :: Alcorcón (city) |
| Alcoutim {prop} {f} /ɐɫkowˈtĩ/ | :: Alcoutim (village/and/municipality) |
| alcova {f} /aɫ.ˈko.vɐ/ | :: alcove |
| alcovitar {vi} | :: pimp (to act as procurer of prostitutes) |
| alcoviteiro {m} | :: matchmaker |
| alcoviteiro {m} | :: pimp, procurer |
| alcóxi {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkoxy (alkyl group singular-bonded to oxygen) |
| alcóxido {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkoxide (alcohol-derived compound formed by replacing a hydrogen atom with another cationic species) |
| alcoxilação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: alkoxylation (reaction with an alkoxy group) |
| alcunha {f} /aɫ.ˈku.ɲɐ/ | :: nickname, soubriquet |
| alcunhar {vt} | :: to nickname |
| alcurônio {m} | :: alcuronium (a semisynthetic muscle relaxant) |
| Alcyone {prop} {f} [star] | :: Alcyone (one of the Pleiades) |
| Alcyone {prop} {f} | :: archaic spelling of Alcíone |
| Alda {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| aldeã {f} | :: feminine noun of aldeão |
| aldeão {m} | :: villager |
| Aldebarã {prop} {f} [star] | :: Aldebaran (star in the constellation Taurus) |
| Aldebaran {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Aldebarã |
| aldeia {f} /aɫ.ˈdɐj.ɐ/ | :: village (small settlement) |
| aldeia {f} [Brazil] | :: in particular, a tribal village |
| aldeídico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aldehydic (relating to an aldehyde) |
| aldeído {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aldehyde |
| alderney {f} | :: Alderney (a breed of milk cow) |
| Alderney {prop} {f} | :: Alderney (island) |
| aldicarb {m} | :: aldicarb (a carbamate insecticide) |
| aldicarbe {m} | :: alternative form of aldicarb |
| aldimina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aldimine (an imine derived from an aldehyde) |
| aldino {adj} | :: Aldine (relating to the typography style used by Venetian printer Aldus Manutius) |
| aldoexose {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aldohexose (any hexose containing an aldehyde group) |
| aldol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aldol (aldehyde or ketone having a hydroxy group in the beta- position) |
| aldolase {f} [enzyme] | :: aldolase (enzyme that catalyses the conversion of phosphates of fructose) |
| aldólico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aldol (attributive) |
| aldolização {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aldolization (the formation of an aldol) |
| aldopentose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: aldopentose (a pentose that is also a aldose) |
| aldose {f} [organic chemistry, carbohydrate] | :: aldose (any of a class of monosaccharides) |
| aldosterona {f} [hormone] | :: aldosterone |
| aldosteronismo {m} [pathology] | :: aldosteronism (condition marked by excessive aldosterone secretion) |
| aldotetrose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: aldotetrose (any aldose having four carbon atoms) |
| aldotriose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: aldotriose (any aldose having three carbon atoms) |
| aldoxima {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aldoxime (any oxime derived from an aldehyde) |
| aldraba {f} /aɫˈdɾaβɐ/ | :: doorknocker |
| aldraba {f} | :: latch |
| aldrava {f} | :: alternative form of aldraba |
| aldrina {f} | :: aldrin (an insecticide) |
| aleatoriamente {adv} | :: With unpredictable outcomes; at random; randomly; haphazardly |
| aleatório {adj} | :: aleatory, random |
| aleatorizar {v} | :: to randomise (arrange randomly; make random) |
| alecrim {m} [botany] /ɐ.lɨ.ˈkɾĩ/ | :: rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) |
| Alecrim {prop} | :: Alecrim (municipality) |
| Alecto {prop} {f} [Greek god, Roman god] /a.ˈlɛk.tu/ | :: Alecto (goddess of vengeance) |
| alectória {f} | :: alectoria (magical stone said to be found in the gizzard of cocks) |
| Alectrião {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Alectryon (a character in Greek mythology) |
| Alectrion {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Alectrião |
| alectromancia {f} | :: alectryomancy (form of divination in which the diviner observes a bird pecking at grain) |
| alef {m} | :: aleph (first letter of the Hebrew alphabet) |
| alef zero {m} [set theory] | :: aleph-null (first of the transfinite cardinal numbers) |
| alegação {f} /ɐlɨɣɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: allegation |
| alegadamente {adv} /ɐlɨˌɣaðɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: allegedly |
| alegado {adj} | :: alleged |
| alegado {m} [law] | :: plea |
| alegando {v} | :: gerund of alegar |
| alegante {mf} | :: allegator (person who makes an allegation) |
| alegar {v} | :: to claim, allege |
| alegar {v} | :: to plead |
| alegável {adj} | :: allegeable (able to be alleged) |
| alegoria {f} | :: allegory (the representation of abstract principles) |
| alegoricamente {adv} | :: allegorically (in an allegorical manner) |
| alegórico {adj} | :: allegorical (of, relating to, or containing allegory) |
| alegorista {mf} | :: allegorist (one who speaks or writes in allegories) |
| alegorização {f} | :: allegorization (the act of turning into allegory) |
| alegorizador {m} | :: allegorizer (one who makes allegories) |
| alegorizador {adj} | :: allegorizing (making an allegory) |
| alegorizar {v} | :: to allegorise (create an allegory from some event or situation) |
| Alegrança {prop} {f} | :: Alegrança (island) |
| Alegranza {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Alegrança |
| alegrar {v} | :: to make happy |
| alegre {adj} /ɐ.ˈlɛ.ɣɾɨ/ | :: happy |
| alegre {adj} | :: joyful |
| alegre {adj} [colloquial] | :: a bit drunk |
| alegremente {adv} /ɐ.lɛ.ɣɾɨ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: In context of being happy; happily |
| Alegrete {prop} {m} /ˌa.le.ˈɡɾe.t͡ʃi/ | :: Alegrete (town) |
| Alegrete {prop} {m} | :: Alegrete (municipality) |
| alegreto {adv} | :: alternative spelling of allegretto |
| alegreto {m} | :: alternative spelling of allegretto |
| alegria {f} /ɐ.lɨ.ˈɣɾi.ɐ/ | :: joy, happiness |
| Alegria {prop} | :: Alegria (municipality) |
| alegro {m} | :: alternative spelling of allegro |
| alegro {adj} | :: alternative spelling of allegro |
| alegro {adv} | :: alternative spelling of allegro |
| alegro moderato {adv} | :: alternative spelling of allegro moderato |
| aleijado {adj} /ɐ.lɐj.ˈʒa.ðu/ | :: crippled |
| aleijamento {m} /ɐ.lɐj.ʒɐ.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: an instance of crippling someone |
| aleijão {f} | :: deformity |
| aleijar {v} /ɐlɐjˈʒaɾ/ | :: to disable (to impair the physical or mental abilities of) |
| aleijar {v} | :: to hurt |
| aleijar {vr} | :: to get hurt |
| aleirodídeo {m} [zoology] | :: aleyrodid (any insect of the whitefly family, Aleyrodidae) |
| aleitamento {m} | :: breastfeeding |
| aleitamento {m} | :: suckling |
| aleitando {v} | :: gerund of aleitar |
| aleitar {v} | :: to breastfeed |
| aleitar {v} | :: to nurse, give suck |
| aleive {m} | :: deceit (act or practice intended to deceive) |
| aleive {m} | :: slander (false, malicious statement) |
| aleivosia {f} | :: treachery, treason |
| aleivosia {f} | :: disloyalty |
| aleivosia {f} | :: libel, slander |
| Aleixo {prop} {m} /a.ˈlej.ʃu/ | :: given name |
| alelicamente {adv} [genetics] | :: allelically (as pertains to alleles) |
| alélico {adj} [genetics] | :: allelic (pertaining to alleles) |
| alelo {m} [genetics] | :: allele |
| alelomorfo {adj} [genetics] | :: allelomorphic (of or pertaining to an allelomorph) |
| alelopatia {f} [botany, ecology] | :: allelopathy (release by a plant of a toxin to suppress growth of nearby competing plants) |
| alelopaticamente {adv} [botany, ecology, rare] | :: allelopathically (by allelopathy) |
| alelopático {adj} [botany, ecology] | :: allelopathic (relating to allelopathy) |
| aleloquímico {adj} [biochemistry, ecology] | :: allelochemical (having allelopathic effects) |
| aleloquímico {m} | :: allelochemical (chemical substance with allelopathic effects) |
| aleluia {interj} [Christianity] /ˌa.leˈluj.ɐ/ | :: hallelujah! (exclamation of praise to God) |
| aleluia {interj} [colloquial] | :: finally! at last! about time (expresses that something took too long to occur) |
| aleluia {f} [Christianity, music] | :: hallelujah; alleluia (a song of praise to God) |
| aleluia {f} [Roman Catholicism] | :: the part of the mass during which verses of praise to God are read |
| aleluia {f} | :: wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella, a white-flowered woodland plant) |
| aleluia {f} | :: Senna multijuga, an ornamental tree of Brazil |
| aleluia {f} | :: alate (winged form of an insect, especially of a termite) |
| aleluia {m} | :: hallelujah (an exclamation of hallelujah) |
| aleluiático {adj} | :: alleluiatic (pertaining to or consisting of an alleluia) |
| aleluítico {adj} | :: alternative form of aleluiático |
| alem {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of além |
| alem {m} | :: obsolete spelling of além |
| além {adv} /aˈlɐ̃j̃/ | :: there, over there |
| além {adv} | :: beyond (farther along or away) |
| além {m} | :: the afterlife, the beyond (supposed world or state of existence that is entered after death) |
| alemanda {f} | :: allemande (Baroque dance form) |
| Alemanha {prop} {f} /ɐ.lɨ.ˈmɐ.ɲɐ/ | :: Alemanha (country) |
| Alemanha Ocidental {prop} {f} | :: Alemanha Ocidental (former country) |
| Alemanha Oriental {prop} {f} | :: Alemanha Oriental (former country) |
| alemânico {m} | :: Alemannic (a Germanic language spoken in southwestern Germany, Switzerland and Alsace) |
| alemânico {adj} | :: Alemannic (of or relating to the Alemannic language) |
| alemão {adj} | :: German |
| alemão {m} | :: German, native or resident of Germany |
| alemão {m} [uncountable] | :: German (language) |
| alemão {m} [slang] | :: cop |
| além de {prep} | :: beyond (at a further position than) |
| além de {prep} [figurative] | :: beyond (with a greater scope than) |
| além de {prep} [figurative] | :: beyond (outside the influence, reach or extent of) |
| além de {prep} | :: besides (in addition to) |
| além de {prep} | :: besides (other than; except for) |
| além disso {adv} [conjunctive] /alẽj̃ ˈd͡ʒisu/ | :: in addition, moreover, besides, furthermore, to boot (in addition to what has been said) |
| além do mais {adv} [conjunctive, idiomatic] | :: by the way (incidentally) |
| além-mar {m} | :: abroad (countries or lands abroad) |
| Além Paraíba {prop} | :: Além Paraíba (municipality) |
| além-túmulo {m} | :: afterlife (life after death) |
| alendronato {m} [medicine] | :: alendronate (sodium salt of alendronic acid used to treat osteoporosis) |
| alénico {adj} [European orthography, organic chemistry] | :: allenic (characteristic of allenes) |
| alênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alénico |
| aleno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: allene (any of a class of hydrocarbons) |
| Alenquer {prop} {m} /ɐlẽˈkɛɾ/ | :: Alenquer (village/and/municipality) |
| alentando {v} | :: gerund of alentar |
| alentar {v} | :: to encourage |
| alentejano {adj} | :: Alentejan |
| alentejano {m} | :: Alentejan |
| Alentejo {prop} {m} /ɐ.lẽ.ˈtɛ.ʒu/ | :: Alentejo (traditional region) |
| alento {m} /a.ˈlẽ.tu/ | :: courage, will |
| alento {m} | :: breath |
| Alepo {prop} {f} /a.ˈlɛ.pu/ | :: Alepo (city) |
| Aleppo {prop} {f} /ɐˈlɛpu/ | :: alternative spelling of Alepo |
| alerce {m} [countable] | :: larch (Larix, a coniferous tree) |
| alergenicidade {f} [immunology] | :: allergenicity (the property of being allergenic) |
| alergénico {adj} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of alergênico |
| alergênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: allergenic |
| alérgeno {m} [medicine] | :: allergen (substance) |
| alergia {f} [pathology, immunology] | :: allergy (disorder of the immune system) |
| alergicamente {adv} | :: allergically (in an allergic manner) |
| alérgico {adj} | :: allergic |
| alergista {mf} | :: allergist (doctor who specialises in the treatment of allergies) |
| alergizante {adj} [immunology] | :: allergenic (producing an allergy) |
| alergologia {f} [medicine] | :: allergology (the study of the causes and treatment of allergies) |
| alergológico {adj} [medicine] | :: allergological (relating to the study and treatment of allergies) |
| alergologista {mf} | :: allergist (doctor who specializes in the treatment of allergies) |
| alerião {m} [heraldry] | :: alerion (a heraldic eagle) |
| ALERJ {prop} {f} | :: acronym of Assembleia Legislativa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro |
| alerta {adj} /aˈlɛɾtɐ/ | :: alert (attentive) |
| alerta {m} | :: warning |
| alerta {m} | :: safety light (of a vehicle) |
| alerta AMBER {m} | :: amber alert (public notification of a child abduction in the US and Canada) |
| alertamente {adv} /aˌlɛɾtɐˈmẽtɨ/ | :: alertly (with alertness) |
| alertar {v} | :: to alert |
| Alessandra {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Alessandria {prop} {f} | :: Alessandria (city/and/province) |
| Alessandro {prop} {m} /ˌa.leˈsɐ̃.dɾu/ | :: given name |
| alestesia {f} [pathology] | :: allesthesia (sensation at a point remote from the stimulus) |
| Alesund {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Aalesund |
| aleta {f} | :: diminutive of ala |
| aleta {f} | :: vane (a surface radially mounted along an axis) |
| aleta {f} | :: a small wing or wing-like structure, such as tailplanes, missile fins and fletchings |
| aleta {f} [anatomy] | :: alar wall (cartilage on either side of the nose) |
| aleticamente {adv} | :: alethically (in an alethic manner or context) |
| alético {adj} [logic] | :: alethic (pertaining to the modalities of truth) |
| aletiologia {f} [logic] | :: alethiology (branch of logic dealing with truth and error) |
| à letra {adv} | :: word for word (in exactly the same words) |
| à letra {adv} | :: to the letter (following rules exactly as they’re written) |
| aletria {f} /ɐ.lɨ.ˈtɾi.ɐ/ | :: vermicelli |
| aletria {f} | :: a kind of Christmas dessert |
| aletrina {f} | :: allethrin (synthetic pyrethroid used in insecticides) |
| aleuro- {prefix} | :: aleuro- (of or relating to wheat flour) |
| aleuromancia {f} | :: aleuromancy (divination using flour) |
| aleurona {f} [protein] | :: aleurone (protein content of the embryo, endosperm or perisperm of cereals) |
| aleúte {m} /ˌɐlɨˈutɨ/ | :: Aleut (native of the Aleutian Islands) |
| aleúte {m} [uncountable] | :: Aleut (language) |
| aleúte {adj} | :: Aleut |
| alevantar {v} | :: alternative form of levantar |
| alevino {m} | :: alevin, fingerling |
| alevita {mf} | :: Alevite (Muslim who follows Alevism) |
| Alexander {prop} {m} /a.lekˈsɐ̃.deʁ/ | :: given name |
| Alexandra {prop} {f} /əɫɨˈʃə̃dɾə/ | :: given name |
| Alexandre {prop} {m} /ˌa.leˈʃɐ̃.dɾi/ | :: given name |
| Alexandre Magno {prop} {m} | :: Alexander the Great (the king of Macedonia) |
| Alexandre o Grande {prop} {m} | :: Alexander the Great (the king of Macedonia) |
| Alexandrescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Alexandria {prop} {f} | :: Alexandria (city/and/governorate) |
| alexandrinismo {m} | :: Alexandrianism (the scientific culture of classical Alexandria, Egypt) |
| alexandrino {adj} | :: Alexandrian (of, from or relating to Alexandria, Egypt) |
| alexandrino {m} [poetry] | :: alexandrine |
| alexandrita {f} [mineral] | :: alexandrite (form of chrysoberyl that displays a colour change) |
| Alexandroupolis {prop} {f} | :: Alexandroupolis (city) |
| alexia {f} [psychiatry] | :: alexia (inability to understand writing) |
| aléxico {adj} | :: alexic (related to, or afflicted with alexia) |
| alexidina {f} | :: alexidine (an antiseptic) |
| alexina {f} [biochemistry] | :: alexin (protective substance that exists in the serum) |
| alexitimia {f} | :: alexithymia (deficiency in understanding emotions) |
| alexitímico {adj} [psychiatry, psychology] | :: alexithymic (pertaining to or having alexithymia) |
| aleyve {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aleive |
| alfa {f} | :: alpha; the Greek letter Α, α |
| alfa aminoácido {m} | :: alternative spelling of alfa-aminoácido |
| alfa-aminoácido {m} [biochemistry] | :: alpha-amino acid (any amino acid that has the amino and carboxylic functional groups attached to the same carbon atom) |
| alfabaca {f} | :: alternative form of alfavaca |
| alfabeticamente {adv} [manner] | :: alphabetically (in an alphabetical manner) |
| alfabeticamente {adv} [sequence] | :: alphabetically (arranged in the sequence of the alphabet) |
| alfabético {adj} /ˌaɫfɐˈbɛtiku/ | :: alphabetical (in the order of the letters of the alphabet) |
| alfabetiforme {adj} [palaeography] | :: alphabetiform (having the form of a developed alphabet instead of crude pictographic symbols) |
| alfabetismo {m} | :: literacy (ability to read) |
| alfabetização {f} /alfɐβɨtizɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: alphabetization |
| alfabetizado {adj} | :: literate (able to read, having literacy) |
| alfabetizar {v} | :: to make literate; to teach how to read and write |
| alfabeto {m} /aɫ.fɐ.ˈβɛ.tu/ | :: alphabet |
| alfabeto árabe {m} | :: Arabic alphabet |
| alfabeto fenício {m} | :: Phoenician alphabet |
| alfabeto fonético {m} | :: phonetic alphabet (system used for transcribing the sounds of speech) |
| alfabeto fonético internacional {m} | :: International Phonetic Alphabet (standardised symbols for speech) |
| alfabeto glagolítico {m} [linguistics] | :: Glagolitic (the oldest known Slavonic alphabet) |
| alfabeto latino {m} | :: Latin alphabet |
| alfacalcidol {m} | :: alfacalcidol (an analogue of vitamin D) |
| alface {f} {m} /aɫ.ˈfa.sɨ/ | :: lettuce (Lactuca sativa) |
| alface-de-cordeiro {f} | :: corn salad (any plant of the genus Valerianella, used in salads) |
| Alfa Centauri {prop} {f} [star] | :: Alpha Centauri (brightest star in the southern constellation of Centaurus) |
| alfacinha {adj} [Portugal, slang, demonym] /aɫ.fɐ.ˈsi.ɲɐ/ | :: Lisboner (from Lisbon) |
| alfacinha {mf} [Portugal, slang, demonym] | :: Lisboner (someone from Lisbon) |
| alfacinha {mf} | :: diminutive of alface |
| alfádega {f} | :: alternative form of alfavaca |
| alfa e ómega {m} [European orthography] | :: alpha and omega (the beginning and the end) |
| alfa e ômega {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alfa e ómega |
| alfafa {f} [uncountable] | :: alfalfa (Medicago sativa) |
| alfa-hélice {f} [biochemistry] | :: alpha helix (secondary structure found in many proteins) |
| alfa-herpesvírus {m} | :: alphaherpesvirus (any of the subfamily Alphaherpesvirinae of DNA viruses) |
| alfaia {f} | :: utensil |
| alfaia {f} | :: ornament |
| alfaiata {f} | :: feminine noun of alfaiate |
| alfaiatar {vt} | :: to tailor (to make, repair or alter clothing) |
| alfaiate {m} /aɫfɐɪ̯ˈatɨ/ | :: tailor |
| alfajor {m} | :: A popular confection in South America usually filled with caramel-like dulce de leche |
| alfamosaico {adj} | :: alphamosaic (of or pertaining to alphamosaics) |
| alfândega {f} /aɫ.ˈfɐ̃.dɨ.ɣɐ/ | :: customs (government agency) |
| Alfândega da Fé {prop} {f} /aɫˈfɐ̃dɨɣɐ ðɐ ˈfɛ/ | :: Alfândega da Fé (village/and/municipality) |
| alfandegário {m} | :: customs officer (officer enforcing customs laws) |
| alfandegário {adj} | :: relating to customs (government department) |
| alfanje {m} | :: scimitar (Middle-Eastern sword with a curved blade) |
| alfanumérico {adj} | :: alphanumeric |
| alfa privativo {m} [grammar] | :: alpha privative (the prefix a- expressing negation or absence) |
| alfaprodina {f} | :: alphaprodine (one of two isomers of prodine) |
| alfaproteobactéria {f} | :: alphaproteobacterium (any proteobacterium of the class Alphaproteobacteria) |
| alfaque {m} | :: a sandbank, a shoal |
| alfaque {m} | :: a reef |
| alfarrabio {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alfarrábio |
| alfarrábio {m} [often humorous or affectionate] /ˌaɫ.fɐˈʁa.βi.u/ | :: a large and old book |
| alfarrabista {mf} | :: bookdealer (especially for used and antiquarian books) |
| alfarrabista {m} | :: used bookstore |
| alfarroba {f} | :: carob (fruit of the carob tree) |
| alfarrobeira {f} [botany] /aw.fa.ʁo.ˈbe(j).ɾɐ/ | :: carob (Ceratonia siliqua, a tree of the Mediterranean region) |
| alfarva {f} | :: alternative form of alforba |
| alfavaca {f} [botany] | :: basil (plant or culinary herb) |
| alfávega {f} | :: alternative form of alfavaca |
| alfavírus {m} | :: alphavirus (any virus of the genus Alphavirus) |
| alfaxolona {f} | :: alfaxalone (a neurosteroid general anaesthetic) |
| alfazema {f} /aɫ.fɐ.ˈze.mɐ/ | :: lavender (plant) |
| alfazema {f} | :: common lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) |
| Alfenas {prop} | :: Alfenas (municipality) |
| alfeneiro {m} | :: privet (any of various shrubs and small trees in the genus Ligustrum) |
| alfentanil {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alfentanil (an anesthetic) |
| alferes {m} /aɫˈfeɾɪʃ/ | :: ensign (military officer) |
| Alfeu {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] /aw.ˈfew/ | :: Alfeu (mythological river) |
| Alfeu {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| alfieriano {adj} [literature] | :: Alfierian (relating to, or characteristic of Vittorio Alfieri or his works) |
| alfinetar {v} | :: to pin (to fasten with a pin) |
| alfinetar {v} | :: to strike with a pin or any other slender, pointed object |
| alfinetar {v} [figurative] | :: to criticise harshly or subtly |
| alfinete {m} /ˌaɫfiˈnetɨ/ | :: pin (small needle with no eye) |
| alfinete {m} | :: safety pin |
| alfinete de ama {m} | :: safety pin (pin, in the form of a clasp) |
| alfinete-de-ama {m} | :: alternative form of alfinete de ama |
| alfinete de dama {m} | :: safety pin (pin, in the form of a clasp) |
| alfinete de fralda {m} | :: safety pin (pin, in the form of a clasp) |
| alfinete de segurança {m} | :: safety pin (pin, in the form of a clasp) |
| alfisol {m} [soil science] /alfiˈsɔl/ | :: alfisol (soil with a clay-enriched subsoil and high native fertility) |
| alfissolo {m} | :: alternative form of alfisol |
| alfonsim {m} | :: alfonsino (Beryx splendens, a deep-sea food fish) |
| alfonsino {adj} | :: Alfonsine (relating to Alfonso X of Castile) |
| Alfonso {prop} {m} /aw.ˈfõ.su/ | :: given name, alternative form of Afonso |
| alforba {f} | :: fenugreek (spice) |
| alforge {m} [European orthography] /aɫ.ˈfɔɾ.ʒɨ/ | :: alternative spelling of alforje |
| alforja {f} | :: alternative form of alforje |
| alforje {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: saddlebag, pannier |
| alforreca {f} [Portugal, zoology] | :: medusa (jellyfish) |
| alforreca {f} [Portugal, figurative] | :: something inconsistent or unpleasant |
| alforria {f} [historical] /aɫ.fu.ˈʁi.ɐ/ | :: manumission (act of a slave owner freeing his or her slaves) |
| alforria {f} | :: release from oppression, emancipation |
| alforriar {v} /aɫ.fu.ˈʁjɐɾ/ | :: to manumit |
| alforriar {v} | :: to free from oppression |
| Alfredo {prop} {m} /aw.ˈfɾe.du/ | :: given name |
| Alfredo Marcondes {prop} | :: Alfredo Marcondes (municipality) |
| Alfredo Vasconcelos {prop} | :: Alfredo Vasconcelos (municipality) |
| Alfredo Wagner {prop} | :: Alfredo Wagner (municipality) |
| alfuzosina {f} | :: alfuzosin (α1 receptor antagonist used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia) |
| alga {f} /ˈaɫɡɐ/ | :: alga (any of many aquatic photosynthetic organisms similar to plants or bacteria) |
| algal {adj} | :: algal (pertaining to, or like, algae) |
| algália {f} | :: civet (musky perfume produced by the civet) |
| alga marinha {f} | :: seaweed |
| algaravia {f} [archaic] /aɫ.ɣɐ.ɾɐ.ˈvi.ɐ/ | :: the Arabic language |
| algaravia {f} | :: gibberish (speech or writing that is unintelligible, incoherent or meaningless) |
| algarismo {m} | :: place (numeric: the column counting a certain quantity) |
| algarismo {m} | :: digit (numeral) |
| algarismo arábico {m} | :: Arabic numeral (any of the ten symbols from 0 through 9) |
| Algarve {prop} {m} | :: Algarve (traditional region/and/former kingdom) |
| algazarra {f} /aw.ɡaˈza.ʁɐ/ | :: racket (loud noise) |
| algazarra {f} | :: uproar |
| álgebra {f} | :: algebra |
| álgebra abstracta {f} | :: obsolete spelling of álgebra abstrata |
| álgebra abstrata {f} [mathematics] | :: abstract algebra |
| álgebra alternativa {f} | :: alternative algebra |
| álgebra comutativa {f} [mathematics] | :: commutative algebra (any algebra in which multiplication is commutative) |
| álgebra linear {f} [mathematics] | :: linear algebra (branch of mathematics) |
| algebricamente {adv} [mathematics] | :: algebraically (using algebra) |
| algebricamente fechado {adj} [mathematics, of a field] | :: algebraically closed (containing all roots of single-variable polynomials in its elements) |
| algébrico {adj} | :: algebraic |
| algebrista {mf} [mathematics] | :: algebraist (mathematician) |
| algebrização {f} [mathematics] | :: algebraization (conversion to algebraic form) |
| algebroide {m} [mathematics] | :: algebroid (infinitesimal algebraic object associated with a groupoid) |
| algebróide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of algebroide |
| Algeciras {prop} {f} | :: Algeciras (city) |
| algema {f} | :: handcuffs, manacles, shackles |
| algemar {v} | :: to handcuff (apply handcuffs) |
| algenia {f} [genetic engineering] | :: algeny (the transformation of genetic material) |
| algeriano {adj} | :: Algerian (of Algeria or its people) |
| algeriano {m} | :: Algerian (person from Algeria) |
| algeroz {m} | :: gutter (duct or channel beneath the eaves) |
| algesia {f} [medicine] | :: algesia (sensitivity to pain) |
| algésico {adj} [medicine] | :: algesic (relating to or suffering from algesia) |
| Alghero {prop} {f} /alˈɡɛɾu/ | :: Alghero (city/and/port town) |
| alghum {pron} | :: obsolete spelling of algum |
| -algia {suffix} [pathology] | :: -algia; -algy (pain in the suffixed region) |
| algibeira {f} /aɫ.ʒi.ˈβɐj.ɾɐ/ | |
| algibeira {f} | :: pouch |
| algicida {adj} | :: algicidal (that kills algae) |
| algicida {m} | :: algicide (substance that kills algae) |
| algicultura {f} | :: alternative form of algocultura |
| algidez {f} [medicine] | :: algidity (the state of being algid) |
| algidez {f} [poetic] | :: coldness (the state of being cold) |
| álgido {adj} [poetic, literary] | :: ice-cold |
| álgido {adj} [medicine] | :: algid |
| algina {f} | :: algin (any of various gelatinous gums derived from algae) |
| alginato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alginate (any salt or ester of alginic acid) |
| alginita {f} [petrology] | :: alginite (organic-walled marine microfossils in kerogen) |
| alglucerase {f} | :: alglucerase (modified form of human β-glucocerebrosidase) |
| algo {pron} /ˈaɫ.ɣu/ | :: something (unspecified object) |
| algocultura {f} | :: algaculture (farming of algae) |
| algodão {m} /aɫɡuˈdɐ̃w̃/ | :: cotton (plant) |
| algodão {m} [uncountable] | :: the fibre extracted from the plant |
| algodão {m} [uncountable] | :: the cloth made from the fibre |
| algodão-da-praia {m} | :: synonym of algodoeiro-da-praia |
| algodão-de-seda {m} | :: apple of Sodom (Calotropis procera, a poisonous plant found from northern Africa to Southeast Asia) |
| algodão-doce {m} | :: candy floss (sweet) |
| algodoal {m} [agriculture] | :: cottonfield (field with cotton plants) |
| algodoeiro {m} | :: cotton (plant) |
| algodoeiro-da-praia {m} | :: cottonwood hibiscus (Talipariti tiliaceum) |
| algofilia {f} | :: algophilia (pleasure from experiencing pain) |
| algofílico {adj} | :: algophilic (pertaining to algophilia) |
| algofobia {f} | :: algophobia (fear of pain) |
| algogénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: algogenic (inducing pain) |
| algogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of algogénico |
| algógeno {adj} [medicine] | :: algogenic (inducing pain) |
| algoide {adj} [rare] | :: algoid (resembling, or characteristic of algae) |
| Algol {prop} {f} [star] | :: Algol (binary star in the constellation of Perseus) |
| algolagnia {f} | :: algolagnia (sexual pleasure from suffering pain) |
| algologia {f} | :: algology (branch of botany dealing with algae) |
| algológico {adj} [botany] | :: algological (pertaining to the study of algae) |
| algologista {mf} | :: algologist (one who studies algology) |
| algólogo {m} | :: algologist (one who studies algology) |
| algo mais {m} | :: See: pt algo mais |
| algo mais {m} | :: a special quality or feature |
| algometria {f} [medicine] | :: algometry (measurement of pain) |
| algómetro {m} [European orthography, medicine] | :: algometer (instrument for measuring pain-inducing stimuli) |
| algômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of algómetro |
| algoneurodistrofia {f} [pathology] | :: algoneurodystrophy (form of complex regional pain syndrome without demonstrable nerve lesions) |
| algonquino {m} | :: Algonquin (member of an aboriginal people living mainly in Quebec) |
| algonquino {m} [uncountable] | :: Algonquin (the Algic language spoken by the Algonquins) |
| algonquino {adj} | :: Algonquian (relating to Algonquin people) |
| algonquino {adj} | :: Algonquian (relating to Algonquin language) |
| algoritmicamente {adv} [computing] | :: algorithmically (using an algorithm) |
| algorítmico {adj} [mathematics, computing] | :: algorithmic (relating to or being an algorithm) |
| algoritmização {f} [computing] | :: algorithmization (the process of algorithmizing) |
| algoritmizar {v} [computing] | :: to algorithmize (to convert a process into an algorithm) |
| algoritmizável {adj} [computing] | :: algorithmizable (able to be algorithmized) |
| algoritmo {m} | :: algorithm |
| algoritmo de aproximação {m} [computing] | :: approximation algorithm (method of finding a nearly optimal solution to a problem) |
| algor mortis {m} [medicine] | :: algor mortis (reduction in body temperature following death) |
| algoz {mf} | :: executioner |
| algoz {mf} | :: tormentor |
| algũ {pron} | :: obsolete spelling of algum |
| algua {pron} | :: obsolete form of alguma |
| algũa {pron} | :: obsolete form of alguma |
| alguas {pron} | :: obsolete form of algumas |
| algũas {pron} | :: obsolete form of algumas |
| alguazil {m} | :: alternative form of aguazil |
| alguém {pron} /aɫ.ˈɡɐ̃j̃/ | :: somebody; someone (some person) |
| alguém {m} [rare] | :: a person |
| alguerês {m} | :: Algherese (Catalan dialect spoken in Alghero, Sardinia) |
| alguidar {m} | :: An earthenware, plastic, or metal bowl in the form of an inverted, truncated cone |
| algum {pron} /aɫ.ˈɡũ/ | :: some, any |
| alguma {pron} /al.ˈɡu.mɐ/ | :: feminine singular of algum |
| algum dia {adv} | :: one day (at an unspecified time in the future) |
| algumim {m} | :: alternative form of almugue |
| algures {adv} /aɫ.ˈɣu.ɾɨʃ/ | :: somewhere (else), elsewhere |
| -alha {suffix} /ˈa.ʎa/ | :: Forms feminine collective pejorative nouns |
| alhada {f} | :: portion of garlic |
| alhada {f} [culinary] | :: garlic stew |
| alhada {f} [figurative, colloquial] | :: pinch, mess (difficult situation) |
| Alhambra {prop} {f} | :: Alhambra (palace) |
| alheamento {m} | :: alienation (the act of alienating) |
| alheando {v} | :: gerund of alhear |
| alhear {v} /ɐˈʎjaɾ/ | :: to alienate |
| alheiamente {adv} | :: alienly (in an alien manner) |
| alheio {adj} /ɐ.ˈʎɐj.u/ | :: someone else’s, that belongs to someone else |
| alheio {adj} | :: alien |
| alheio {adj} | :: distracted |
| alheio {adj} | :: (with preposition a) indifferent [to] |
| alheio {adj} | :: (with preposition a) unknowing, unaware [of] |
| alheio {m} | :: alien |
| alheira {f} [Portugal] | :: a type of Portuguese sausage, made with bread, garlic and meats other than pork |
| alheira {f} | :: clipping of erva-alheira (hedge mustard) |
| alho {m} /ˈaʎu/ | :: garlic (plant) |
| alho {m} | :: garlic (bulbous root) |
| alho-francês {m} | :: leek |
| alho-poró {m} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of alho-porro |
| alho-porro {m} | :: leek |
| alho selvagem {m} | :: ramsons (Allium ursinum, a wild relative of chives) |
| alhur {adv} [archaic] /ɐ.ˈʎuɾ/ | :: alternative form of alhures |
| alhures {adv} /ɐ.ˈʎu.ɾɨʃ/ | :: elsewhere (in or at some other place) |
| ali {adv} /ɐ.ˈli/ | :: there (far from both the speaker and the audience) |
| Ali {prop} {m} /a.ˈli/ | :: given name |
| aliá {f} | :: the female of the elephant |
| aliáceo {adj} | :: alliaceous (resembling garlic) |
| aliado {adj} /ɐˈljaðu/ | :: allied |
| aliado {m} | :: ally (anything akin to another by structure, etc.) |
| aliança {f} /ɐˈljɐ̃sɐ/ | :: engagement or wedding ring (ring exchanged between bride and groom) |
| aliança {f} | :: alliance (pact or treaty between countries or parties made to advance common goals) |
| aliança {f} | :: alliance (countries or parties which form an alliance) |
| aliar {vt} | :: to ally (to unite by agreement) |
| aliás {adv} /ɐ.ˈljaʃ/ | :: I mean; actually (introduces the correction of a mistake in one’s own remark) |
| aliás {adv} | :: by the way (introduces a remark of lesser relevance) |
| aliás {adv} | :: furthermore; what's more (introduces a further remark) |
| aliás {adv} | :: however |
| aliasing {m} [signal processing, graphics, sound recording] | :: aliasing (distortion caused by a low sampling rate) |
| Ali Babá {prop} {m} | :: Ali Baba (a fictional character) |
| álibi {m} [legal] /ˈa.li.bi/ | :: alibi (criminal legal defense where someone tries to prove that he was in another place when the act was committed) |
| alíbil {adj} | :: usable as nutrient; [of a substance] assimilable by the organism |
| alicante {m} | :: alicant (a kind of wine made near Alicante, Spain) |
| Alicante {prop} {f} | :: Alicante (province/and/city) |
| alicatão {m} | :: augmentative of alicate |
| alicate {m} /a.li.ˈka.t͡ʃi/ | :: pliers (gripping tool) |
| alicatear {v} [rare] /a.li.ka.te.ˈaɾ/ | :: to grip with pliers |
| alicates {mp} | :: pliers (gripping tool) |
| alicatezinho {m} | :: diminutive of alicate |
| alicatinho {m} | :: diminutive of alicate |
| Alice {prop} {f} /ɐ.ˈli.sɨ/ | :: given name |
| Alice {prop} {f} [cryptography] | :: Alice (entity sending a message) |
| alicerçando {v} | :: gerund of alicerçar |
| alicerçar {v} | :: to base (lay foundations of) |
| alicerce {m} /ɐ.li.ˈsɛɾ.sɨ/ | :: foundation |
| alicerce {m} | :: base, basis |
| aliceres {mp} | :: alternative form of alicerces |
| Alícia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| aliciante {adj} | :: enticing (alluring) |
| aliciar {v} | :: to coax (to persuade gradually) |
| alicíclico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: alicyclic (aliphatic and cyclic) |
| alicina {f} [organic compound] | :: allicin (organic compound obtained from garlic) |
| alidada {f} | :: alternative form of alidade |
| alidade {f} [cartography, astronomy, surveying] | :: alidade (sighting device used for measuring angles) |
| alidídeo {m} | :: alydid; broad-headed bug (any insect in the family Alydidae) |
| alien {m} /ˈa.li.ẽj̃/ | :: alien; extraterrestrial life form |
| alienabilidade {f} | :: alienability (the quality of being alienable) |
| alienação {f} /ˌa.li.ˌe.na.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: alienation |
| alienadamente {adv} | :: alienatedly (in an alienated way) |
| alienado {adj} | :: alienated (isolated, excluded, estranged) |
| alienando {v} | :: gerund of alienar |
| alienante {adj} [legal] | :: alienating (who alienates a property) |
| alienante {adj} | :: mesmerizingly fun |
| alienante {mf} [legal] | :: alienor; alienator (person who alienates a property) |
| alienar {v} | :: to alienate |
| alienável {adj} [legal] | :: alienable (capable of being alienated) |
| alienavelmente {adv} | :: alienably (in an alienable way) |
| alienígena {adj} /ˌa.li.e.ˈni.ʒe.na/ | :: alien; stranger |
| alienígena {adj} | :: extraterrestrial |
| alienígena {mf} | :: stranger; foreigner |
| alienígena {mf} | :: alien; extraterrestrial |
| alienista {mf} | :: alienist (an expert in mental illnesses) |
| alifático {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aliphatic (having carbon atoms arranged in an open chain) |
| aliforme {adj} /ˌa.li.ˈfɔɹ.mi/ | :: aliform; wing-shaped |
| aligator {m} | :: alternative form of aligátor |
| aligátor {m} /a.li.ˈɡa.toɾ/ | :: alligator (crocodilian in the genus Alligator) |
| aligator americano {m} | :: American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis, an alligator of the southeastern United States) |
| aligátor americano {m} | :: alternative form of aligator americano |
| aligatorídeo {m} [zoology] | :: alligatorid (any reptile of the family Alligatoridae) |
| aligeirar {vt} | :: to lighten (make light in weight) |
| aligeirar {vt} | :: to lighten (make less serious) |
| aligot {m} | :: aligot (a potato and cheese dish from Auvergne) |
| aliina {f} [organic compound] | :: alliin (a sulfoxide derived from cysteine) |
| aliinase {f} [enzyme] | :: alliinase (an enzyme that converts alliin into allicin) |
| alijar {v} [nautical] | :: to jettison |
| alijar {v} | :: to relief, lighten |
| Alijó {prop} {f} /ɐliˈʒɔ/ | :: Alijó (village/and/municipality) |
| alila {f} [organic compound] | :: allyl (organic radical found in oils of garlic and mustard) |
| alilação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: allylation (any reaction that introduces an allyl group) |
| alilamina {f} [organic compound] | :: allylamine (unsaturated primary amine) |
| alilfenol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: allylphenol (any allyl phenol) |
| alilglicina {f} [amino acid] | :: allylglycine (a glycine derivative that is an inhibitor of the enzyme glutamate decarboxylase) |
| alílico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: allylic (containing an allyl group) |
| alilsilano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: allylsilane (any allyl silane) |
| alim {m} [Islam] | :: alim (scholar of Islamic law) |
| alimária {m} | :: beast, brute |
| alimemazina {f} | :: alimemazine (phenothiazine derivative) |
| alimentação {f} | :: feeding, alimentation |
| alimentação {f} | :: feed |
| alimentação {f} | :: food, nourishment |
| alimentar {adj} /alimẽˈtaɾ/ | :: relating to food or nutrition |
| alimentar {vp} | :: to feed; to eat (to consume food) |
| alimentar {vt} | :: to feed (to give food to) |
| alimentar {vt} [by extension] | :: to feed; to charge (provide with fuel or input) |
| alimentar {vt} [figuratively] | :: to nurture (encourage the development of) |
| alimentício {adj} | :: nourishing, alimentary |
| alimento {m} /ɐ.li.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: food (any substance consumed by living organisms to sustain life), foodstuff |
| alimentoso {adj} [of food or drink] | :: nutritious (providing nutrients) |
| alimoado {adj} | :: alternative form of limonado |
| alimonado {adj} | :: alternative form of limonado |
| Aline {prop} {f} /a.ˈli.ni/ | :: given name |
| alínea {f} /ɐ.ˈli.njɐ/ | :: paragraph (or the first line of a paragraph) |
| alínea {f} | :: subheading |
| alinfocitose {f} [pathology] | :: alymphocytosis (genetic disorder in which lymphocyte proliferation is inhibited) |
| alinhado {adj} /ɐ.li.ˈɲa.ðu/ | :: aligned (having its elements aligned) |
| alinhado {adj} | :: elegantly dressed |
| alinhador {m} | :: aligner (one who, or that which, aligns) |
| alinhador {adj} | :: which or who aligns |
| alinhamento {m} /ɐ.li.ɲɐ.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: alignment |
| alinhamento {m} [sport] | :: lineup (the members of a team) |
| alinhamento {m} | :: line, queue |
| alinhar {v} /ɐ.li.ˈɲaɾ/ | :: to align, line up |
| alinhável {adj} | :: alignable (able to be aligned) |
| aliovalente {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: aliovalent (having a different valence) |
| alípede {adj} [mythology] | :: aliped (wing-footed) |
| alípede {adj} [poetic] | :: very fast |
| aliquanta {f} [mathematics] | :: aliquant (integer that does not divide another into integral parts) |
| alíquota {f} | :: aliquot (portion of a whole) |
| alíquota {f} [finance] | :: tax rate (rate at which something is taxed) |
| alisados {mp} [nautical] | :: trade winds (winds blowing from east to west) |
| alisar {v} /ɐliˈzaɾ/ | :: to smooth |
| alisar {v} | :: to level |
| alisar {v} | :: to plane |
| alisar {v} | :: to flatten |
| aliscireno {m} | :: alternative form of aliskireno |
| aliseus {mp} [nautical] | :: trade winds (winds blowing from east to west) |
| alisfenoide {m} [anatomy] | :: alisphenoid (greater wing of the sphenoid bone) |
| alisfenóide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alisfenoide |
| alisina {f} [organic compound] | :: allysine (the amino acid 2-amino-6-oxo-hexanoic acid) |
| aliskireno {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aliskiren (drug used in the treatment of hypertension) |
| alisso {m} | :: alyssum (any of several plants of the genus Alyssum) |
| alissolo {m} [soil science] | :: alisol (a kind of soil with poor drainage and a dense subsurface clay layer) |
| alistado {adj} | :: enlisted |
| alistamento {m} | :: draft (conscription) |
| alistando {v} | :: gerund of alistar |
| alistar {v} | :: to enlist |
| alistar {v} | :: to recruit |
| alitame {m} | :: alitame (dipeptide of alanine and aspartic acid) |
| aliteração {f} | :: alliteration |
| aliterante {adj} | :: alliterative (having alliteration) |
| aliterar {v} | :: to alliterate (to create alliteration) |
| aliterativamente {adv} | :: alliteratively (in an alliterative manner) |
| aliterativo {adj} | :: alliterative (having alliteration) |
| alitretinoína {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alitretinoin (antineoplastic drug) |
| alitronco {m} [entomology] | :: alitrunk (segment of an insect’s body to which the wings are attached) |
| alitúrgico {adj} [of a day in the Christian calendar] | :: aliturgical (on which the holy sacrifice is not offered) |
| aliviador {m} | :: alleviant (that which alleviates) |
| aliviador {adj} | :: alleviating (which alleviates) |
| aliviando {v} | :: gerund of aliviar |
| aliviante {m} | :: alleviant (that which alleviates) |
| aliviante {adj} | :: alleviating (which alleviates) |
| aliviar {v} | :: to relieve, ease, alleviate |
| aliviar {v} | :: to lighten |
| aliviar {v} [euphemism] | :: to steal |
| aliviável {adj} | :: alleviable (capable of being alleviated) |
| alivio {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alívio |
| alívio {m} /ɐ.ˈli.vi.u/ | :: the act of lightening (reducing the burden of) |
| alívio {m} | :: relief (removal of stress or discomfort) |
| alívio cómico {m} [European orthography, narratology] | :: comic relief (inclusion of a humorous character or scene) |
| alívio cômico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alívio cómico |
| aliyá {f} | :: aliyah (immigration of Jews into Israel) |
| alizaprida {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alizapride (dopamine antagonist with prokinetic and antiemetic effects) |
| alizarina {f} | :: alizarin; madder (red dye extracted from madder root) |
| aljamia {f} [paleography] | :: aljamiado (Iberian Romance languages written in Arabic) |
| aljamiado {m} [paleography] | :: aljamiado (Iberian Romance languages written in Arabic) |
| aljava {f} /aɫˈʒavɐ/ | :: quiver (arrow container) |
| Al Jazira {prop} {f} | :: Al Jazeera (Arabic satellite TV news channel) |
| Aljezur {prop} {f} /ɐɫʒɨˈzuɾ/ | :: Aljezur (village/and/municipality) |
| aljôfar {m} /aɫ.ˈʒo.faɾ/ | :: seed pearl |
| aljôfar {m} | :: drop of water, dew |
| aljôfar {m} | :: tear |
| Aljustrel {prop} {f} /ɐɫʒuʃˈtɾɛɫ/ | :: Aljustrel (village/and/municipality) |
| Allá {prop} {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative spelling of Alá |
| Allah {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Alá |
| Allahabad {prop} {f} | :: Allahabad (city/and/district) |
| allahu akbar {interj} [Islam] | :: Allahu akbar (muslim takbir (proclamation)) |
| allanita {f} | :: alternative spelling of alanita |
| Allat {prop} {f} [Arabian mythology] | :: Allat (pre-Islamic Arabian goddess) |
| Al-Lat {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Allat |
| allegretto {adv} [music] | :: allegretto (played fast and lively) |
| allegretto {m} [music] | :: allegretto (a movement that is to be played fast and lively) |
| allegro {adj} [music] | :: allegro (played in a quick, lively tempo) |
| allegro {adv} [music] | :: allegro (in a quick, lively tempo) |
| allegro {m} [music] | :: allegro (a passage to be played in a quick, lively tempo) |
| allegro ma non troppo {m} [music] | :: allegro ma non troppo (passage played allegro, but not too much so) |
| allegro moderato {adv} [music] | :: allegro moderato (played a little slower than allegro) |
| allegro non troppo {adv} [music] | :: allegro non troppo (played fast, but not too fast) |
| Allemanha {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Alemanha |
| alliança {f} | :: obsolete spelling of aliança |
| Allier {prop} {m} | :: Allier (department) |
| all-in {m} [poker] | :: all in (hand where at the player bets all of his chips) |
| allucinaçaõ {f} | :: obsolete spelling of alucinação |
| allucinação {f} | :: obsolete spelling of alucinação |
| alma {f} /ˈaɫ.mɐ/ | :: soul |
| almaço {adj} | :: foolscap (paper size) |
| Almada {prop} {f} /ɐɫˈmaðɐ/ | :: Almada (city/and/municipality) |
| almádena {f} | :: minaret (mosque tower) |
| Almadina {prop} | :: Almadina (municipality) |
| almadraba {f} | :: alternative form of almadrava |
| almadrava {f} [fishing] | :: almadraba (a Mediterranean fishing technique for catching tuna) |
| alma gémea {f} [European orthography] | :: soulmate (someone with whom one has a special connection) |
| alma gêmea {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alma gémea |
| Almagesto {prop} {m} | :: almagest (comprehensive scientific treatise compiled by Ptolemy) |
| almagra {f} | :: alternative form of almagre |
| almagre {m} | :: almagra (a deep red ochre found in Spain) |
| Almajesto {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Almagesto |
| almalho {m} | :: calf (young bull) |
| alma mater {f} | :: a person who provides for another |
| alma mater {f} | :: homeland (place where one was born) |
| alma mater {f} | :: alma mater (school or college from which an individual has graduated) |
| almanaque {m} /aɫ.mɐ.ˈna.kɨ/ | :: almanac |
| almandina {f} [mineral] | :: almandine (type of garnet) |
| almandita {f} | :: alternative form of almandina |
| almanjarra {f} /aw.mɐ̃.ˈʒa.ʁa/ | :: a beam which connects an animal to a mill |
| alma penada {f} /ˈaɫ.mɐ pɨ.ˈna.ðɐ/ | :: wandering soul |
| almario {m} | :: obsolete form of armário |
| almário {m} [dialectal] | :: alternative form of armário |
| Almaty {prop} {f} | :: Almaty (city) |
| almécega {f} | :: putty, mastic |
| Almeida {prop} {f} /aɫˈmejðɐ/ | :: Almeida (village/and/municipality) |
| Almeida {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Almeirim {prop} /ɐɫmɐjˈɾĩ/ | :: Almeirim (city/and/municipality) |
| almejar {vi} | :: to aspire; to long for (to want something very much) |
| almenara {f} | :: beacon (signal fire) |
| Almenara {prop} | :: Almenara (municipality) |
| Almere {prop} {f} | :: Almere (city/and/municipality) |
| Almeria {prop} {f} | :: Almeria (province) |
| Almeria {prop} {f} | :: Almeria (city/provincial capital) |
| Almería {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Almeria |
| alminha {f} /aw.ˈmi.ɲɐ/ | :: diminutive of alma |
| almirantado {m} [military] | :: admiralty (office or jurisdiction of an admiral) |
| almirante {m} | :: admiral (all senses) |
| almirante {m} | :: flag officer |
| Almirante Tamandaré {prop} | :: Almirante Tamandaré (city/and/municipality) |
| Almirante Tamandaré do Sul {prop} | :: Almirante Tamandaré do Sul (municipality) |
| almíscar {m} | :: musk (greasy secretion with powerful odour) |
| almitrina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: almitrine (a respiratory stimulant) |
| almoadem {m} | :: obsolete spelling of almuadem |
| almoção {m} /ˌaw.mo.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: augmentative of almoço |
| almoçar {vi} /aɫ.mu.ˈsaɾ/ | :: to have lunch |
| almoçar {vt} | :: to eat for lunch |
| almoço {m} /aɫ.ˈmo.su/ | :: lunch (meal eaten at noon) |
| almôço {m} | :: obsolete spelling of almoço |
| Almodôvar {prop} /aɫmuˈdovaɾ/ | :: Almodôvar (village/and/municipality) |
| almoeda {f} | :: auction |
| almoedando {v} | :: gerund of almoedar |
| almoedar {v} | :: to auction |
| almofada {f} /ˌaɫ.mu.ˈfa.ðɐ/ | :: cushion (soft material in cloth bag) |
| almofada {f} [chiefly Portugal] | :: pillow |
| almofariz {m} [countable] | :: mortar (vessel used to grind ingredients) |
| almogávar {m} [historical] | :: almogavar (light footsoldier during the Reconquista) |
| almôndega {f} [culinary] | :: meatball (ball of minced meat) |
| almotacé {m} [obsolete] | :: an inspector of weights and measures who also regulated the price of foodstuffs |
| almoxarifado {m} /aw.mo.ʃa.ɾi.ˈfa.du/ | :: warehouse that stores material used in work |
| almoxarifado {m} [historical] | :: the post of a stockman |
| almoxarife {m} | :: stockman, warehouseman |
| almuadem {m} [Islam] | :: muezzin (person who issues call to prayer) |
| almucântara {f} [astronomy] | :: almucantar (circle on the celestial sphere parallel to the horizon) |
| almude {m} /aɫˈmuðɨ/ | :: almude (old liquid measure) |
| almugue {m} [biblical] | :: algum (a tree and wood mentioned in the Bible) |
| alnico {m} | :: alnico (alloy of aluminium, nickel and cobalt) |
| alo- {prefix} | :: allo- (different) |
| alo- {prefix} [chemistry] | :: allo- (isomeric) |
| alô {interj} /a.ˈlo/ | :: hello (greeting used when answering the telephone) |
| alô {m} | :: hello (instance of using the greeting alô when answering the telephone) |
| alô {m} | :: the act of greeting informally |
| aloanticorpo {m} [immunology] | :: alloantibody (antibody involved in alloimmunity) |
| aloantígeno {m} [immunology] | :: alloantigen (antigen that stimulates the production of antibodies in other individuals of a species) |
| alobarbital {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: allobarbital (barbiturate once used as an anticonvulsant) |
| alocabilidade {f} | :: allocability (the condition of being allocable) |
| alocação {f} | :: allocation (the process of allocating things) |
| alocador {m} | :: allocator (one who, or that which, allocates) |
| alocador {adj} | :: allocating (which allocates) |
| alocar {v} /ˌɐluˈkaɾ/ | :: allocate (to set aside for a purpose) |
| alocasia {f} | :: alternative form of alocásia |
| alocásia {f} | :: alocasia (any of several tropical Asian plants of the genus Alocasia) |
| alocativo {adj} | :: allocative (pertaining to allocation) |
| alocável {adj} | :: allocable (able to be allocated) (able to be allocated: set aside for a purpose) |
| alocável {adj} [computing, of memory] | :: allocatable (able to be allocated: made available for use) |
| alocíclico {adj} [geology] | :: allocyclic (of or pertaining to an allocycle) |
| alocórtex {m} [anatomy] | :: allocortex (the part of the cortex characterize by fewer cell layers than the neocortex) |
| alocromático {adj} [mineralogy, of a gemstone] | :: allochromatic (having a different colour due to impurities) |
| alocrónico {adj} [European orthography, biology, of taxa] | :: allochronic (occurring in a different geologic times) |
| alocrônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alocrónico |
| alóctone {adj} | :: allochthonous (originating in a place other than where it is found) |
| alóctone {adj} [geology] | :: allochthonous (being far from the place of formation) |
| alocução {f} | :: allocution (formal, authoritative speech) |
| alodial {adj} [law] | :: allodial (owned freely and clear of any encumbrances) |
| alodialmente {adv} [legal] | :: allodially (by allodial tenure) |
| alodinia {f} [medicine] | :: allodynia (pain produced by innocuous stimulation of normal skin) |
| alodínico {adj} [medicine] | :: allodynic (of or pertaining to allodynia) |
| alódio {m} [historical] | :: allodium (freehold land or property) |
| aloe {f} | :: aloe (plant of the genus Aloe) |
| aloé {f} | :: alternative form of aloe |
| áloe {f} | :: alternative form of aloe |
| aloenxerto {m} [surgery] | :: allograft (transplant between genetically different individuals of the same species) |
| aloenzima {f} | :: alternative form of alozima |
| aloesina {f} [organic compound] | :: aloesin (a derivative of aloe vera) |
| aloético {adj} | :: aloetic (resembling or containing aloes) |
| alofano {m} [mineral] | :: allophane (an amorphous hydrous aluminium silicate clay mineral) |
| aloficocianina {f} [protein] | :: allophycocyanin (any of a group of accessory pigments to chlorophyll) |
| alofonia {f} [phonology] | :: allophony (variation in the phonetic realisations of a phoneme) |
| alofónico {adj} [European orthography, phonology] | :: allophonic (pertaining to or being an allophone) |
| alofônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alofónico |
| alófono {m} [phonetics] | :: allophone (alternative pronunciation for a phoneme) |
| alogamia {f} [biology] | :: allogamy (fertilisation of an ovum from one individual with the spermatozoa of another) |
| alógamo {adj} [botany] | :: allogamous (characterised by allogamy) |
| alogénico {adj} [European orthography, genetics] | :: allogenic (genetically distinct, but of the same species) |
| alogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alogénico |
| alógeno {adj} | :: allogenic (having an external cause or source) |
| alógeno {adj} [geology] | :: allogenic (formed in another location) |
| alógeno {adj} [genetics] | :: allogenic (genetically distinct, but of the same species) |
| alogia {f} [dated] | :: absurdity; nonsense |
| alogia {f} [psychology] | :: alogia (lack of additional, unprompted content in normal speech) |
| alogicamente {adv} | :: alogically (in an alogical way) |
| alógico {adj} | :: obvious; evident (not requiring careful thought) |
| alógico {adj} | :: alogical (not based upon logic) |
| alógico {adj} | :: subconscious (not involving conscious thought) |
| alográfico {adj} [arts, legal] | :: intended to be interpreted by the reader or audience |
| alográfico {adj} [typography, of a character] | :: allographic (being a variant of another character) |
| alográfico {adj} [surgery] | :: relating to allografts |
| alógrafo {m} [typography] | :: allograph (variant form of a letter) |
| aloimune {adj} [immunology] | :: alloimmune (characterised by alloimmunity) |
| aloimunidade {f} [immunology] | :: alloimmunity (immune response to foreign antigens from members of the same species) |
| aloimunização {f} [immunology] | :: alloimmunization (the process of becoming alloimmune) |
| aloína {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aloin (glycoside derivative) |
| aloirando {v} | :: gerund of aloirar |
| aloirar {v} | :: to become blond |
| Aloísio {prop} {m} /ˌa.lo.ˈi.zju/ | :: given name |
| alojamento {m} | :: accommodation |
| alojamento {m} | :: housing |
| alojamento {m} | :: lodging, quarters |
| alojamento {m} [internet] | :: hosting (of data or services) |
| alojar {v} | :: to house, accommodate |
| alojar {v} | :: to billet |
| alojar {v} [internet] | :: to host (data, services etc.) |
| alolactose {f} [organic compound] | :: allolactose (an isomer of lactose) |
| alomãe {f} [zoology, rare] | :: allomother (female who provides maternal care for the offspring of another creature) |
| alomaterno {adj} | :: allomaternal (relating to allomothers) |
| alometria {f} [biology] | :: allometry (study of the differential growth rates of body parts or processes) |
| alometricamente {adv} [biology] | :: allometrically (in an allometric manner) |
| alométrico {adj} [biology] | :: allometric (pertaining to allometry) |
| alomona {f} [Portugal, biology] | :: allomone (substance emitted by one species that affects the behaviour of another species) |
| alomônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alomona |
| alomorfe {m} [phonemics] | :: allomorph (any of the different phonological representations of a morpheme) |
| alomorfia {f} | :: metamorphosis (change into another form) |
| alomorfia {f} [phonology] | :: allomorphy (the presence of allomorphs) |
| alomórfico {adj} [phonemics] | :: allomorphic (pertaining to or characterised by allomorphism) |
| alongado {adj} | :: elongated |
| alongamento {m} /ɐ.lõ.ɡɐ.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: an instance of lengthening (making or becoming longer) |
| alongamento {m} | :: stretching (form of physical exercise) |
| alongamento {m} [phonetics] | :: lengthening (sound change in which a phoneme becomes long) |
| alongamento {m} | :: allonge (slip of paper attached to a document that is out of space) |
| alongando {v} | :: gerund of alongar |
| alongar {v} /ɐ.lõ.ˈɡaɾ/ | :: to elongate, lengthen |
| a longo prazo {adv} | :: in the long term (in the far future) |
| alongue {m} | :: allonge (slip of paper attached to a document that is out of space) |
| alónimo {adj} [European orthography, publishing] | :: allonymous (published under the name of a different person) |
| alónimo {m} [European orthography, publishing] | :: allonym (the name of another person taken by an author as a pen name) |
| alônimo {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alónimo |
| alônimo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alónimo |
| alopata {adj} [medicine] | :: allopathic (of or pertaining to allopathy) |
| alopata {mf} [medicine] | :: allopath (practitioner of allopathy) |
| alopatia {f} [medicine] | :: allopathy (treatment with substances that counter the effect of the disease) |
| alopaticamente {adv} [medicine] | :: allopathically (by allopathic methods) |
| alopático {adj} [medicine] | :: allopathic (of or pertaining to allopathy) |
| alopatria {f} [ecology] | :: allopatry (geographical isolation) |
| alopatricamente {adv} [ecology] | :: allopatrically (in an allopatric manner) |
| alopátrico {adj} [ecology] | :: allopatric (geographically isolated) |
| alopecia {f} [pathology] | :: alopecia (loss of hair) |
| alopécia {f} | :: alternative form of alopecia |
| alopecia areata {f} [pathology] | :: alopecia areata (form of alopecia) |
| alopécico {adj} [pathology] | :: alopecic (relating to or suffering from alopecia) |
| aloploidização {f} [genetics] | :: allopolyploidization (the process of allopolyploid formation) |
| alopoiese {f} [philosophy] | :: allopoiesis (creation of something other than the self) |
| alopoiético {adj} [philosophy] | :: allopoietic (relating to or created by allopoiesis) |
| alopoliploide {m} [genetics] | :: allopolyploid (organism having multiple complete sets of chromosomes derived from different species) |
| alopoliplóide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alopoliploide |
| alopoliploidia {f} [genetics] | :: allopolyploidy (polyploidy that results from the interbreeding of different species) |
| alopregnanolona {f} [organic compound] | :: allopregnanolone (a neurosteroid that is a metabolite of progesterone) |
| alopurinol {m} [pharmaceutical drugs] | :: allopurinol (drug used primarily to treat hyperuricemia) |
| aloquete {m} [Portugal] | :: latch (fastening for a door that has a bar that fits into a notch or slot) |
| aloquiria {f} [neurology] | :: allochiria (disorder in which the patient responds to stimuli as if they were presented at the opposite side) |
| alóquiro {m} [sign languages] | :: allocher (alternative sign for a chereme) |
| alorreatividade {f} [cytology, immunology] | :: alloreactivity (the reaction of a lymphocyte or antibody with an alloantigen) |
| alorreativo {adj} [immunology] | :: alloreactive (pertaining to, or causing alloreactivity) |
| Alor Star {prop} {f} | :: Alor Star (city/state capital) |
| alosetrona {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alosetron (5-HT3 antagonist used for the management of severe diarrhoea) |
| alossauro {m} | :: allosaur (any dinosaur of the superfamily Allosauroidea) |
| alossomo {m} [genetics] | :: allosome (sex chromosome that differs from an ordinary autosome) |
| alostase {f} [physiology] | :: allostasis (homoeostasis through physiological or behavioural change) |
| alostático {adj} [physiology] | :: allostatic (relating to allostasis) |
| alosteria {f} [biochemistry] | :: allostery (the quality of being allosteric) |
| alostericamente {adv} [biochemistry] | :: allosterically (in an allosteric manner) |
| alostérico {adj} [biochemistry, of an enzyme] | :: allosteric (that binds a compound on an inactive site) |
| alosterismo {m} [biochemistry] | :: allostery (the quality of being allosteric) |
| alotípico {adj} [immunology] | :: allotypic (pertaining to an allotype) |
| alótipo {m} [zoology] | :: allotype (specimen that exemplifies the opposite sex of the holotype) |
| alótipo {m} [immunology] | :: allotype (the allele of the antibody chains found in an individual) |
| alotropia {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: allotropy |
| alotropicamente {adv} [inorganic chemistry] | :: allotropically (with regard to allotropy) |
| alotrópico {adj} [chemistry] | :: allotropic |
| alótropo {m} [chemistry] | :: allotrope (form of an element that has a different molecular structure to another form of the same element) |
| alourando {v} | :: gerund of alourar |
| alourar {v} | :: alternative form of aloirar |
| aloxânico {adj} [pathology] | :: alloxanized (suffering from or relating to alloxan diabetes) |
| aloxanizado {adj} [pathology] | :: alloxanized (suffering from alloxan diabetes) |
| aloxano {m} [organic compound] | :: alloxan (an oxidation product of uric acid) |
| aloxantina {f} [organic compound] | :: alloxantin (hemiacetal formed by alloxan with dialuric acid) |
| alozima {f} [genetics, enzyme] | :: allozyme (either form of an enzyme specified by an allelic gene) |
| alozímico {adj} [genetics, biochemistry] | :: allozymic (relating to allozymes) |
| alpaca {f} | :: alpaca (Vicugna pacos, a camelid of the Andes) |
| alpaca {f} | :: alpaca (wool from the alpaca) |
| alpaca {f} | :: nickel silver (alloy of copper, zinc and nickel) |
| alparcata {f} | :: alternative form of alpargata |
| alpargata {f} | :: espadrille (light shoe) |
| alpendre {m} /aw.ˈpẽ.dɾi/ | :: terrace (platform that extends outwards from a building) |
| alpendre {m} | :: overhang (portion of the roof structure that extends beyond the exterior walls of a building) |
| alpenstock {m} | :: alpenstock (walking stick used by mountain climbers) |
| alpercata {f} | :: alternative form of alpargata |
| Alpercata {prop} | :: Alpercata (municipality) |
| alperce {m} /aɫˈpɛɾsɨ/ | :: apricot (fruit) |
| alperche {m} /aɫˈpɛɾʃɨ/ | :: alternative spelling of alperce |
| alpergata {f} | :: alternative form of alpargata |
| alpes {mp} | :: mountain pastures |
| alpes {mp} | :: hights places |
| Alpes {prop} {mp} | :: Alpes (range) |
| Alpes da Alta Provença {prop} {mp} | :: alternative form of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence |
| Alpes-de-Haute-Provence {prop} {mp} | :: Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (department) |
| Alpes-Maritimes {prop} {mp} | :: alternative form of Alpes Marítimos |
| Alpes Marítimos {prop} {mp} | :: Alpes Marítimos (department) |
| alpestre {adj} /aɫˈpɛʃtɾi/ | :: alpine (of or relating to mountains) |
| alpestre {adj} | :: Alpine (relating to the Alps) |
| Alpestre {prop} | :: Alpestre (municipality) |
| alphabeto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alfabeto |
| Alpheu {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Alfeu |
| Alpiarça {prop} {f} /ɐɫpiˈaɾsɐ/ | :: Alpiarça (village/and/municipality) |
| alpina {f} | :: female equivalent of alpino |
| alpinismo {m} /aɫpiˈniʒmu/ | :: mountaineering, alpinism |
| alpinista {mf} /aɫpiˈniʃtɐ/ | :: climber, mountaineer, alpinist |
| alpinista social {mf} | :: social climber (someone who tries to improve their social position) |
| alpino {adj} | :: Alpine (of, from or relating to the Alps) |
| alpino {adj} [skiing] | :: alpine (of or relating to slalom or downhill skiing) |
| alpino {m} | :: a person from the region of the Alps |
| Alpinópolis {prop} | :: Alpinópolis (municipality) |
| alpiste {m} | :: canary grass (Phalaris canariensis) |
| alprazolam {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alprazolam (antianxiety drug) |
| alprenolol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alprenolol (drug used to treat angina) |
| alprostadil {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alprostadil (drug used in the treatment of erectile dysfunction) |
| alqueire {m} | :: bushel (or various similar old measures) |
| alquemila {f} | :: alchemilla (any of the genus Alchemilla of herbaceous perennial plants) |
| alquequenje {m} | :: bladder cherry; alkekengi (Physalis alkekengi, a plant of southern Europe) |
| alquermes {m} | :: alkermes (desiccated bodies of female Kermes ilicis and Kermes vermilio insects) |
| alquermes {m} | :: alkermes (red Italian liqueur) |
| alquil {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyl |
| alquila {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyl |
| alquilação {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkylation |
| alquilamina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: alkylamine (any aliphatic amine) |
| alquilamónio {m} [European orthography, organic chemistry] | :: alkylammonium (any aliphatic ammonium cation) |
| alquilamônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alquilamónio |
| alquilante {adj} [organic chemistry, of a rearrangement reaction] | :: alkylative (that forms an alkyl group) |
| alquilante {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkylator (an alkylating agent) |
| alquilar {v} [organic chemistry] | :: to alkylate (to add an alkyl group to a compound) |
| alquilar {v} | :: to rent or hire (a horse or person) for transportation |
| alquilbenzeno {m} [organic compound] | :: alkylbenzene (derivative of benzene in which hydrogen atoms are replaced by alkyl groups) |
| alquilfenol {m} [organic compound] | :: alkylphenol (organic compound obtained by the alkylation of phenols) |
| alquilideno {m} [organic compound] | :: alkylidene (functional group derived from an alkane by removal of two hydrogen atoms from the same carbon atom) |
| alquilmercúrio {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkylmercury (any alkyl organomercury compound) |
| alquilmetal {m} [organic compound] | :: alkylmetal (any aliphatic organometallic compound) |
| alquiltransferase {f} [enzyme] | :: alkyltransferase (any transferase that transfers alkyl groups) |
| alquimia {f} /ˌaɫkɨˈmiɐ/ | :: alchemy (chemistry searching for panacea) |
| alquimicamente {adv} | :: alchemically (in a manner relating to alchemy) |
| alquímico {adj} | :: alchemical |
| alquimista {mf} | :: alchemist |
| alquimístico {adj} | :: alchemistic (relating to alchemy) |
| alquimizar {v} | :: to alchemise (to change something’s properties by means of alchemy) |
| alquinila {f} [organic compound] | :: alkynyl (any univalent radical derived from an alkyne) |
| alquinilação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: alkynylation (reaction with an alkyne) |
| alquino {m} | :: alternative form of alcino |
| alquinol {m} [organic compound] | :: alkynol (any alcohol containing an alkyne group) |
| Alsácia {prop} {f} /aw.ˈsa.sjɐ/ | :: Alsácia (region) |
| alsaciano {adj} | :: Alsatian (of, from or relating to Alsace) |
| alsaciano {m} | :: Alsatian (person from Alsace) |
| alsaciano {m} [uncountable] | :: Alsatian (Germanic language spoken in Alsace) |
| alstroeméria {f} | :: alstroemeria (any member of the genus Alstroemeria of South American flowering plants) |
| alta {f} /ˈaɫ.tɐ/ | :: rise; increase |
| alta {f} [healthcare] | :: discharge (the act of releasing an inpatient from hospital) |
| altabaixo {m} | :: overhand (boxing blow that travels from high to low) |
| Alta Califórnia {prop} {f} | :: Alta Califórnia (historical region) |
| alta classe {f} | :: upper class |
| alta cozinha {f} | :: haute cuisine (refined cookery) |
| alta gastronomia {f} | :: haute cuisine (refined cookery) |
| Altai {prop} {m} | :: Altai (range) |
| altaico {adj} [linguistics] | :: Altaic (pertaining to the Altaic language family) |
| altaico {adj} | :: Altaian (relating to the Altai) |
| Altair {prop} {f} [star] | :: Altair (star in the constellation Aquila) |
| Altair {prop} {f} | :: Altair (municipality) |
| altaíta {f} [mineral] | :: altaite (lead telluride) |
| altamente {adv} | :: highly |
| altamente {adj} [colloquial] | :: excellent |
| Altamira do Paraná {prop} {f} | :: Altamira do Paraná (town/and/municipality) |
| altanaria {f} | :: haughtiness |
| altanaria {f} | :: pride |
| altaneria {f} | :: alternative form of altanaria |
| altar {m} /aɫ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: altar (flat structure used for religious rites) |
| Altar {prop} {m} [constellation] | :: Ara (a constellation of the southern sky) |
| altar-mor {m} [religion] | :: high altar (main altar in a church) |
| alta sociedade {f} | :: high society (the socially interacting wealthy fashionable elite of a society) |
| alta traição {f} | :: high treason (criminal disloyalty to one’s country) |
| altazimute {m} | :: altazimuth (the surveying instrument that has a mount permitting both horizontal and vertical rotation) |
| alteando {v} | :: gerund of altear |
| altear {v} /aɫˈtjaɾ/ | :: to make or become taller |
| altear {v} | :: to lift; to raise |
| altear {v} [of sound] | :: to make or become louder |
| altear {v} [of a value] | :: to make or become higher |
| alteia {f} | :: althea (any plant of the genus Althea), especially the marshmallow |
| altéia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of alteia |
| Altenhofen {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| alteplase {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alteplase (drug used to dissolve blood clots) |
| alterabilidade {f} | :: alterability (the property of being alterable) |
| alteração {f} | :: alteration, change, modification |
| alterador {adj} | :: alterative (causing alteration) |
| alterador {m} | :: alterer; alterant (someone or something who causes alteration) |
| alterante {adj} | :: alterative (causing alteration) |
| alterante {mf} | :: alterant (something that causes alteration) |
| alterar {v} /aw.te.ˈɾa(ʁ)/ | :: to alter, change |
| alterativo {adj} | :: alterative (causing alteration) |
| alterável {adj} | :: alterable (capable of being altered) |
| altercação {f} | :: altercation |
| altercação {f} | :: quarrel |
| altercador {adj} | :: quarrelsome (given to picking quarrels) |
| altercador {m} | :: altercator (someone who participates in an altercation) |
| altercando {v} | :: gerund of altercar |
| altercante {adj} | :: altercative (characterised by wrangling) |
| altercar {v} | :: to dispute, argue, quarrel |
| Alter do Chão {prop} /ɐɫˈtɛɾ ðu ʃɐ̃w/ | :: Alter do Chão (village/and/municipality) |
| alter ego {m} /ˌaɫtɛɾˈɛ.ɣu/ | :: alter ego (alternate personality or persona) |
| alteridade {f} [philosophy, anthropology] | :: alterity (entity in contrast to which an identity is constructed) |
| alternação {f} | :: alternation (the process of alternating) |
| alternadamente {adv} | :: alternately |
| alternado {adj} /aɫ.tɨɾ.ˈna.ðu/ | :: alternate (being or succeeding by turns) |
| alternador {m} | :: alternator (an electric generator which produces alternating current) |
| alternância {f} | :: alternation |
| alternância {f} | :: rotation |
| alternância {f} | :: interchange |
| alternância de código {f} [sociolinguistics] | :: code-switching (alternation between languages in a conversation) |
| alternante {adj} | :: alternate; alternating (succeeding by turns) |
| alternantemente {adv} | :: alternatingly (in an alternating manner) |
| alternar {vt} /aɫ.tɨɾ.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to alternate (to perform by turns, or in succession) |
| alternar {vi} | :: to alternate (to happen, succeed, or act by turns) |
| alternativa {f} /aɫ.tɨɾ.nɐ.ˈti.vɐ/ | :: alternative (one of a set of mutually exclusive choices) |
| alternativamente {adv} | :: alternatively (in an alternative way) |
| alternativamente {adv} | :: alternatively (introduces a second option) |
| alternatividade {f} | :: alternativity (the quality of being alternative) |
| alternativismo {m} [sociology] | :: alternativism (rejection of social normality) |
| alternativo {adj} /aɫtɨɾnɐˈtivu/ | :: alternative (having more than one choice) |
| Alterosa {prop} | :: Alterosa (municipality) |
| alteza {f} /aɫ.ˈte.zɐ/ | :: highness (all senses) |
| alteza {f} | :: altitude, elevation |
| Alteza {f} | :: Highness (form of address) |
| altheia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of alteia |
| Althing {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Alting |
| althusseriano {adj} | :: Althusserian (pertaining to Louis Pierre Althusser, Marxist philosopher) |
| altifalante {m} | :: loudspeaker (transducer) |
| altiloquência {f} | :: altiloquence (pompous language) |
| altiloquente {adj} | :: altiloquent (pompous or pretentious in speech) |
| altiloquia {f} | :: altiloquence (pompous language) |
| altimetria {f} | :: altimetry (the measurement of altitude) |
| altimetricamente {adv} | :: altimetrically (by means of altimetry) |
| altimétrico {adj} | :: altimetric (pertaining to or involving altimetry) |
| altímetro {m} /aɫˈtimɨtɾu/ | :: altimeter (an apparatus for measuring altitude) |
| Alting {prop} {m} | :: Althing (the national parliament of Iceland) |
| Altinópolis {prop} {f} | :: Altinópolis (municipality) |
| altiplano {m} [geography] | :: plateau (level expanse of land at a high elevation) |
| altissimamente {adv} | :: most/very highly |
| altíssimo {adj} | :: superlative of alto |
| Altíssimo {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: God; The Lord |
| altissonante {adj} | :: altisonant (lofty or pompous in speech) |
| altíssono {adj} | :: altisonant (lofty or pompous in speech) |
| altista {mf} | :: altoist (someone who plays an alto instrument) |
| altitude {f} /aɫ.ti.ˈtu.ðɨ/ | :: altitude |
| altitudinal {adj} | :: altitudinal (relating to altitude) |
| altivez {f} | :: haughtiness; arrogance |
| altivo {adj} | :: high, elevated |
| altivo {adj} [by extension] | :: arrogant, haughty (arrogantly proud) |
| altivo {adj} [by extension] | :: noble, grand |
| altivolante {adj} | :: altivolant (flying high) |
| altívolo {adj} [poetic] | :: altivolant (flying high) |
| alto {adj} /ˈaɫ.tu/ | :: loud |
| alto {adj} | :: tall |
| alto {adj} | :: high |
| alto {adj} [colloquial] | :: excessive, extreme |
| alto {adv} | :: loud; loudly |
| alto {interj} | :: halt! |
| Alto Alegre {prop} | :: Alto Alegre (municipality) |
| Alto Alegre {prop} | :: Alto Alegre (municipality) |
| alto alemão {m} | :: See: pt alto alemão |
| alto alemão {m} | :: High German (any of a group of West Germanic languages) |
| alto alemão antigo {m} [uncountable] | :: Old High German (a language) |
| alto-alemão médio {m} | :: Middle High German |
| Alto Bela Vista {prop} | :: Alto Bela Vista (municipality) |
| Alto Canadá {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Alto Canadá (former colony) |
| Alto Caparaó {prop} | :: Alto Caparaó (municipality) |
| alto-cúmulo {m} [meteorology] | :: altocumulus (fleecy cloud formation) |
| Alto Egito {prop} {m} [Egyptology] | :: Upper Egypt (southern part of Ancient Egypt) |
| alto-estrato {m} [meteorology] | :: altostratus (cloud type in the form of a grey or bluish layer) |
| alto-falante {m} | :: loudspeaker (transducer) |
| alto forno {m} | :: alternative spelling of alto-forno |
| alto-forno {m} | :: blast furnace (type of furnace) |
| Alto Jequitibá {prop} | :: Alto Jequitibá (municipality) |
| alto lá {interj} | :: alternative form of alto! |
| alto-mar {m} [nautical] | :: high seas (parts of ocean far from shore) |
| Altônia {prop} {f} /aw.ˈto.ni.ɐ/ | :: Altônia (town/and/municipality) |
| Alto Paraíso {prop} | :: Alto Paraíso (town/and/municipality) |
| Alto Paraná {prop} | :: Alto Paraná (town/and/municipality) |
| Alto Piquiri {prop} | :: Alto Piquiri (town/and/municipality) |
| alto-relevo {m} [sculpture] | :: high relief (sculpture in which forms extend from the background by at least half of their depth) |
| Alto Rio Doce {prop} | :: Alto Rio Doce (municipality) |
| Altos Alpes {prop} {mp} | :: Altos Alpes (department) |
| altos e baixos {mp} | :: ups and downs (periods of positive and negative events, moods, etc.) |
| altostrato {m} | :: alternative form of alto-estrato |
| altostratus {m} | :: alternative form of alto-estrato |
| Alto Volta {prop} {m} | :: Upper Volta (former name of Burkina Faso) |
| altretamina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: altretamine (antineoplastic drug) |
| altricial {adj} [zoology, of a species] | :: altricial (having young which are helpless at birth) |
| altrose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: altrose (aldohexose epimeric with mannose) |
| altruísmo {m} /ˌaɫtɾuˈɨʃmu/ | :: altruism (policy in favor of other's interests) |
| altruísta {adj} | :: altruistic |
| altruísta {mf} | :: altruist |
| altruisticamente {adv} | :: altruistically (in an altruistic manner) |
| altruístico {adj} | :: altruistic |
| altura {f} /aɫ.ˈtu.ɾɐ/ | :: height |
| altura {f} | :: altitude |
| altura {f} | :: moment, period (in time, usually referring to the past) |
| altura {f} | :: loftiness |
| altura {f} [in the plural] | :: sky, firmament |
| altura do campeonato {f} [idiomatic] | :: an advanced point or moment in an event or series of events |
| aluá {m} | :: A Brazilian drink made from fermented corn meal with the addition of pineapple, ginger etc |
| aluado {adj} /ɐˈlwaðu/ | :: lunatic (especially when influenced by the moon) |
| alucinação {f} /ˌaluˌsɨnaˈsɐ̃w/ | :: hallucination (sensory perception of something that does not exist) |
| alucinando {v} | :: gerund of alucinar |
| alucinar {v} /ɐ.ˌlu.si.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to hallucinate |
| alucinatório {adj} | :: hallucinatory (causing hallucinations) |
| alucinogénico {adj} [European orthography] | :: hallucinogenic (producing hallucinations) |
| alucinogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of alucinogénico |
| alucinógeno {adj} | :: hallucinogenic (producing hallucinations) |
| alucinógeno {m} | :: hallucinogen (substance which causes hallucinations) |
| alude {m} /a.ˈlu.d͡ʒi/ | :: avalanche (large mass of snow sliding down a mountain side) |
| aludel {m} [alchemy] | :: aludel (pear-shaped pot with an opening at each end) |
| aludir {v} /ɐluˈðiɾ/ | :: to allude |
| alufá {m} [Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, historical] | :: Muslim Afro-Brazilian |
| alugando {v} | :: gerund of alugar |
| alugar {v} /ɐ.lu.ˈɡaɾ/ | :: to rent, to hire |
| alugar {v} | :: to let |
| aluguel {m} | :: rent, rental |
| aluguel {m} | :: hire, hiring |
| aluguer {m} [chiefly, Portugal] /ɐ.lu.ˈɡɛɾ/ | :: rent |
| aluguer {m} [chiefly, Portugal] | :: income |
| aluir {vi} | :: to fall down, to collapse, to crumble |
| aluir {vt} | :: to knock down, to overturn |
| álula {f} [ornithology] | :: alula; bastard wing (small projection on the anterior edge of the wing of birds) |
| alume {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alum |
| alúmen {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alum |
| alumiado {adj} /ɐ.lu.ˈmja.ðu/ | :: lit; illuminated (having light) |
| alumiando {v} | :: gerund of alumiar |
| alumiar {v} /ɐ.lu.ˈmjaɾ/ | :: to illuminate |
| alumiar {v} | :: to clarify |
| alumiar {v} | :: to shed light on |
| alumin- {prefix} [chemistry] | :: alumino- (indicating aluminium) |
| alumina {f} [geology] | :: alumina (aluminium oxide) |
| alúmina {f} | :: alternative form of alumina |
| aluminato {m} [chemistry] | :: aluminate (compound containing aluminium and oxygen) |
| alumínico {adj} [chemistry] | :: aluminic (relating to aluminium) |
| aluminífero {adj} [geology] | :: aluminiferous (containing aluminium) |
| alumínio {m} /ˌaluˈminɨu/ | :: aluminium (a silvery metal) |
| Alumínio {prop} | :: Alumínio (municipality) |
| alumínio 27 {m} [isotope] | :: aluminium-27 (isotope of aluminium with 13 protons and 14 neutrons) |
| aluminita {f} [mineral] | :: aluminite (a hydrous aluminium sulfate mineral) |
| aluminite {f} | :: alternative form of aluminita |
| aluminizar {v} | :: to aluminise (to coat with aluminium) |
| aluminofosfato {m} [inorganic compound] | :: aluminophosphate (any inorganic compound whose structure is a combination of aluminate and phosphate) |
| aluminon {m} [chemistry] | :: aluminon (triammonium salt of aurintricarboxylic acid) |
| aluminoso {adj} [chemistry] | :: aluminous (pertaining to alumina or alum) |
| aluminossilicato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: aluminosilicate (any silicate mineral in which some Si4 ions are replaced by Al3 ) |
| aluminotermia {f} | :: aluminothermy |
| aluminotérmico {adj} [metallurgy] | :: aluminothermic (relating to or employing aluminothermy) |
| aluminoxano {m} [chemistry] | :: aluminoxane (a class of organometallic compounds of aluminium) |
| alumno {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aluno |
| alumossilicato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: alumosilicate (the anion [AlSiO4]-1) |
| aluna {f} /aˈlũnɐ/ | :: female equivalent of aluno |
| alunagem {v} [Portugal] | :: moon landing |
| alunando {v} | :: gerund of alunar |
| alunar {v} | :: to land on the moon |
| alunissagem {v} | :: A landing on the moon |
| alunissar {vi} [Brazil] | :: to land on the moon |
| alunita {f} [mineral] | :: alunite |
| aluno {m} /ɐˈlunu/ | :: student |
| ALUPEC {prop} {m} | :: initialism of alfabeto unificado para a escrita do cabo-verdiano, an orthography standard for Cape Verdean Creole |
| ALUPEK {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of ALUPEC |
| alusão {f} | :: allusion |
| alusivamente {adv} | :: allusively (in an allusive manner) |
| alusividade {f} | :: allusiveness (the quality of being allusive) |
| alusivo {adj} | :: allusive (containing or making use of allusions) |
| aluviação {f} [geology] | :: alluviation (the deposition of alluvium by a river) |
| aluvial {adj} | :: alluvial |
| aluvialmente {adv} [geology] | :: alluvially (in alluvial fashion) |
| aluviamento {m} [geology] | :: alluviation (the deposition of alluvium by a river) |
| aluvião {mf} | :: alluvium (material deposited by flowing water) |
| aluviar {v} | :: to silt up |
| alúvio {m} | :: alternative form of aluvião |
| aluvional {adj} | :: alluvial |
| à luz de {prep} [idiomatic] | :: in light of; given; considering (introduces a fact that is relevant to the conclusion) |
| à luz de {prep} | :: See: pt à luz de |
| a luz no fim do túnel {f} [idiomatic] | :: light at the end of the tunnel (a better situation after long hardship) |
| alva {f} /ˈaɫ.vɐ/ | :: alb (long white robe worn by priests and other ministers) |
| alva {f} | :: dawn |
| alva {f} | :: sclera |
| alvacá {f} [obsolete] | :: rare form of abacá |
| alvacento {adj} /ˌaw.va.ˈsẽ.tu/ | :: whitish |
| Alvaiázere {prop} /aɫvɐˈjazɨɾɨ/ | :: Alvaiázere (village/and/municipality) |
| alvanel {m} | :: alternative form of alvenel |
| alvará {m} | :: charter, certificate (or similar document) |
| alvarà {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alvará |
| Alvarenga {prop} | :: Alvarenga (municipality) |
| Álvares {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Álvares Florence {prop} | :: Álvares Florence (municipality) |
| Álvares Machado {prop} | :: Álvares Machado (municipality) |
| Álvarez {prop} {mf} | :: surname, a mostly obsolete variant of Álvares |
| Álvaro de Carvalho {prop} | :: Álvaro de Carvalho (municipality) |
| alvedrio {m} | :: one own's decision, free will |
| alvejamento {m} | :: bleaching |
| alvejando {v} | :: gerund of alvejar |
| alvejante {adj} | :: bleaching |
| alvejante {m} | :: bleach |
| alvejar {vi} | :: to bleach; to whiten |
| alvejar {vt} | :: to aim at |
| alvejar {vt} | :: to shoot; to hit |
| alvéloa {f} | :: wagtail (various small passerine birds) |
| alvenaria {f} | :: masonry, brickwork |
| alvenel {m} | :: construction worker (employee working at a construction) |
| álveo {m} | :: riverbed |
| alvéola {f} | :: alternative form of alvéloa |
| alvéola-branca {f} | :: white wagtail (Motacilla alba, a small Old-World bird) |
| alveolado {adj} | :: alveolate (having honeycomb-like cavities) |
| alveolar {adj} [anatomy] | :: alveolar (relating to the alveoli of the lungs) |
| alveolar {adj} [anatomy] | :: alveolar (relating to the jaw ridge) |
| alveolar {adj} [phonetics, of a phoneme] | :: alveolar (produced on the jaw ridge) |
| alveolar {f} [phonetics] | :: alveolar (a consonant produced on the jaw ridge) |
| alveolarização {f} [anatomy] | :: alveolarization (the formation of the alveoli) |
| alveolarização {f} [phonetics] | :: alveolarization (change of place of articulation into alveolar) |
| alveolectomia {f} [surgery] | :: alveolectomy (surgical reshaping of the alveolar ridge) |
| alveolite {f} [pathology] | :: alveolitis (inflammation of the alveoli in the lungs) |
| alveolite {f} [pathology] | :: alveolitis (inflammation of a dental alveolus) |
| alveolização {f} [anatomy] | :: alveolarization (the formation of the alveoli) |
| alvéolo {m} [anatomy] | :: alveolus (small air sac in the lungs) |
| alvéolo {m} [anatomy] | :: dental alveolus; tooth socket (socket in the jaw in which the roots of teeth are held) |
| alvéolo {m} | :: alveolus (small cavity or pit) |
| alvéolo {m} | :: cell (hexagonal compartment in a honeycomb) |
| alvéolo {m} [geology, dated] | :: alluvial fan (cone-shaped deposit of alluvium) |
| alvéolo-palatal {adj} [phonetics] | :: alveopalatal (intermediate in articulation between the coronal and dorsal consonants) |
| alveopalatal {adj} [phonetics] | :: alveopalatal (intermediate in articulation between the coronal and dorsal consonants) |
| Alves {prop} {mf} /ˈaɫ.vɨʃ/ | :: surname |
| alvião {m} | :: mattock, pick, pickaxe |
| álvidro {m} [dated] | :: judge, referee |
| álvidro {m} [dated] | :: decision, resolution |
| alvinegro {adj} | :: relating to something whose colors are white and black |
| alvinegro {adj} | :: Relating to sports teams with black and white colours, notably: |
| alvinegro {adj} | :: Associação Atlética Ponte Preta,soccer club from Brazil |
| alvinegro {adj} | :: Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas, soccer club from Brazil |
| alvinegro {adj} | :: Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, soccer club from Brazil |
| alvinegro {adj} | :: Clube Atlético Mineiro, soccer club from Brazil |
| alvinegro {adj} | :: Santos Futebol Clube, soccer club from Brazil |
| alvinegro {adj} | :: Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama, soccer club from Brazil |
| alvinegro {m} | :: Someone connected with the above teams, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| Alvinlândia {prop} | :: Alvinlândia (municipality) |
| alvino {adj} | :: alvine (pertaining to the belly or intestines) |
| Alvino {prop} {m} /aw.ˈvi.nu/ | :: given name |
| Alvinópolis {prop} | :: Alvinópolis (municipality) |
| alvirrubro {adj} | :: relating to something whose colors are white and red |
| alvirrubro {adj} | :: Relating to sports teams with white and red colours, notably: |
| alvirrubro {adj} | :: Sport Club Internacional,soccer club from Brazil |
| alvirrubro {adj} | :: Clube Náutico Capibaribe, soccer club from Brazil |
| alvirrubro {m} | :: Someone connected with the above teams, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| alvíssaras {fp} /aɫ.ˈvi.sɐ.ɾɐʃ/ | :: reward given to someone bringing good news or something that was lost |
| alvíssaras {interj} | :: glad tidings |
| alvíssimo {adj} | :: very white or pure |
| alvita {f} [mineral] | :: alvite |
| Alvito {prop} {f} /ɐɫˈvitu/ | :: Alvito (city/and/municipality) |
| alvitre {m} | :: suggestion, advice |
| alviverde {adj} | :: relating to something whose colors are white and green |
| alviverde {adj} | :: Relating to sports teams with white and green colours, notably: |
| alviverde {adj} | :: Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras,soccer club from Brazil |
| alviverde {adj} | :: Coritiba Foot Ball Club, soccer club from Brazil |
| alviverde {adj} | :: Associação Chapecoense de Futebol, soccer club from Brazil |
| alviverde {mf} | :: Someone connected with the above teams, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| alvo {adj} /ˈaɫvu/ | :: white |
| alvo {adj} [figuratively] | :: pure |
| alvo {m} | :: target |
| alvo {m} | :: white |
| alvor {m} /aɫ.ˈvoɾ/ | :: the first light of the morning |
| alvor {m} | :: whiteness |
| alvorada {f} | :: dawn (all senses) |
| alvorada {f} [military] | :: reveille |
| Alvorada {prop} | :: Alvorada (municipality) |
| Alvorada de Minas {prop} | :: Alvorada de Minas (municipality) |
| Alvorada do Sul {prop} {f} | :: Alvorada do Sul (town/and/municipality) |
| alvorecer {m} | :: dawn (morning twilight period) |
| alvorecer {m} | :: [figurative] dawn (the beginning of an event) |
| alvorecer {vi} | :: [of the day] to dawn (to begin to brighten with daylight) |
| alvoroçando {v} | :: gerund of alvoroçar |
| alvoroçar {vt} /aw.vo.ɾo.ˈsa(ʁ)/ | :: to disturb; to agitate (to put into a state of turmoil) |
| alvoroçar {vp} | :: to become agitated |
| alvoroço {m} /aɫ.vu.ˈɾo.su/ | :: agitation; turmoil; bustle; ruckus (frenetic, chaotic activity) |
| alvorôço {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alvoroço |
| alvorotar {v} /aw.vo.ɾo.ˈta(ʁ)/ | :: alternative form of alvoroçar |
| alvoroto {m} | :: alternative form of alvoroço |
| alvorôto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alvoroto |
| alvura {f} | :: whiteness (state of being white) |
| aly {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of ali |
| Alytus {prop} {f} | :: Alytus (county) |
| Alytus {prop} {f} | :: Alytus (city/county capital) |
| alzheimer {m} | :: clipping of mal de Alzheimer |
| a.m. {adv} | :: a.m. (before noon)/(antes do meio dia) (Portuguese language) |
| AM {prop} | :: abbreviation of Amazonas (a Brazilian state) |
| -ama {suffix} /ˈɐ.mɐ/ | :: forms nouns indicating a disorderly group or collection of the suffixed thing |
| ama {f} /ˈɐ.mɐ/ | :: female nurse |
| ama {f} | :: female housekeeper |
| ama {f} | :: governess |
| Amã {prop} {f} | :: Amã (capital city) |
| amabilidade {f} | :: amiability |
| amabilidade {f} | :: kindness, kindliness |
| amaciando {v} | :: gerund of amaciar |
| amaciante {m} | :: fabric softener (a chemical agent used to prevent static cling and make fabric softer) |
| amaciar {v} | :: to soften |
| amaciar {v} | :: to smooth |
| amácrino {adj} [cytology, of a cell] | :: amacrine (without long processes) |
| ama de leite {f} | :: alternative spelling of ama-de-leite |
| ama-de-leite {f} | :: wet nurse (woman hired to suckle another woman’s child) |
| Amadeu {prop} {m} /ˌa.ma.ˈdew/ | :: given name |
| amado {adj} /ɐˈmaðu/ | :: beloved |
| amador {m} | :: Amateur; Someone who is unqualified or insufficiently skillful |
| amador {m} [now rare] | :: A lover of something |
| amador {adj} | :: loving |
| amador {adj} | :: voluntary |
| amadora {f} /ɐmɐˈðoɾɐ/ | :: feminine noun of amador |
| Amadora {prop} {f} /ɐmɐˈðoɾɐ/ | :: Amadora (city/and/municipality) |
| amadoramente {adv} | :: amateurishly (in an amateurish manner) |
| amadorismo {m} | :: amateurism (unprofessional pursuit of an activity) |
| amadurecer {v} /ɐmɐˌðuɾɨˈseɾ/ | :: ripen (to cause to mature; to make ripe) |
| amadurecimento {m} | :: ripening |
| amadurecimento {m} | :: maturation |
| âmago {m} /ˈɐ.mɐ.ɣu/ | :: core, heart, centre |
| âmago {m} | :: essence |
| amahuaca {m} | :: Amahuaca (Panoan language spoken in Peru) |
| amahuaca {mf} | :: member of the indigenous Amahuaca people of Peru |
| amainar {v} /ɐ.maj.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to abate (to lessen in force) |
| amainar {v} | :: to calm down (to become less excited, intense, or angry) |
| amalá {m} | :: amala (thick paste made from yam skin) |
| Amalarico {prop} {m} | :: historical given name |
| amaldiçoando {v} | :: gerund of amaldiçoar |
| amaldiçoar {v} | :: to curse, damn |
| Amalec {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Amaleque |
| Amaleque {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Amalec (grandson of Esau) |
| amalequita {mf} [Christianity] | :: Amalekite (descendent of the Biblical Amalek) |
| amálgama {mf} | :: amalgam (all senses) |
| amálgama {mf} | :: amalgamation |
| amalgamação {f} | :: amalgamation |
| amalgamador {adj} | :: amalgamative (that amalgamates) |
| amalgamador {m} | :: amalgamator (one who amalgamates) |
| amalgamante {adj} | :: amalgamative (that amalgamates) |
| amalgamar {v} | :: to amalgamate |
| amalgamável {adj} | :: amalgamable (capable of being amalgamated) |
| Amália {prop} {f} /a.ˈma.ljɐ/ | :: given name |
| Amaltea {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Amalteia |
| Amalteia {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Amalthea (goat or nymph who suckled Zeus) |
| Amalteia {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Amalthea (third most distant moon Jupiter) |
| Amaltéia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Amalteia |
| Amalthea {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Amalteia |
| Amaltheia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Amalteia |
| amalucado {adj} | :: crazy |
| amalucar {vt} | :: to make somebody crazy |
| amalucar {vip} | :: to go crazy |
| amamentação {f} | :: breastfeeding |
| amamentar {v} /ɐˌmɐmẽˈtaɾ/ | :: breastfeed (feed a baby milk via the breasts) |
| Amamiya {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| amancebado {adj} | :: shacked up (living together as lovers) |
| amancebando {v} | :: gerund of amancebar |
| amancebar {vr} | :: To live with a mistress or concubine |
| Amanda {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| amaneirar {vtp} /a.mɐ.ne(j).ˈɾa(ɾ)/ | :: to start acting unnaturally, as if influenced by someone or something else |
| amaneirar {vt} | :: to adapt or become used to |
| amanhã {adv} /a.mɐ.ˈɲɐ̃/ | :: tomorrow (in the day after today) |
| amanhã {m} | :: tomorrow (the day after today) |
| amanhã {m} | :: [figurative] tomorrow; the future |
| amanhã é outro dia {proverb} | :: tomorrow is another day (a phrase indicating that tomorrow will bring new opportunities) |
| amanhando {v} | :: gerund of amanhar |
| amanhar {v} | :: to arrange, prepare |
| amanhecer {vi} /ɐ.ˌmɐ.ɲɨ.ˈseɾ/ | :: [usually, impersonal] to dawn (to begin to brighten with daylight) |
| amanhecer {vi} | :: [with an adverb phrase] to be in a given place or condition when the day dawns |
| amanhecer {m} | :: dawn (the morning twilight period) |
| amanita {mf} | :: amanita (any mushroom of the genus Amanita) |
| amanita mata-moscas {mf} | :: fly agaric (Amanita muscaria, a poisonous mushroom) |
| amanitina {f} [protein] | :: amanitin (deadly amatoxin found in Amanita phalloides) |
| amansador {adj} /ɐmɐ̃sɐˈðoɾ/ | :: taming |
| amansador {m} | :: tamer |
| amansar {v} /ɐmɐ̃ˈsaɾ/ | :: to tame |
| amansar {v} | :: to calm, to still, to hush |
| amansar {v} | :: to soften, to temper |
| amantadina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amantadine (drug used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease) |
| amante {adj} /ɐ.ˈmɐ̃.tɨ/ | :: loving |
| amante {mf} | :: lover |
| amanteigado {adj} /a.ˌmɐ̃.te(j).ˈɡa.du/ | :: buttery (made with or tasting of butter) |
| amanteigado {adj} | :: buttery (resembling butter in some way) |
| amanteigar {vt} | :: to butter (to spread butter on) |
| amanuense {mf} | :: amanuensis (one employed to take dictation) |
| amanuense {mf} | :: amanuensis (a clerk, secretary or stenographer) |
| à mão {adj} | :: at hand, on hand, to hand, handy (within easy reach; nearby) |
| à mão {adj} | :: by hand; manually (without the use of automation or machines) |
| à mão de semear {prep} [idiomatic] | :: in reach; an arm's length away |
| a mão esquerda não sabe o que faz a direita {proverb} | :: the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing (two parts of an organisation are unaware of each other’s activities) |
| Amapá {prop} {m} /ɐ.mɐ.ˈpa/ | :: Amapá (state) |
| amapaense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Amapá |
| amapaense {mf} | :: Someone from Amapá |
| Amaporã {prop} /a.ma.po.ˈɾɐ̃/ | :: Amaporã (town/and/municipality) |
| amar {vt} /ɐ.ˈmaɾ/ | :: To love, to have great affection for |
| amar {vi} | :: To have the ability to love, to feel love |
| Amara {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Amara {prop} {f} | :: Amara (city) |
| Amaral {prop} {mf} /ɐ.mɐ.ˈɾaɫ/ | :: surname |
| Amaral Ferrador {prop} | :: Amaral Ferrador (municipality) |
| amarantáceo {adj} [botany] | :: amarantaceous (pertaining to or resembling the family Amaranthaceae of plants) |
| Amarante {prop} {f} /ɐmɐˈɾɐ̃t(ɨ)/ | :: Amarante (city/and/municipality) |
| Amarante {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| amaranto {m} | :: amaranth (herb) |
| amarelaço {adj} | :: alternative form of amarelado |
| amarelado {adj} | :: Somewhat yellow; yellowish |
| amarelamento {m} | :: yellowing (the process of becoming yellow) |
| amarelão {adj} | :: augmentative of amarelo |
| amarelão {adj} [slang] | :: yellow; cowardly (lacking courage) |
| amarelão {m} [uncountable] | :: ancylostomiasis (hookworm infection) |
| amarelão {m} [slang] | :: chicken; coward |
| amarelar {vt} /ɐ.mɐ.ɾɨ.ˈlaɾ/ | :: yellow (to become yellow or more yellow) |
| amarelar {vi} | :: yellow (to cause to become yellow or more yellow) |
| amarelar {v} [slang] | :: chicken out (shy away from a daring task) |
| amarelento {adj} | :: yellowish (somewhat yellow) |
| amarelinha {f} | :: hopscotch (child’s game) |
| amarelo {adj} /ɐ.mɐ.ˈɾɛ.lu/ | :: yellow in colour |
| amarelo {adj} [dated, of a person] | :: Oriental (of East Asian descent) |
| amarelo {adj} [of a smile] | :: wry; forced; unnatural |
| amarelo {m} | :: yellow (the colour) |
| amarelo {m} [dated] | :: Oriental (a person of East Asian descent) |
| amarelo {m} [historical, syndicalism] | :: a member of syndicalist movements that sought government assistance |
| amarelo {m} [rare] | :: egg yolk (the yellow part of the egg) |
| amarelo {m} [tincture] | :: or |
| amarelo-banana {m} | :: banana (a shade of yellow like that of banana skin) |
| amarelo-banana {adj} | :: banana in colour |
| amarelo-canário {adj} | :: canary (of a light yellow colour) |
| amarelo-canário {m} | :: canary (colour) |
| amarelo de antimónio {m} [European orthography] | :: Naples yellow (a yellow pigment, lead(II) antimonate) |
| amarelo de Nápoles {m} | :: Naples yellow (a yellow pigment, lead(II) antimonate) |
| amarelo-limão {m} | :: citron (a greenish yellow colour) |
| amarelo-mostarda {adj} | :: mustard (of the colour of mustard) |
| amarelo-mostarda {m} | :: mustard (colour) |
| amarelo Nápoles {m} | :: alternative form of amarelo de Nápoles |
| amarena {f} | :: sour cherry (fruit) |
| Amares {prop} /ɐˈmaɾɨʃ/ | :: Amares (village/and/municipality) |
| amareto {m} | :: alternative spelling of amaretto |
| amaretto {m} | :: amaretto (a sweet almond-flavoured liqueur) |
| amargamente {adv} /ɐ.maɾ.ɣɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: bitterly (causing painful emotions) |
| amargar {v} /a.maɾ.ˈɡa(ɾ)/ | :: to embitter (to cause to have an acrid taste) |
| amargar {v} [figurative] | :: to cause sorrow or grief |
| amargar {v} [figurative] | :: to wallow in sorrow or grief |
| amargar banco {v} [idiomatic, rare, sports] | :: ride the pine (to sit on the bench, to not be used in a game) |
| amargo {adj} /ɐ.ˈmaɾ.ɣu/ | :: referring to an unpleasant taste |
| amargo {adj} | :: bitter, acrid |
| amargo {adj} | :: with little or no sugar |
| amargo {adj} | :: acid, spicy |
| amargo {adj} [figurative] | :: sad, gloomy, sorrowful |
| amargo {adj} [figurative] | :: rigid, strict, intolerant |
| amargo {adj} [figurative] | :: resentful |
| amargor {m} | :: bitterness (all senses) |
| amargor {m} | :: sorrow, anguish, acrimony |
| Amargosa {prop} | :: Amargosa (municipality) |
| amargoseira {f} [botany] | :: bead tree (Melia azedarach) |
| amargoso {adj} | :: bitter |
| amargoso {adj} | :: sad |
| amargura {f} /ɐmɐɾˈɣuɾɐ/ | :: bitterness |
| amargura {f} | :: sorrow |
| amargura {f} | :: (especially in plural) unpleasantness |
| amargurado {adj} | :: sad |
| amargurado {adj} | :: bitter |
| amárico {m} | :: Amharic (a Semitic language spoken in Ethiopia) |
| amarilidácea {f} [plant] | :: amaryllid (any plant of the family Amaryllidaceae) |
| amarílis {f} | :: amaryllis (Amaryllis belladonna, a flowering plant of South Africa) |
| Amarillo {prop} {f} | :: Amarillo (city) |
| amarina {f} [chemistry, obsolete] | :: amarine (substance obtained from oil of bitter almonds) |
| amaro {adj} | :: alternative form of amargo |
| amaro {m} | :: amaro (an Italian herbal liqueur) |
| amarone {m} /ɐmɐˈɾonɨ/ | :: Amarone (strong Italian dry red wine) |
| Amarone {m} | :: alternative case form of amarone |
| amarra {f} [nautical] | :: mooring, rope |
| amarra {f} [by extension] | :: support, protection |
| amarra {f} [in the plural, by extension] | :: ties, bonds |
| amarra {f} [in the plural, by extension] | :: restraints |
| amarração {f} | :: tying (the act of tying a rope, a string or the like) |
| amarração {f} [by extension] | :: A ritual with the intent of "tying" someone amorously to someone else |
| amarrar {v} | :: to moor |
| amarrar {v} | :: to tie |
| amarronzado {adj} | :: brownish (somewhat brown) |
| amarrotar {v} | :: to make (cloth) creased and wrinkled |
| ama-seca {f} /ɐ.mɐ.ˈse.kɐ/ | :: nanny, dry-nurse |
| amásia {f} | :: concubine (a woman who lives with a man, but who is not a wife) |
| amassar {vt} /ɐmɐˈsaɾ/ | :: to knead |
| amassar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to crush, to smash |
| amassar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to win undoubtedly at an argumentation or quarrel |
| amassar {vt} | :: to wrinkle (clothes) |
| amassar {vt} | :: to dent, to crumple |
| amastia {f} [teratology] | :: amastia (absence of breast tissue, nipple and areola) |
| amastigota {mf} [biology] | :: amastigote (cell that does not have any flagella or cilia) |
| Amata {prop} {f} [Roman mythology] | :: Amata (wife of Latinus and the mother of Lavinia) |
| Amaterasu {prop} {f} [mythology, Shinto] /ɐmɐtɨɾɐˈsu/ | :: Amaterasu (Japanese sun goddess) |
| amatividade {f} [chiefly phrenology] | :: amativeness (propensity to love) |
| amativo {adj} | :: amative (pertaining to love) |
| amatol {m} | :: amatol (A high explosive consisting of a mixture of ammonium nitrate and trinitrotoluene) |
| amatoriamente {adv} | :: amatorially (in an amatory manner) |
| amatoxina {f} | :: amatoxin (any of a class of toxic peptides produced by amanitas) |
| amatriciana {m} | :: amatriciana (Italian pasta sauce based on guanciale, pecorino and tomato) |
| amauaca {mf} | :: alternative form of amahuaca |
| amaurose {f} [ophthalmology] | :: amaurosis (blindness that is accompanied by no obvious change to the eye) |
| amaurótico {adj} [ophthalmology] | :: amaurotic (pertaining to or suffering from amaurosis) |
| amavadina {f} [chemistry] | :: amavadin |
| amável {adj} /ɐ.ˈma.vɛɫ/ | :: amiable, lovable, lovely |
| amável {adj} | :: friendly, kind |
| amável {adj} | :: courteous, engaging |
| amavelmente {adv} | :: kindly (having a kind personality) |
| amaxofobia {f} | :: amaxophobia (fear of riding in a vehicle) |
| amaynar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of amainar |
| amazake {m} | :: amazake (Japanese rice drink) |
| amazona {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Amazon (mythological female warrior) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} /ɐ.mɐ.ˈzo.nɐʃ/ | :: Amazonas (river) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (state) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (region) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (department) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (state) |
| amazonense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Amazonas |
| amazonense {adj} | :: Original or native from Amazonas (States of Venezuela and Brazil, Departments of Colombia and Peru) |
| amazonense {mf} | :: Someone from Amazonas |
| Amazônia {prop} {f} /a.ma.ˈzo.nja/ | :: Amazonia (the Amazon Rainforest) |
| amazónico {adj} [European orthography, mythology] | :: Amazonian (of or relating to the Amazons) |
| amazónico {adj} [European orthography, hydrology] | :: Amazonian (having to do with the Amazon River) |
| amazónico {adj} [European orthography, geography, ecology] | :: Amazonian (having to do with the Amazon region) |
| amazônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of amazónico |
| amazonista {mf} [anthropology, ecology] | :: Amazonianist (one who studies the Amazonian region and cultures) |
| amazonita {f} [mineral] /ɐmɐzuˈnitɐ/ | :: amazonite (gem) |
| amazonítico {adj} [mineralogy] /ɐmɐzuˈnitiku/ | :: amazonitic (containing or relating to amazonite) |
| amazonomaquia {f} [historical] | :: Amazonomachy (representation of a battle with Amazons) |
| amb {m} [palynology] | :: amb (outline of a spore or pollen grain) |
| ambaiba {f} | :: alternative form of ambaíba |
| ambaíba {f} /ˌɐ̃.ba.ˈi.bɐ/ | :: any tree of the genus Cecropia |
| ambaiua {f} | :: rare form of ambaíba |
| Ambala {prop} {f} | :: Ambala (city) |
| Amban {m} [historical] | :: amban (provincial governor in a semi-independent territory under Chinese rule) |
| ambão {m} [Christianity] | :: ambo (raised platform in some churches) |
| âmbar {m} /ˈɐ̃.baɾ/ | :: amber (fossilised resin) |
| âmbar {m} [uncountable] | :: amber (brownish yellow colour) |
| âmbar {m} [obsolete] | :: ambergris |
| âmbar {adj} | :: amber-coloured |
| âmbar cinza {m} [uncountable] | :: ambergris (waxy substance produced by sperm whales) |
| âmbar gris {m} [uncountable] | :: ambergris (waxy substance produced by sperm whales) |
| ambarina {f} | :: ambrein (fragrant substance derived from ambergris) |
| ambarino {adj} | :: amber (of a brownish yellow colour) |
| âmbar pardo {m} [uncountable] | :: ambergris (waxy substance produced by sperm whales) |
| ambarvais {fp} [historical] | :: Ambarvalia (Ancient Roman agricultural fertility rite) |
| ambas {pron} /ˈɐ̃.bɐʃ/ | :: feminine of ambos |
| ambauba {f} | :: alternative form of ambaíba |
| ambaúba {f} | :: alternative form of ambaíba |
| ambauva {f} | :: rare form of ambaíba |
| ambaúva {f} | :: alternative form of ambaíba |
| ambayba {f} | :: obsolete spelling of ambaíba |
| ambenônio {m} [Brazilian orthography, pharmaceutical drug] | :: ambenonium (cholinesterase inhibitor used in the management of myasthenia gravis) |
| ambi- {prefix} | :: ambi- |
| ambição {f} /ɐ̃biˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: ambition |
| ambiciosamente {adv} | :: ambitiously (in an ambitious manner) |
| ambiciosidade {f} | :: ambitiousness (the quality of being ambitious) |
| ambicioso {adj} | :: ambitious (possessing, or controlled by, ambition) |
| ambicioso {adj} | :: lofty (idealistic) |
| ambidentado {adj} [chemistry] | :: ambident (having two alternative and interacting reaction sites) |
| ambidente {adj} [chemistry] | :: ambident (having two alternative and interacting reaction sites) |
| ambidestreza {f} | :: ambidexterity (the property of being skillful with both hands) |
| ambidestria {f} | :: ambidexterity (the property of being skillful with both hands) |
| ambidestro {adj} | :: Having equal ability in both hands; ambidextrous |
| ambiência {f} | :: ambiance |
| ambient {m} [music] | :: ambient (genre of electronic music with a slow, atmospheric tone) |
| ambientador {m} | :: air freshener (device containing substances that neutralise unpleasant odours) |
| ambiental {adj} | :: environmental |
| ambientalismo {m} | :: environmentalism (ideology seeking to prevent the degradation of environment) |
| ambientalista {mf} /ˌɐ̃bɨˌẽtɐˈlɨʃtɐ/ | :: environmentalist (one who advocates for the protection of the biosphere) |
| ambientalmente {adv} | :: environmentally (concerning the environment) |
| ambiente {adj} /ɐ̃.ˈbjẽ.tɨ/ | :: ambient, surrounding |
| ambiente {m} | :: environment |
| ambiente {m} | :: scenery, atmosphere |
| ambígeno {adj} | :: ambigenous (having two different natures) |
| ambigrama {m} | :: ambigram (design that may be read in two different ways) |
| ambiguação {f} | :: ambiguation (the act of making ambiguous) |
| ambiguamente {adv} | :: ambiguously |
| ambiguar {v} [rare] | :: to ambiguate (to make or be ambiguous) |
| ambiguidade {f} | :: ambiguity |
| ambigüidade {f} | :: superseded spelling of ambiguidade |
| ambiguização {f} | :: ambiguation (the act of making ambiguous) |
| ambiguizar {v} | :: to ambiguate (to make ambiguous) |
| ambíguo {adj} /ɐ̃.ˈbi.ɣwu/ | :: ambiguous |
| ambilateral {adj} [anthropology] | :: relating to both the maternal and paternal side of the family |
| ambiofonia {f} | :: ambiophonics (technique using digital signal processing and two loudspeakers directly in front of the listener) |
| ambipolar {adj} [electricity] | :: ambipolar (reacting to both positive and negative polarity) |
| ambissilabicidade {f} [phonetics] | :: ambisyllabicity (the property of being ambisyllabic) |
| ambissilábico {adj} [phonology, of a consonant] | :: ambisyllabic (acting simultaneously as the coda of one syllable and the onset of the following syllable) |
| âmbito {m} /ˈɐ̃.bi.tu/ | :: scope, field, context |
| ambivalência {f} | :: ambivalence (coexistence of opposing attitudes) |
| ambivalência {f} | :: ambivalence (state of uncertainty) |
| ambivalente {adj} | :: ambivalent (experiencing or expressing opposing feelings) |
| ambivalentemente {adv} | :: ambivalently (in an ambivalent manner) |
| ambiversão {f} [psychology, rare] | :: ambiversion (personality trait having balanced characteristics of both extroversion and introversion) |
| ambivertido {m} [psychology] | :: ambivert (person who is both extroverted nor introverted) |
| ambivertido {adj} [psychology] | :: ambivert (person who is both extroverted nor introverted) |
| ambligonita {f} [mineral] | :: amblygonite |
| ambligonite {f} | :: alternative form of ambligonita |
| amblíope {adj} [ophthalmology] | :: amblyopic (relating to or suffering from amblyopia) |
| amblíope {mf} [ophthalmology] | :: amblyope (person afflicted with amblyopia) |
| ambliopia {f} | :: amblyopia (dimness or blurring of the eyesight) |
| ambliópico {adj} [ophthalmology] | :: amblyopic (relating to or suffering from amblyopia) |
| amblioscópio {m} [ophthalmology] | :: amblyoscope (reflecting stereoscope used to evaluate binocular vision) |
| amblipígeo {m} | :: alternative form of amblipígio |
| amblipígio {m} [zoology] | :: amblypygid (any invertebrate of the order Amblypygi) |
| amblótico {adj} | :: abortive; abortifacient (causing abortion) |
| amblótico {m} | :: abortive (drug that induces an abortion) |
| amboceptor {m} [medicine] | :: amboceptor; hemolysin (any substance that damages the membranes of red blood cells) |
| ambos {pron} /ˈɐ̃.buʃ/ | :: both |
| ambrina {f} | :: ambrine (paraffin preparation used in the treatment of burns) |
| ambrisentan {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ambrisentan (drug used to treat pulmonary hypertension) |
| ambrosia {f} [Greek mythology, Roman mythology] | :: ambrosia (food of gods or delicious foods) |
| ambrosíaco {adj} | :: ambrosial; ambrosiac (succulently sweet or fragrant) |
| ambrosiano {adj} [Roman Catholicism] | :: Ambrosian (relating to Saint Ambrose) |
| Ambrósio {prop} {m} /ɐ̃.ˈbɾɔ.zju/ | :: given name |
| ambrotipo {m} | :: alternative form of ambrótipo |
| ambrótipo {m} [photography] | :: ambrotype (early type of photograph in which a glass negative appears positive when displayed on a black background) |
| ambroxol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ambroxol (secretolytic agent used in the treatment of respiratory diseases) |
| ambufilina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ambuphylline (combination of theophylline and aminoisobutanol, used as a bronchodilator) |
| ambula {f} [religion] | :: ampulla (vessel for consecrated wine or oil) |
| ambulacral {adj} [zoology] | :: ambulacral (pertaining to the ambulacrum) |
| ambulacrário {adj} [zoology] | :: ambulacral (pertaining to the ambulacrum) |
| ambulacro {m} [zoology] | :: ambulacrum (row of pores for the protrusion of tube feet in echinoderms) |
| ambulância {f} /ɐ̃.bu.ˈlɐ̃.sjɐ/ | :: ambulance |
| ambulante {adj} | :: walking (that is walking or able to walk) |
| ambulante {adj} | :: living (describes a person who is the embodiment of something) |
| ambulante {adj} | :: travelling; itinerant (having no fixed location) |
| ambulante {mf} | :: peddler; hawker (street salesman) |
| ambulatório {adj} [healthcare, of a treatment or condition] | :: ambulatory (not causing the patient to be bedridden) |
| ambulatório {m} [healthcare] | :: clinic (sector of a hospital for the treatment of outpatients) |
| -ame {suffix} /ˈɐ.mi/ | :: forms nouns indicating a group or collection of the suffixed thing |
| ameaça {f} /ɐ.ˈmja.sɐ/ | :: threat (expression of intent to injure or punish another) |
| ameaça {f} | :: threat; menace (person or object that is regarded as a danger) |
| ameaça {f} [figurative] | :: an indication that something bad may occur |
| ameaçador {adj} | :: threatening (presenting a threat) |
| ameaçadoramente {adv} | :: threateningly (in a threatening manner) |
| ameaçante {adj} | :: threatening |
| ameaçar {v} /ɐˌmjɐˈsaɾ/ | :: to threaten (to make a threat against someone; to use threats) |
| ameaçar {v} | :: to endanger, menace |
| ameaçar {v} | :: (catenative) to portend, threaten |
| ameba {f} [biology] | :: amoeba (a genus of unicellular protozoa) |
| amebeu {m} [poetry] | :: amoebaeum (poem in which persons are represented as speaking alternately) |
| amebeu {adj} [poetry] | :: amoebean (featuring alternating responses) |
| amebiano {adj} [microbiology] | :: amoebic; amoeban (relating to or resembling an amoeba) |
| amebíase {f} [pathology] | :: amoebiasis (disease caused by Entamoeba histolytica) |
| amebicida {m} [pharmacology] | :: amoebicide (substance that kills amoebae) |
| amebicida {adj} [pharmacology] | :: amoebicidal (which destroys amoebae) |
| amébico {adj} [microbiology] | :: amoebic; amoeban (relating to amoebae) |
| amébico {adj} [pathology] | :: amoebic (caused by amoebae) |
| amebídeo {m} [microbiology] | :: amoebid (any member of the Amoebidae) |
| amebiforme {adj} [microbiology] | :: amebiform (that resembles an amoeba) |
| amebócito {m} [microbiology] | :: amoebocyte (cell that has the form or motion of an amoeba) |
| ameboflagelado {m} [microbiology] | :: amoeboflagellate (any small, colourless protist of the phylum Schizopyrenida) |
| ameboide {adj} [microbiology] | :: amebiform; ameboid (that resembles an amoeba) |
| amebóide {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of ameboide |
| ameboma {m} [pathology] | :: ameboma (rare complication of entamoeba histolytica) |
| Amedabad {prop} {f} [uncommon] | :: alternative spelling of Ahmedabad |
| Amedabade {prop} {f} | :: rare form of Ahmedabad |
| à medida que {conj} | :: as (varying through time to the same proportion that) |
| amedorentar {v} [rare] | :: obsolete form of amedrontar |
| amedrontado {adj} | :: frightened |
| amedrontador {adj} | :: dreadful (causing dread) |
| amedrontar {v} /ɐ.mɨ.ðɾõ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to frighten, scare, disturb with fear |
| ameia {f} | :: battlement (indented parapet formed by a series of rising members) |
| ameia {f} | :: crenel (space between merlons) |
| ameigando {v} | :: gerund of ameigar |
| ameigar {v} | :: to stroke, fondle |
| amêijoa {f} | :: clam (bivalve mollusk) |
| ameiótico {adj} [cytology] | :: ameiotic (not undergoing meiosis) |
| ameixa {f} /ɐˈmɐjʃɐ/ | :: plum (fruit) |
| ameixeira {f} | :: plum tree |
| amelanose {f} [pathology] | :: amelanosis (lack of melanin pigmentation) |
| amelanótico {adj} [pathology] | :: amelanotic (pertaining to or affected by amelanosis) |
| amelia {f} [teratology] | :: amelia (congenital absence of one or more limbs) |
| amélia {f} /a.ˈmɛ.ljɐ/ | :: a remarkably submissive housewife |
| amélia {f} | :: a modest and hardworking woman |
| Amélia {prop} {f} /a.ˈmɛ.ljɐ/ | :: given name |
| Amélia Rodrigues {prop} | :: Amélia Rodrigues (municipality) |
| amelo- {prefix} [anatomy, dentistry] | :: amelo- (relating to tooth enamel) |
| ameloblástico {adj} [cytology] | :: ameloblastic (relating to ameloblasts) |
| ameloblastina {f} [protein] | :: ameloblastin (protein found in the enamel of teeth) |
| ameloblasto {m} [cytology] | :: ameloblast (cell that forms the enamel of teeth) |
| ameloblastoma {m} [pathology] | :: ameloblastoma (rare benign tumour of the upper or lower jaw) |
| amelocementário {adj} [anatomy, dentistry] | :: amelocemental (relating to the enamel and cement) |
| amelodentiário {adj} [anatomy, dentistry] | :: amelodentinal (relating to enamel and dentin) |
| amelódico {adj} [music] | :: amelodic (not melodic) |
| amelogénese {f} [European orthography, anatomy] | :: amelogenesis (the formation of tooth enamel) |
| amelogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of amelogénese |
| amelogenina {f} [protein] | :: amelogenin (protein found in the enamel of teeth) |
| amelotina {f} [protein] | :: amelotin (protein secreted by ameloblasts during tooth development) |
| amém {adv} /a.ˈmɐ̃j̃/ | :: amen |
| amém {interj} | :: amen |
| Amemiya {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| amen {interj} | :: obsolete spelling of amém |
| ámen {interj} | :: alternative form of amém |
| âmen {interj} | :: alternative form of amém |
| amência {f} [psychiatry, dated] | :: amentia (acute dementia) |
| amencial {adj} [psychiatry] | :: amential (relating to amentia) |
| amendina {f} [protein] | :: amandine (vegetable casein found in almonds) |
| amêndoa {f} /aˈmẽdwɐ/ | :: almond |
| amendoado {adj} | :: almond; almondlike; almondy (resembling an almond in shape, color or taste) |
| amendoado {adj} [of food] | :: almondine (containing almonds) |
| amendoeira {f} | :: almond (tree) |
| amendoim {m} /ɐ.mẽ.ˈdwĩ/ | :: peanut |
| amenidade {f} | :: amenity (pleasantness) |
| amenizar {vt} | :: to soothe (render calmer or softer) |
| ameno {adj} [of the weather] /ɐˈmenu/ | :: temperate (not excessively hot or cold) |
| ameno {adj} [of a person] | :: calm (free from anger and axiety) |
| amenorreia {f} [medicine] | :: amenorrhoea (lack of a menstrual period) |
| amenorréia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of amenorreia |
| amenorreico {adj} [medicine] | :: amenorrhoeic (pertaining to or suffering from amenorrhoea) |
| amenorréico {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of amenorreico |
| a menos que {conj} | :: unless |
| Ame-no-Uzume {prop} {f} [mythology, Shinto] /ɐ.mi nu u.ˈzu.mi/ | :: Ame-no-Uzume (Japanese goddess of dawn, joy and springtime) |
| amensalismo {m} [ecology] | :: amensalism (form of symbiosis in which one species is harmed or impeded and the other is unaffected) |
| amentiforme {adj} [botany] | :: amentiform (shaped like a catkin) |
| amentilho {m} [botany] | :: catkin (botany: a type of inflorescence) |
| -amento {suffix} | :: alternative form of -mento |
| amento {m} [botany] | :: catkin (botany: a type of inflorescence) |
| amentoflavona {f} [organic compound] | :: amentoflavone (a biflavonoid found in several plants) |
| à mercê {adv} | :: under complete dependence of |
| América {prop} {f} /ɐ.ˈmɛ.ɾi.kɐ/ | :: America |
| América {prop} {f} | :: The Americas (the continents of North, Central and South America) |
| América {prop} {f} [Portugal, colloquial] | :: the United States |
| América Central {prop} {f} | :: Central America (the part of the Americas between North America and South America) |
| América do Norte {prop} {f} | :: América do Norte (continent) |
| América do Sul {prop} {f} | :: América do Sul (continent) |
| América Dourada {prop} | :: América Dourada (municipality) |
| América espanhola {prop} {f} | :: Hispanic America (parts of the Americas which speak Spanish) |
| América espanhola {prop} {f} [historical] | :: the colonies of Spain in the Americas |
| América Latina {prop} {f} | :: Latin America (parts of the Americas where Spanish or Portuguese are spoken) |
| Americana {prop} {f} | :: Americana (municipality) |
| americanamente {adv} | :: Americanly (in a way characteristic of Americans) |
| americanice {f} [figuratively] | :: apple pie (anything quintessentially American) |
| americanidade {f} | :: Americanness (quality of being American (from the Americas)) |
| americanismo {m} [figuratively] | :: apple pie (anything quintessentially American) |
| americanista {adj} [sociology] | :: Americanistic (relating to the study of the Americas) |
| americanista {mf} [sociology] | :: Americanist (expert in the study of the Americas) |
| americanística {f} [humanities] | :: American studies; Americanistics (an interdisciplinary field dealing with the study of the Americas, with a historical emphasis upon the United States) |
| americanização {f} | :: Americanization |
| americanizamento {m} | :: Americanizing |
| americanizante {adj} | :: Americanizing |
| americanizar {v} | :: Americanise (to make American) |
| americano {adj} /a.me.ɾiˈkɜ.nu/ | :: American (of the Americas) |
| americano {adj} | :: American (of the United States of America) |
| americano {m} | :: American (native of the Americas) |
| americano {m} | :: American (native or citizen of the United States of America) |
| americanocêntrico {adj} | :: alternative form of americocêntrico |
| americanofilia {f} | :: Americophilia (an affection for, or interest in things related to the United States) |
| americanófilo {m} | :: Americophile (lover of the United States) |
| americanófilo {adj} | :: Americophilic (loving the United States) |
| americanofobia {f} | :: Americophobia (a fear of the United States of America and/or its culture) |
| americanófobo {adj} | :: Americophobic (pertaining to or exhibiting Americanophobia) |
| americanófobo {m} | :: Americanophobe (person that dislikes or fears the United States) |
| americanólogo {m} | :: Americanologist (one who studies Americanology) |
| Américas {prop} {fp} | :: Americas (North and South America) |
| amerício {m} /ˌamɯˈɾisɨu/ | :: americium (chemical element with atomic number 95) |
| Américo Brasiliense {prop} | :: Américo Brasiliense (municipality) |
| americocêntrico {adj} | :: Americanocentric (centred on or overemphasizing the United States of America) |
| Américo de Campos {prop} | :: Américo de Campos (municipality) |
| americofilia {f} | :: alternative form of americanofilia |
| ameríndia {f} | :: feminine noun of ameríndio |
| ameríndio {m} | :: Amerindian (an American Indian) |
| Amesha Spenta {m} [Zoroastrianism] | :: Amesha Spenta (any of six immortal being created by Ahura Mazda) |
| amesita {f} [mineral] | :: amesite (triclinic-pedial mineral containing aluminum, hydrogen, magnesium, oxygen and silicon) |
| a mesma {pron} | :: feminine singular of o mesmo |
| Amesterdão {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Amsterdã |
| ametabólico {adj} [entomology] | :: ametabolic (not undergoing metamorphosis) |
| ametade {f} [obsolete or colloquial] | :: alternative form of metade |
| ametal {m} | :: nonmetal |
| ametista {f} /ɐmɨˈtiʃtɐ/ | :: amethyst (gem) |
| Ametista do Sul {prop} | :: Ametista do Sul (municipality) |
| ametístico {adj} | :: amethystine (resembling an amethyst) |
| ametrino {m} [mineral] | :: ametrine (variety of quartz with zones of purple and yellow or orange) |
| amétrope {adj} [ophthalmology] | :: ametropic (relating to or suffering from ametropia) |
| ametropia {f} [ophthalmology] | :: ametropia (any of several disorders of the eye resulting from faulty refractive ability) |
| ametrópico {adj} [ophthalmology] | :: ametropic (relating to or suffering from ametropia) |
| amharico {m} | :: obsolete spelling of amárico |
| amhárico {m} | :: rare spelling of amárico |
| amianto {m} | :: asbestos (any of several fibrous mineral forms of magnesium silicate) |
| amicacina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amikacin (antibiotic used to treat various bacterial infections) |
| amicrobiano {adj} [pathology] | :: amicrobial (not containing microbes) |
| amicto {m} | :: amice (cape formerly worn by the clergy) |
| amida {f} [chemistry] | :: amide |
| Amidá {prop} {f} [Judaism] | :: Amidah (daily prayer that is said while standing) |
| amidação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: amidation (reaction with, or formation of an amide) |
| amidado {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: amidated (converted into, or reacted with an amide) |
| amídala {f} | :: alternative form of amígdala |
| amídico {adj} [chemistry] | :: amidic |
| amidina {f} [organic compound] | :: amidine (an organic compound derived from oxoacids) |
| amidinotransferase {f} [enzyme] | :: amidinotransferase (any of a group of enzymes that catalyze the transfer of amidinos) |
| amido {m} | :: starch |
| amido de milho {m} | :: cornstarch |
| amido-hidrolase {f} [enzyme] | :: amidohydrolase (any of a class of hydrolases that act upon amide bonds) |
| amidoidrolase {f} | :: alternative spelling of amido-hidrolase |
| amidol {m} [chemistry, photography] | :: amidol (hydrochloride used as a photographic developer) |
| amidoxima {f} [organic compound] | :: amidoxime (any oxime in which one of the substituents (R') is an amino group) |
| amieiro {m} /ɐ.ˈmjɐj.ɾu/ | :: alder (any tree or shrub of the genus Alnus) |
| amielia {f} [teratology] | :: amyelia (congenital lack of a spinal cord) |
| Amiens {prop} {f} | :: Amiens (capital city) |
| amifostina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amifostine (cytoprotective adjuvant used in cancer chemotherapy) |
| amiga {f} /ɐ.ˈmi.ɣɐ/ | :: female equivalent of amigo |
| amiga {f} [familiar, affectionate] | :: a term of address for a female friend; used especially by women |
| amiga do peito {f} | :: feminine noun of amigo do peito |
| amigando {v} | :: gerund of amigar |
| amigão {m} | :: good friend; buddy |
| amigar {v} /ɐ.mi.ˈɣaɾ/ | :: to befriend |
| amigar {v} | :: to make friends (with) |
| amigar {vr} [pejorative] | :: to shack up (to live together unmarried) |
| amigável {adj} /ɐmiˈɣavɛɫ/ | :: amicable |
| amigavelmente {adv} | :: friendlily (in a friendly manner) |
| amígdala {f} [anatomy, immunology] /ɐˈmiɣðɐlɐ/ | :: tonsil (small lymphatic mass on each side of the throat) |
| amígdala {f} [neuroanatomy] | :: amygdala (region of the brain) |
| amígdala {f} [geology] | :: amygdale; amygdule (almond-shaped inclusion in igneous rock or lava) |
| amigdalar {adj} [neuroanatomy] | :: amygdalar (pertaining to the amygdala) |
| amigdalar {adj} [immunology] | :: tonsillar (pertaining to the tonsils) |
| amigdalectomia {f} [surgery] | :: tonsillectomy (surgical removal of tonsils) |
| amigdalectomia {f} [surgery] | :: amygdalotomy (surgical removal of the amygdala) |
| amigdaliforme {adj} [mycology] | :: amygdaliform (shaped like an almond) |
| amigdalina {f} [biochemistry] | :: amygdalin (glycoside found in bitter almonds) |
| amigdalite {f} [pathology] /ɐmiɣðɐˈlitɨ/ | :: tonsillitis (inflammation of the tonsils) |
| amígdalo-hipocampectomia {f} [surgery] | :: amygdalohippocampectomy (surgical removal of the hippocampus and amygdalae) |
| amigdaloide {adj} | :: amygdaloid (shaped like an almond) |
| amigo {m} /ɐ.ˈmi.ɣu/ | :: friend (person whose company one enjoys) |
| amigo {m} | :: friend (an associate or thing which provides assistance) |
| amigo {m} | :: a state with good relations with another state |
| amigo {m} [Brazil, colloquial, used in the vocative] | :: A term of address for someone |
| amigo {adj} | :: friendly (characteristic of friendliness) |
| amigo {adj} [military] | :: friendly (of or pertaining to friendlies) |
| amigo {adj} | :: beneficial (helpful or good to something or someone) |
| amigo colorido {m} | :: male friend with benefits |
| amigo da onça {m} /ɐ.ˈmi.ɣu ˈðɐ ˈõ.sɐ/ | :: traitor |
| amigo-da-onça {m} | :: superseded spelling of amigo da onça |
| amigo do peito {m} | :: a true friend |
| amigona {n} | :: feminine singular of amigão |
| amigo na necessidade é amigo de verdade {proverb} | :: a friend in need is a friend indeed (someone who helps is a real friend) |
| amigo por correspondência {m} | :: pen pal (person with whom one communicates using letters) |
| amiguinho {m} /a.mi.ˈɡi.ɲu/ | :: diminutive of amigo |
| amiguismo {m} | :: cronyism (favouritism to friends without regard for their qualifications) |
| amiláceo {adj} | :: amylaceous (pertaining to, or of the nature of, starch) |
| amilase {f} | :: alternative form of amílase |
| amílase {f} | :: amylase |
| Amílcar {prop} {m} /a.ˈmiw.kaʁ/ | :: given name |
| amilenismo {m} [Christian eschatology] | :: amillennialism (rejection of the claimed future thousand-year physical reign of Jesus Christ on the earth) |
| amilenista {adj} [theology] | :: amillennialistic (relating to amillennialism) |
| amilenista {mf} | :: amillennialist (believer in amillennialism) |
| amileno {m} [organic compound] | :: amylene; pentene (any of several isomeric alkenes having five carbon atoms and one double bond) |
| a milhão {adv} | :: at high speed |
| amílico {adj} [chemistry] | :: amyl (of or pertaining to starch) |
| amilina {f} [protein] | :: amylin (an amyloid polypeptide) |
| amilinomimético {m} [pharmacology] | :: amylinomimetic (drug that mimics the action of amylin) |
| amilo- {prefix} | :: amylo- (indicates starch) |
| amilocaína {f} [pharmacology] | :: amylocaine (a synthetic local anesthetic) |
| amilofagia {f} [pathology] | :: amylophagia (pathologic desire to eat excessive starch) |
| amiloglucosidase {f} [enzyme] | :: amyloglucosidase (a form of amylase used industrially to produce sugars from starches) |
| amiloide {adj} | :: amyloid (containing or resembling starch) |
| amiloide {m} [pathology, biochemistry] | :: amyloid (misfolded proteins that disrupt normal organ function) |
| amiloidogénico {adj} [European orthography, pathology] | :: amyloidogenic (that generates amyloids) |
| amiloidogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of amiloidogénico |
| amiloidose {f} [pathology] | :: amyloidosis (any of a group of disorders characterised by the accumulation of amyloids) |
| amiloidótico {adj} [pathology] | :: amyloidotic (pertaining to or afflicted with amyloidosis) |
| amilólise {f} [biochemistry] | :: amylolysis (conversion of starch into sugar) |
| amilolítico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: amylolytic (relating to amylolysis) |
| amilopectina {f} [carbohydrate] | :: amylopectin (insoluble form of starch) |
| amiloplasto {m} [cytology] | :: amyloplast (leucoplast responsible for the storage of amylopectin) |
| amilopsina {f} [enzyme] | :: amylopsin (pancreatic form of amylase) |
| amilorida {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amiloride (pyrazine guanidinium compound used as a diuretic) |
| amilose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: amylose (soluble form of starch) |
| amimando {v} | :: gerund of amimar |
| amimar {v} | :: to fondle, caress |
| amimia {f} [psychiatry] | :: amimia (inability to express oneself using gestures) |
| amímico {adj} [psychiatry] | :: amimic (unable to express oneself using gestures) |
| amina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: amine |
| aminação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: amination (introduction of one or more amino groups into a compound) |
| aminado {adj} [chemistry] | :: aminated; amino (attributive) |
| aminérgico {adj} [physiology] | :: aminergic (activated by a biochemical amine) |
| amínico {adj} [chemistry] | :: aminic (characteristic of an amine) |
| amino- {prefix} [organic chemistry] | :: amino- (of amines and the amino functional group) |
| amino {m} | :: alternative form of amina |
| aminoacetofenona {f} [organic compound] | :: aminoacetophenone (compound formed by the substitution of an amine group for one of the hydrogens of acetophenone) |
| aminoacetona {f} [organic compound] | :: aminoacetone (a secondary amino ketone) |
| aminoacidemia {f} [pathology] | :: aminoacidemia (the presence of amino acids in the blood) |
| aminoacídico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: aminoacidic (pertaining to amino acids) |
| aminoácido {m} [organic chemistry] | :: amino acid (any organic compound containing amino and carboxylic acid) |
| aminoácido {m} [biochemistry] | :: amino acid (any of the twenty α-amino acids) |
| aminoaciduria {f} | :: alternative form of aminoacidúria |
| aminoacidúria {f} [pathology] | :: aminoaciduria (the presence of amino acids in the urine) |
| aminoacilação {f} [biochemistry] | :: aminoacylation (the addition of an aminoacyl group to a compound) |
| aminoacilado {adj} [biochemistry] | :: aminoacylated (that has been reacted with an amino acid) |
| aminoacil-tRNA sintetase {f} [enzyme] | :: aminoacyl tRNA synthetase (any of a group of enzymes that catalyze the linkage of a tRNA molecule to an appropriate amino acid during protein synthesis) |
| aminoacridina {f} | :: aminoacridine (a particular antiseptic and disinfectant) |
| aminoadípico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aminoadipic (pertaining to aminoadipic acid or its derivatives) |
| aminoalquila {f} [organic compound] | :: aminoalkyl (any amino derivative of an alkyl radical) |
| aminoamida {f} [organic compound] | :: aminoamide (the amide of an amino acid) |
| aminoantraquinona {f} [organic compound] | :: aminoanthraquinone (either of two isomeric amino derivatives of anthraquinone) |
| aminobenzoato {m} [organic compound] | :: aminobenzoate (any salt or ester of aminobenzoic acid) |
| aminobifenil {m} [organic compound] | :: aminobiphenyl (amine derivative of biphenyl) |
| aminobutírico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aminobutyric (of or pertaining to any of several isomeric univalent radicals) |
| aminocetona {f} | :: aminoketone (any chemical compound containing a ketone group and an amine) |
| aminociclitol {m} [organic compound] | :: aminocyclitol (any of a class of chemical compounds related to cyclitols) |
| aminociclopropano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aminocyclopropane (univalent radical obtained by removal of a hydrogen atom from the ring of cyclopropylamine) |
| aminoéster {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminoester (any of a class of local anesthetics) |
| aminoesteroide {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminosteroid (any of a group of drugs with a structure based on a steroid nucleus) |
| aminoesteróide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aminoesteroide |
| aminofenazona {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminophenazone (a pyrazolone with analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antipyretic properties) |
| aminofenol {m} [organic compound] | :: aminophenol (any of three isomeric amino derivatives of phenol) |
| aminofilina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminophylline (a bronchodilator) |
| aminofosfolipídio {m} [organic compound] | :: aminophospholipid (any phospholipid in which the small organic molecule is an amine) |
| aminoglicosídeo {m} [organic compound] | :: aminoglycoside (molecule composed of a sugar group and an amino group) |
| aminoglicosídico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aminoglycosidic (relating to aminoglycosides) |
| aminoglicosídio {m} | :: alternative form of aminoglicosídeo |
| aminoglutetimida {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminoglutethimide (an antisteroid drug) |
| aminograma {m} [biochemistry] | :: aminogram (diagram that shows the amino acid composition of a peptide or protein) |
| aminoguanidina {f} [organic compound] | :: aminoguanidine (amino derivative of guanidine) |
| aminoimidazol {m} [organic compound] | :: aminoimidazole (any amino derivative of imidazole) |
| aminolevulinato {m} [chemistry] | :: aminolevulinate (a salt or ester of aminolevulinic acid) |
| aminolevulínico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aminolevulinic |
| aminólise {f} [chemistry] | :: aminolysis (decomposition of a molecule by reaction with ammonia or an amine) |
| aminometilação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aminomethylation (any reaction that adds an aminomethyl group) |
| aminometiltransferase {f} [enzyme] | :: aminomethyltransferase (any enzyme that catalyses the transfer of an aminomethyl group) |
| aminonicotinamida {f} [organic compound] | :: aminonicotinamide (any of several isomeric amino derivatives of nicotinamide) |
| aminonitrila {f} [organic compound] | :: aminonitrile (any nitrile that also has an amino group) |
| aminonucleosídeo {m} [biochemistry] | :: aminonucleoside (any form of a nucleoside derived from an amino sugar) |
| aminopenicilina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminopenicillin (any of a group of penicillin antibiotics) |
| aminopeptidase {f} [enzyme] | :: aminopeptidase (any of several enzymes that catalyze the hydrolysis of the peptide bond of the terminal amino acid) |
| aminopiridina {f} [organic compound] | :: aminopyridine (any of three isomeric amino derivatives of pyridine) |
| aminopirimidina {f} [organic compound] | :: aminopyrimidine (any amino derivative of a pyrimidine) |
| aminoplástico {m} | :: aminoplastic (hard, thermosetting plastic material made from melamine and formaldehyde) |
| aminopolipeptidase {f} [enzyme] | :: aminopolypeptidase (the enzyme cytosol alanyl aminopeptidase) |
| aminopropanol {m} [organic compound] | :: aminopropanol (any of several isomeric amino derivatives of propanol) |
| aminopterina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminopterin (a 4-amino analog of folic acid) |
| aminopurina {f} [organic compound] | :: aminopurine (any amino derivative of a purine) |
| aminoquinolina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminoquinoline (any of various quinoline derivatives notable as antimalarial drugs) |
| aminorex {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aminorex (anorectic stimulant drug) |
| aminossalicilato {m} [organic compound] | :: aminosalicylate (any salt or ester of aminosalicylic acid) |
| amino-terminal {adj} | :: alternative spelling of aminoterminal |
| aminoterminal {adj} [biochemistry, of an amino acid] | :: amino-terminal (having a free amino group) |
| aminotiazol {m} [organic compound] | :: aminothiazole (a heterocyclic amine) |
| aminotriazol {m} [organic compound] | :: aminotriazole (heterocyclic organic compound used as a herbicide) |
| aminóxido {m} [inorganic compound] | :: aminoxide (anion formed from hydroxylamines by loss of a proton) |
| amiodarona {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amiodarone (medicine used against arrhythmia) |
| amioplasia {f} [teratology] | :: amyoplasia (congenital lack of muscle development) |
| amiotonia {f} [symptom] | :: amyotonia (lack of normal muscular tension) |
| amiotrofia {f} [pathology] | :: amyotrophy (atrophy of muscles) |
| amiotrófico {adj} [medicine] | :: amyotrophic (characterised by atrophy of the muscles) |
| amirina {f} [organic compound] | :: amyrin (either of two isomeric triterpenoids found in some vegetable oils and resins) |
| amish {adj} | :: Amish (relating to the Amish sect) |
| amish {mf} | :: Amish (member of a strict Anabaptist sect) |
| amissibilidade {f} | :: amissibility (the quality of being amissible) |
| amissível {adj} | :: amissible (liable to being lost) |
| amissulprida {f} | :: alternative form of amisulprida |
| amistoso {adj} /a.mis.ˈto.zu/ | :: friendly (characteristic of friendliness) |
| amistoso {m} [sports] | :: friendly (game not part of a competition) |
| amisulprida {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amisulpride (dopamine antagonist that is used as an antipsychotic) |
| amitocondriado {adj} [microbiology] | :: amitochondriate (having no mitochondria) |
| amitose {f} [biology] | :: amitosis |
| amitótico {adj} [cytology] | :: amitotic (pertaining to amitosis) |
| amitraz {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amitraz (insecticide and acaricide used in veterinary medicine) |
| amitriptilina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amitriptyline (an antidepressant) |
| amitrol {m} [organic compound] | :: aminotriazole (heterocyclic organic compound used as a herbicide) |
| amiúde {adv} /ɐˈmju.dɨ/ | :: often, frequently |
| amizade {f} /ɐ.mi.ˈza.ðɨ/ | :: friendship ((uncountable) condition) |
| amizade colorida {f} [euphemism] | :: friendship with benefits |
| amlodipina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amlodipine (calcium channel blocker used as an anti-hypertensive) |
| Amman {prop} {f} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of Amã |
| amnésia {f} | :: amnesia |
| amnésia anterógrada {f} [pathology] | :: anterograde amnesia (inability to remember new information) |
| amnésico {adj} [neurology] | :: amnesic (of, pertaining to, or suffering from amnesia) |
| amnésico {m} | :: amnesic (person suffering from amnesia) |
| amnéstico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: amnestic (that causes amnesia) |
| âmnio {m} [embryology] | :: amnion (innermost of the foetal membranes) |
| amnioblasto {m} [anatomy] | :: amnioblast (any of the cells of the amniotic membrane) |
| amniocentese {f} [obstetrics] | :: amniocentesis (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid) |
| amniócito {m} [anatomy] | :: amniocyte (any fetal cell floating freely in the amniotic fluid) |
| amnioinfusão {f} [obstetrics] | :: amnioinfusion (a method of thinning thick meconium that has passed into the amniotic fluid) |
| amnionite {f} [pathology] | :: amnionitis (inflammation of the amnion) |
| amniorredução {f} [surgery] | :: amnioreduction (removal of excess amniotic fluid) |
| amniorrexe {f} [medicine] | :: amniorrhexis (rupture of the amniotic sac during pregnancy) |
| amnioscopia {f} [obstetrics] | :: amnioscopy (examination of a foetus and the amniotic fluid) |
| amnioscópio {m} [obstetrics] | :: amnioscope (endoscope used to examine the amniotic cavity) |
| amniota {m} [zoology] | :: amniote (vertebrate having an amnion during the development of the embryo) |
| amniótico {adj} [anatomy] | :: amniotic (pertaining to the amnion) |
| amniotomia {f} [obstetrics] | :: amniotomy (artificial rupturing of the amnion) |
| amnistia {f} [Portugal] /ɐmniʃˈtiɐ/ | :: amnesty |
| amnistiar {v} [Portugal] | :: to amnesty (to grant amnesty) |
| amo {m} /ˈɐ.mu/ | :: master |
| amo {m} | :: boss |
| amobarbital {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amobarbital (drug with sedative and analgesic properties) |
| amocete {m} [zoology, rare] | :: ammocoete (lamprey larva) |
| à moda antiga {adj} | :: old-fashioned (preferring the customs of earlier times) |
| à moda antiga {adv} | :: in an old-fashioned manner |
| amodal {adj} | :: amodal (not modal) |
| amodiaquina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amodiaquine (an aminoquinoline compound) |
| amofinar {vt} | :: to miff (to offend slightly) |
| amofinar {vp} | :: to miff (to become slightly offended) |
| amolação {f} | :: sharpening |
| amolação {f} | :: honing |
| amolador {m} | :: grinder; sharpener |
| amolando {v} | :: gerund of amolar |
| amolar {v} /ɐ.mu.ˈlaɾ/ | :: to sharpen |
| amolar {v} | :: to hone |
| amolecendo {v} | :: gerund of amolecer |
| amolecer {v} /ɐ.mu.lɨ.ˈseɾ/ | :: to soften |
| amolecer {v} | :: to macerate |
| amolentando {v} | :: gerund of amolentar |
| amolentar {v} | :: to soften |
| amolentar {v} | :: to loosen |
| amolentar {v} | :: to weaken |
| amolgar {v} /ɐ.moɫ.ˈɡaɾ/ | :: to dent |
| amolgar {v} | :: to crush, squash |
| amolgar {v} | :: to beat |
| amomo {m} | :: amomum (any of several plants of genus Amomum) |
| Amon {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Ámon |
| Ámon {prop} {m} [Egyptian mythology] | :: Amun (a wind deity) |
| amonal {m} | :: ammonal (explosive made up of ammonium nitrate and aluminium powder) |
| amónia {f} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of amônia |
| amônia {f} [Brazilian orthography, inorganic compound] | :: ammonia |
| amoniacal {adj} | :: ammoniacal |
| amoniação {f} [chemistry] | :: ammoniation (treatment or reaction with ammonia) |
| amoníaco {m} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonia (the compound NH3) |
| amoniato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: ammoniate (any compound containing ammonia bound as a ligand) |
| amonificação {f} [biochemistry] | :: ammonification (the formation of ammonia or its compounds) |
| amónio {m} [European orthography] | :: alternative spelling of amônio |
| amônio {m} [Brazilian orthography, inorganic chemistry] | :: ammonium |
| amoniotélico {adj} [biology, of an organism] | :: ammonotelic (excreting soluble ammonia as a result of deamination) |
| amonita {f} | :: ammonite (explosive prepared from ammonium nitrate) |
| amonita {mf} | :: Ammonite (native or inhabitant of Ammon) |
| amonita {m} | :: Ammonite (extinct Canaanite language of the Ammonite people) |
| amonita {adj} | :: relating to the Ammonites |
| amonite {f} [palaeontology] | :: ammonite (any of an extinct group of cephalopods of the subfamily Ammonoidea) |
| amonítico {adj} [palaeontology] | :: ammonitic (relating to, or containing, ammonites) |
| amonização {f} [chemistry] | :: ammoniation (treatment or reaction with ammonia) |
| amonólise {f} [chemistry] | :: ammonolysis (reaction with ammonia in which a bond is broken and an NH2 group is appended to one fragment) |
| amonotélico {adj} | :: alternative form of amoniotélico |
| a montanha parir um rato {v} [idiomatic] | :: [for someone to] make a mountain out of a molehill |
| amontar {v} | :: to number; to total; to amount to |
| amontar {v} | :: alternative form of montar |
| amontar {v} | :: alternative form of amontoar |
| amontilhado {m} | :: alternative form of amontillado |
| amontillado {m} | :: amontillado (a type of Spanish wine) |
| amontoação {f} | :: amassment (the act of amassing) |
| amontoador {m} | :: amasser (one who amasses) |
| amontoamento {m} | :: amassment (the act of amassing) |
| amontoar {vt} | :: to amass (to collect into a mass or heap) |
| amontoar {vp} | :: to accumulate (to grow in number) |
| amonuria {f} | :: alternative form of amonúria |
| amonúria {f} [pathology] | :: ammonuria (the presence of ammonia in the urine) |
| amor {m} /ɐ.ˈmoɾ/ | :: love |
| amor {m} [figuratively, affectionate] | :: honey (term of endearing) |
| amor {m} [figuratively] | :: a kind or humble person |
| amora {f} /ɐˈmɔɾɐ/ | :: mulberry (fruit) |
| amora {f} [by analogy] | :: blackberry |
| amoral {adj} | :: amoral |
| amoralidade {f} | :: amorality |
| amoralismo {m} [philosophy] | :: amoralism (doctrine which advocates ignoring moral issues and norms) |
| amoralista {adj} [philosophy] | :: amoralistic (relating to amoralism) |
| amoralista {mf} [philosophy] | :: amoralist (one who practises or who advocates amoralism) |
| amoralmente {adv} | :: amorally (in an amoral manner) |
| amora-preta {f} | :: black mulberry (edible fruit of the black mulberry tree) |
| amor à primeira vista {m} | :: love at first sight (an instantaneous attraction) |
| amora-silvestre {f} | :: blackberry |
| amorável {adj} | :: affectionate, loving |
| amorável {adj} | :: affable |
| amorável {adj} | :: pleasant |
| amordaçando {v} | :: gerund of amordaçar |
| amordaçar {v} | :: to muzzle, gag |
| amor de pica, onde bate fica {proverb} [humorous, vulgar] | :: A man with sexual prowess is sure to keep a long-time lover |
| amoreira {f} | :: mulberry (tree) |
| amoreira-preta {f} | :: black mulberry (small deciduous tree native to southwestern Asia) |
| amorenado {adj} | :: almost dark-skinned: as if tanned |
| amorenar {v} | :: to darken the skin of; to give a suntan |
| amorfamente {adv} | :: amorphously (in an amorphous manner) |
| amorfia {f} | :: amorphousness (quality of being amorphous) |
| amorfismo {m} | :: amorphousness (quality of being amorphous) |
| amorfismo {m} | :: amorphism (an amorphous quality) |
| amorfização {f} [crystallography] | :: amorphization (conversion of a crystalline material into an amorphous one) |
| amorfo {adj} | :: amorphous (lacking a definite form or clear shape) |
| amorfo {adj} | :: amorphous (being without definite character or nature) |
| amorfo {adj} [physics] | :: amorphous (in the non-chrystalline state of solid) |
| amorfossíntese {f} [neurology] | :: amorphosynthesis (condition where the patient is unaware of somatic sensations from one side of the body) |
| Amorgos {prop} {f} | :: Amorgos (island/and/village) |
| amorita {mf} | :: Amorite (member of an ancient Semitic people who lived to the west of the Euphrates) |
| amorita {m} | :: Amorite (the language of the Amorites) |
| amorita {adj} | :: Amorite (pertaining to the Amorites) |
| amorolfina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amorolfine (broad-spectrum allylamine antifungal drug) |
| amorosamente {adv} | :: amorously; lovingly (in an amorous, loving manner) |
| amorosidade {f} | :: amorousness (the state or quality of being amorous) |
| amoroso {adj} /a.mo.ˈɾo.zo/ | :: loving |
| amor-perfeito {m} | :: pansy (plant) |
| amor próprio {m} | :: self-love (regard for oneself) |
| amortalhando {v} | :: gerund of amortalhar |
| amortalhar {v} | :: to enshroud (especially a corpse) |
| amortecedor {m} | :: shock absorber (mechanical device, consisting of a spring and dashpot, to absorb shocks.) |
| amortecedor {m} | :: anything that absorbs a shock |
| amortecedor {adj} | :: shock-absorbing |
| amortecer {vt} | :: to numb (to cause to become numb) |
| amortecer {vi} | :: to become numb |
| amortecer {v} | :: to deaden; to muffle |
| amortecer {v} | :: to absorb shock |
| amortecimento {m} | :: deadening; muffling; dampening; mitigation |
| amortecimento {m} [physiology] | :: numbness (absent or reduced sensitivity to cutaneous stimulation) |
| amortecimento {m} [mechanics] | :: damping (the stabilisation of a physical system by reducing oscillation) |
| amortização {f} | :: amortization |
| amortização {f} | :: payment in instalments |
| amortizando {v} | :: gerund of amortizar |
| amortizar {v} | :: to amortize |
| amortizar {v} | :: to pay in installments |
| amortizável {adj} [finance] | :: amortizable (capable of being amortized) |
| -amos {suffix} /-ˈɐ.mus/ | :: forms the first-person plural present indicative of 1st conjugation verbs |
| -amos {suffix} [Brazil] | :: forms the first-person plural preterite indicative of 1st conjugation verbs; in Portugal, -ámos is used |
| -amos {suffix} | :: forms the first-person plural subjunctive present of 2nd and 3rd conjugation verbs |
| -amos {suffix} | :: forms the first-person plural negative and affirmative imperative of present of 2nd and 3rd conjugation verbs |
| Amós {prop} {m} /a.ˈmɔs/ | :: given name |
| Amós {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Amos (figure mentioned in the Hebrew Bible) |
| Amós {prop} {m} [book of the bible] | :: Amos (book of the Hebrew Bible) |
| amosita {f} [mineral] | :: amosite (variety of grunerite asbestos) |
| amostra {f} /a.ˈmɔs.tɾɐ/ | :: sample |
| amostragem {f} | :: sampling (process or technique of obtaining a representative sample) |
| amostrar {vt} | :: to sample (to take or to test a sample or samples of) |
| amo-te {phrase} /ˈɐ.mu.tɨ/ | :: I love you |
| amotinando {v} | :: gerund of amotinar |
| amotinar {v} | :: to mutiny, revolt |
| amouco {adj} | :: amok (in a frenzy of violence) |
| amoxapina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amoxapine (tetracyclic antidepressant) |
| amoxicilina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amoxicillin (an antibiotic) |
| amoxidação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: ammoxidation (reaction of ammonia and oxygen with an organic compound) |
| ampacidade {f} [electricity] | :: ampacity (root mean square of the electrical current which a wire can carry) |
| ampaquina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ampakine (any of a class of chemical compounds that enhance attention span and alertness) |
| amparo {m} | :: stand (device to hold something upright or aloft) |
| amparo {m} | :: shelter (a refuge or other protection) |
| Amparo {prop} | :: Amparo (municipality) |
| Amparo da Serra {prop} | :: Amparo da Serra (municipality) |
| ampelite {f} [mineral] | :: ampelite (carbonaceous alum schist) |
| ampelografia {f} | :: ampelography (science of grapevine cultivars) |
| ampelográfico {adj} [dated] | :: ampelographic (relating to ampelography) |
| ampelógrafo {m} [dated] | :: ampelographer (practitioner of ampelography) |
| amperagem {f} [electricity] | :: amperage (electric current’s strength measured in amperes) |
| ampere {m} | :: ampere (unit of electrical current) |
| Ampére {prop} /ɐ̃.ˈpɛ.ɾi/ | :: Ampére (town/and/municipality) |
| ampère {m} | :: alternative spelling of ampere |
| ampere-espira {m} [electromagnetism] | :: ampere-turn (unit of magnetomotive force) |
| ampère-espira {m} | :: alternative spelling of ampere-espira |
| ampere-hora {m} [electricity] | :: ampere-hour (unit of electric charge) |
| ampère-hora {m} | :: alternative spelling of ampere-hora |
| amperímetro {m} | :: ammeter |
| amperometria {f} [electricity, chemistry] | :: amperometry (measurement of electric current) |
| amperométrico {adj} [electricity, chemistry] | :: amperometric (that involves measurement of an electric current) |
| amperómetro {m} [Portugal] | :: alternative form of amperímetro |
| amperômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of amperímetro |
| amphitheatro {m} | :: obsolete spelling of anfiteatro |
| âmphora {f} | :: obsolete spelling of ânfora |
| ampicilina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ampicillin (broad-spectrum antibiotic) |
| amplamente {adv} | :: largely, broadly |
| amplamente {adv} | :: willingly |
| amplectante {adj} [botany] | :: amplectant (that clasps a support) |
| amplexicaule {adj} [botany, of leaves] | :: amplexicaul (having lobes that completely surround the stem) |
| amplexo {m} [formal, poetic] | :: hug; embrace |
| amplexo {m} [zoology] | :: amplexus (pseudocopulation in which a male grasps a female with his front legs) |
| ampliação {f} | :: enlargement; ampliation (act of making larger) |
| ampliando {v} | :: gerund of ampliar |
| ampliar {v} | :: to enlarge, magnify |
| amplicon {m} [genetics] | :: amplicon (piece of DNA or RNA formed as the product of amplification events) |
| amplidão {f} | :: width |
| amplidão {f} | :: amplitude |
| amplificação {f} | :: amplification (the act of amplifying) |
| amplificador {m} | :: amplifier (anything that amplifies) |
| amplificador {m} [electronics] | :: amplifier (device that increases the power of a signal) |
| amplificante {adj} | :: amplifying; enlarging (which amplifies or enlarges) |
| amplificar {vt} | :: to amplify (to make bigger) |
| amplificar {vt} [electronics] | :: to amplify (to increase the amplitude of a signal) |
| amplificativo {adj} | :: amplificatory (serving to amplify or enlarge) |
| amplificável {adj} | :: amplifiable (capable of being amplified) |
| amplitude {f} | :: amplitude; extent |
| amplo {adj} /ˈɐ̃.plu/ | :: ample, wide |
| amplo {adj} | :: spacious |
| amplo {adj} | :: abundant, abounding (fully sufficient) |
| ampola {f} /ɐ̃.ˈpo.lɐ/ | :: ampoule (small, hermetically sealed vial containing vaccine) |
| ampola {f} [anatomy] | :: ampulla (dilated end of a duct) |
| ampola {f} | :: alternative form of empola |
| ampôla {f} | :: obsolete spelling of ampola |
| ampola de Lorenzini {f} [ichthyology] | :: ampulla of Lorenzini (electroreceptor found mainly in cartilaginous fish) |
| ampola de Vater {f} [anatomy] | :: ampulla of Vater (swelling marking the union of the pancreatic duct and the common bile duct) |
| ampolar {adj} | :: alternative form of ampular |
| ampolla {f} | :: obsolete spelling of ampola |
| ampôlla {f} | :: obsolete spelling of ampola |
| amprenavir {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amprenavir (anti-retroviral drug) |
| amprólio {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amprolium (coccidiostat used in poultry) |
| ampuláceo {adj} [botany] | :: ampullaceous (shaped like a swollen bottle) |
| ampular {adj} | :: ampullar (resembling an ampulla) |
| ampulheta {f} /ɐ̃.pu.ˈʎe.tɐ/ | :: hourglass |
| amputação {f} | :: amputation (surgical removal of a limb) |
| amputado {m} | :: amputee (person who has had one or more limbs removed) |
| amputador {m} | :: amputator (person who performs amputations) |
| amputador {adj} | :: amputating (which amputates) |
| amputante {adj} | :: amputating (which amputates) |
| amputar {v} | :: to amputate (to surgically remove a body part) |
| amrinona {f} | :: alternative form of anrinona |
| amrita {m} | :: alternative case form of Amrita |
| Amrita {m} [Hinduism] | :: amrita (drink of the gods) |
| Amritsar {prop} {f} | :: Amritsar (district) |
| Amritsar {prop} {f} | :: Amritsar (city/district capital) |
| amsacrina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amsacrine (a drug used in chemotherapy) |
| Amsterdã {prop} {f} [Brazil] /ˌamisteɹˈdɐ̃/ | :: Amsterdã (capital city) |
| Amsterdam {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Amsterdã |
| amsterdamense {mf} | :: Amsterdamer (person from Amsterdam) |
| amsterdamense {adj} | :: Amsterdamese (of, from or relating to Amsterdam) |
| amsterdamês {m} | :: Amsterdamer (person from Amsterdam) |
| amsterdamês {adj} | :: Amsterdamese (of, from or relating to Amsterdam) |
| amsterdanês {m} | :: rare form of amsterdamês |
| amsterdanês {adj} | :: rare form of amsterdamês |
| Amsterdão {prop} {f} [Portugal] | :: alternative form of Amsterdã |
| amuado {adj} | :: sulky; surly; sullen |
| amuado {adj} | :: annoyed |
| amuar {vi} | :: to sulk (to express ill humor or offense by remaining sullenly silent or withdrawn) |
| amuar {vt} | :: to annoy |
| Amu-Dária {prop} {m} | :: Amu-Dária (river) |
| amulético {adj} | :: amuletic (pertaining to or resembling amulets) |
| amuleto {m} /ˌɐmuˈletu/ | :: amulet (object intended to bring protection to its owner) |
| amulherado {adj} | :: effeminate |
| Amun {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Ámon |
| Amur {prop} {m} | :: Amur (<<long river>> forming the border between the Far East of <<c/Russia>> and Northeastern <<c/China>>) |
| amurada {f} [nautical] | :: bulwark (the planking or plating along the sides of a nautical vessel above her gunwale) |
| amuralhar {v} | :: to wall (enclose by surrounding with walls) |
| amurar {v} | :: to wall (enclose by surrounding with walls) |
| amurca {f} /ɐˈmurkɐ/ | :: amurca |
| amusia {f} [neurology] | :: amusia (the inability to comprehend or respond to music) |
| amúsico {adj} | :: amusic (relating to or exhibiting amusia) |
| amúsico {m} | :: a person exhibiting amusia |
| amygdala {f} | :: obsolete spelling of amígdala |
| -ana {suffix} | :: feminine singular of -ano |
| -ana {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -ano |
| ana- {prefix} | :: ana- (up; upwards) |
| Ana {prop} {f} /ˈɐ.nɐ/ | :: given name |
| aná {m} [historical] | :: anna (unit of currency in British India) |
| anã {f} | :: feminine noun of anão |
| anabantídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anabantid (any fish of the family Anabantidae) |
| anábase {f} [medicine] | :: augmentation (the stage of a disease during which symptoms increase or continue) |
| anábase {f} [rare] | :: anabasis (military march up-country) |
| anabasina {f} [organic compound] | :: anabasine (pyridine alkaloid) |
| anabático {adj} [of an air current] | :: anabatic (rising up a slope) |
| anabatismo {m} | :: Anabaptism (a Christian Protestant doctrine) |
| anabatista {mf} | :: Anabaptist (member of radical wing of Christians during Reformation) |
| anabatista {adj} | :: relating to the Anabaptists |
| Anabel {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Anabela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| anabiose {f} [biology] | :: anabiosis (state of suspended animation) |
| anabólico {adj} [physiology, pharmacology] | :: anabolic (relating to anabolism) |
| anabólico {m} | :: anabolic steroid (steroid used to promote muscle growth) |
| anabolismo {m} | :: anabolism (the constructive metabolism of the body) |
| anabolizante {adj} [pharmacology] | :: promoting muscle growth |
| anabolizante {m} | :: anabolic steroid (steroid used to promote muscle growth) |
| anabolizar {v} [physiology] | :: to assimilate (to incorporate nutrients into the body after digestion) |
| anã branca {f} [star] | :: white dwarf (white dwarf star) |
| anacardato {m} [organic compound] | :: anacardate (salt or ester of anacardic acid) |
| anaciclose {f} [politics] | :: anacyclosis (cyclical theory of political evolution) |
| anacional {adj} | :: anational (not national) |
| anaclástico {adj} [optics] | :: anaclastic (produced by the refraction of light) |
| anaclítico {adj} [psychoanalysis] | :: anaclitic (whose choice of love-interest arises from the dependence of the libido on another instinct) |
| anacolpado {adj} [palynology, of a pollen grain] | :: anacolpate (having a colpus on the distal face) |
| anacolútico {adj} [grammar] | :: anacoluthic (pertaining to or being an anacoluthon) |
| anacoluto {m} [rhetoric, grammar] | :: anacoluthon; anacoluthia (grammatically inconsistent construction) |
| anaconda {f} | :: anaconda |
| anacoreta {adj} | :: anchorite |
| anacorético {adj} [religion] | :: anachoretic (relating to or living in religious reclusion) |
| Anacreonte {prop} {m} | :: historical given name |
| anacreôntico {adj} [poetry] | :: anacreontic (pertaining to the Greek poet Anacreon) |
| anacronicamente {adv} | :: anachronically, anachronistically |
| anacrónico {adj} [European orthography, Portugal] | :: alternative form of anacrônico |
| anacrônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, Brazil] | :: anachronistic |
| anacronismo {m} | :: anachronism (chronological mistake) |
| anacronista {mf} | :: anachronist (person who has anachronistic views or habits) |
| anacronizar {v} | :: to anachronize (to refer to, or put into, a wrong time) |
| anacrótico {adj} [physiology] | :: anacrotic (relating to anacrotism) |
| anacrotismo {m} [physiology, dated, rare] | :: anacrotism (secondary notch in the pulse curve) |
| anacruse {f} [music] | :: anacrusis ((music) an unstressed note (or notes) before the first strong beat of a phrase) |
| anacrúsico {adj} [prosody] | :: anacrusic (relating to anacrusis) |
| anacrústico {adj} | :: alternative form of anacrúsico |
| anacusia {f} [medicine] | :: anacusis (total deafness) |
| anadema {m} | :: anadem (garland of flowers worn on the head) |
| Anadia {prop} {f} /ɐnɐˈði.ɐ/ | :: Anadia (city/and/municipality) |
| anadiplose {f} [rhetoric] | :: anadiplosis (a rhetorical device involving the repetition of the last word of a preceding clause) |
| anádromo {adj} [ichthyology, of a migratory fish] | :: anadromous (that lives in the sea and breeds in fresh water) |
| anádromo {adj} [botany, of a fern] | :: anadromous (in which the first veins in a frond segment are produced towards the apex of the frond) |
| anádromo {m} [ichthyology] | :: anadrom (fish that leaves the sea and ascends rivers) |
| Anadyr {prop} {f} | :: Anadyr (port town/administrative center) |
| anaerobicamente {adv} [microbiology, biochemistry] | :: anaerobically (in an anaerobic manner) |
| anaerobicida {adj} [pharmacology] | :: anaerobicidal (acting to kill anaerobic bacteria) |
| anaerobicida {m} [pharmacology] | :: anaerobicide (drug which kills anaerobic bacteria) |
| anaeróbico {adj} [microbiology, biochemistry] | :: anaerobic (not using oxygen) |
| anaeróbio {adj} | :: anaerobic |
| anaeróbio {m} | :: anaerobe (anaerobic organism) |
| anaerobiose {f} [microbiology] | :: anaerobiosis (life sustained in the absence of air or oxygen) |
| anaerobiótico {adj} [microbiology] | :: anaerobiotic (relating to anaerobic organisms) |
| anaerobismo {m} [microbiology] | :: anaerobicity (the state of being anaerobic) |
| anafando {v} | :: gerund of anafar |
| anafar {v} | :: to fatten |
| anafase {f} | :: alternative form of anáfase |
| anáfase {f} [cytology] | :: anaphase (stage of mitosis and meiosis during which the chromosomes separate) |
| anafásico {adj} [cytology] | :: anaphasic (relating to the anaphase) |
| anafilactoide {adj} [immunology, pharmacology] | :: anaphylactoid (pertaining to or resembling anaphylaxis) |
| anafilático {adj} [immunology] | :: anaphylactic (pertaining to anaphylaxis) |
| anafilatoxina {f} [biochemistry] | :: anaphylatoxin (any of several toxic substance that trigger anaphylaxis) |
| anafilaxia {f} [immunology] | :: anaphylaxis (severe and rapid systemic allergic reaction to an allergen) |
| anáfora {f} [rhetoric] | :: anaphora (repetition of a phrase used for emphasis) |
| anaforicamente {adv} [rhetoric] | :: anaphorically (in an anaphoric manner) |
| anafórico {adj} [rhetoric] | :: anaphoric (relating to anaphora) |
| anafrodisia {f} [medicine] | :: anaphrodisia (lack of desire for sex) |
| anagálide {m} | :: pimpernel |
| Anagé {prop} | :: Anagé (municipality) |
| anagénese {f} [European orthography, evolutionary biology] | :: anagenesis (evolution of a new species so that the new species replaces the old rather than branching to produce an additional species) |
| anagênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anagénese |
| anagenético {adj} [evolutionary biology] | :: anagenetic (relating to anagenesis) |
| anaglífico {adj} [stereoscopy] | :: anaglyphic (relating to anaglyphs) |
| anaglifo {m} [stereoscopy] | :: anaglyph (matched pair of images designed to produce a three-dimensional effect) |
| anagliptografia {f} [very, rare] | :: synonym of braille |
| anagnórise {f} [literature] | :: anagnorisis (moment in the plot when a character makes a critical discovery) |
| anagoge {f} | :: alternative form of anagogia |
| anagogia {f} [religion] | :: anagoge (spiritual or mystical interpretation of a word or passage) |
| anagogicamente {adv} [religion] | :: anagogically (in terms of, or by means of, anagoge) |
| anagógico {adj} [religion] | :: anagogic (pertaining to or employing an anagoge) |
| anagrama {m} | :: anagram |
| anagramaticamente {adv} | :: anagrammatically (in an anagrammatic manner) |
| anagramático {adj} | :: anagrammatic (being or relating to anagrams) |
| anagramatismo {m} | :: anagrammatism (the creation of anagrams) |
| anagramatista {mf} | :: anagrammatist (one who comes up with or finds anagrams) |
| anagramatização {f} | :: anagrammatism (the creation of anagrams) |
| anagramatizar {v} | :: to anagrammatise (to produce an anagram of) |
| anagrelida {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anagrelide (drug used in the treatment of thrombocytosis and leukaemia) |
| anágua {f} | :: petticoat (thin piece of clothing wore under a skirt or dress) |
| Anaheim {prop} {f} | :: Anaheim (city) |
| Anahita {prop} {f} [Iranian mythology] | :: Anahita (Iranian goddess of fertility) |
| Anahy {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Anahy {prop} {f} | :: Anahy (town/and/municipality) |
| Anaías {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Anaiah (one of the elders who stood with Ezra) |
| Anaíta {prop} {f} | :: rare spelling of Anahita |
| Anaítis {prop} {f} | :: rare form of Anahita |
| anal {adj} [obsolete] | :: annual, yearly (happening once a year) |
| anal {m} [obsolete] | :: something that happens once a year |
| anal {adj} | :: anal |
| anal {m} | :: anal (anal sex) |
| analagmático {adj} [mathematics] | :: anallagmatic (not changed in form by inversion) |
| Analândia {prop} | :: Analândia (municipality) |
| analbuminemia {f} [pathology] | :: analbuminaemia (inherited metabolic defect characterised by an impaired synthesis of serum albumin) |
| analcima {f} [mineral] | :: analcime (sodium aluminosilicate found in alkaline basalts) |
| analcita {f} | :: alternative form of analcima |
| analéctico {adj} | :: analectic (relating to analects) |
| analecto {m} | :: analects (a collection of excerpts or quotes) |
| Analectos {prop} {mp} | :: Analects (collected sayings of Confucius) |
| analema {m} [astronomy] | :: analemma (curve of the Sun's position in the sky throughout the year) |
| analepse {f} [narratology] | :: analepsis (flashback in which earlier parts of a narrative are related to others that have already been narrated) |
| analepticamente {adv} [narratology] | :: analeptically (by means of analepsis) |
| analéptico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: analeptic (that restores or stimulates health) |
| analéptico {m} [pharmacology] | :: analeptic (restorative or stimulative medication) |
| analfabeta funcional {f} | :: feminine noun of analfabeto funcional |
| analfabetismo {m} [uncountable] | :: illiteracy (inability to read) |
| analfabetismo {m} [uncountable] | :: ignorance; lack of knowledge in general or in a specific subject |
| analfabeto {adj} | :: not or little instructed in letters; no or little able to read; illiterate; unlettered |
| analfabeto {adj} | :: ignorant; referring to a person lacking knowledge in general or in a specific subject |
| analfabeto funcional {m} | :: illiterate (having little formal education) |
| analgesia {f} [medicine] | :: analgesia (absence of the sense of pain) |
| analgésico {adj} [medicine] | :: analgesic (of or relating to analgesia) |
| analgésico {m} [pharmacology] | :: analgesic, painkiller (medicine that reduces pain) |
| analgia {f} [medicine] | :: analgesia (absence of the sense of pain) |
| analidade {f} [psychoanalysis] | :: anality (the state of being anal) |
| analisabilidade {f} | :: analysability (the ability to be analysed) |
| analisador {m} | :: analyzer |
| analisando {m} [psychoanalysis] | :: analysand (person who undergoes psychoanalysis) |
| analisar {vt} /ɐ.nɐ.li.ˈzaɾ/ | :: to analyze |
| analisável {adj} | :: analysable (able to be analysed) |
| análise {f} /ɐ.ˈna.li.zɨ/ | :: analysis (action of taking something apart to study it) |
| análise de ativação {f} [chemistry] | :: activation analysis (technique in which a subatomic particle or gamma ray is captured by a nuclide) |
| análise de sentimento {f} | :: alternative form of análise de sentimentos |
| análise de sentimentos {f} [computational linguistics, text analysis] | :: sentiment analysis (the analysis of text to identify subjective information about the writer) |
| análise de variância {f} [statistics] | :: analysis of variance (partition of observed variance into components) |
| análise numérica {f} | :: numerical analysis (study of algorithms) |
| analista {mf} /a.na.ˈlis.ta/ | :: analyst (one who analyses) |
| analista de sistemas {mf} [computing] | :: systems analyst (person responsible for researching, planning and recommending software) |
| analiticamente {adv} | :: analytically (in an analytical manner) |
| analìticamente {adv} | :: obsolete form of analiticamente |
| analiticidade {f} | :: analyticity (the property of being analytic) |
| analítico {adj} | :: analytical |
| analítico {adj} | :: analytic |
| analito {m} [analytical chemistry] | :: analyte (substance undergoing analysis) |
| analizar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of analisar |
| analmente {adv} | :: anally (involving the anus) |
| analogamente {adv} | :: analogously (in an analogous manner) |
| analogia {f} /ɐˌnaloˈʒiɐ/ | :: analogy (relationship of resemblance or equivalence) |
| analogicamente {adv} | :: analogically (in an analogical manner) |
| analogicidade {f} | :: analogicalness (the state or quality of being analogical) |
| analógico {adj} [electronics] | :: analogue; analog (in which values are not discrete) |
| analógico {adj} [literature, rhetoric] | :: analogic; analogical (relating to analogy) |
| analogismo {m} [rhetoric] | :: analogism (investigation of things by the analogy they bear to each other) |
| analogista {mf} | :: analogist (one who reasons from analogy, or represents by an analogy) |
| analogização {f} | :: analogization (process or act of analogizing) |
| analogizar {v} | :: to analogize (to express as an analogy) |
| analogizável {adj} | :: analogizable (capable of being analogized) |
| análogo {m} /ɐ.ˈna.lu.ɣu/ | :: analogue (something that bears an analogy) |
| análogo {adj} | :: analogous (bearing an analogy) |
| analysta {mf} | :: obsolete spelling of analista |
| anã marrom {f} [star] | :: brown dwarf (starlike object) |
| anambé {m} | :: a member of the Anambé, a native people of Pará, Brazil |
| anambé {m} [uncountable] | :: Anambé (the Tupian language spoken by the Anambé people) |
| anambé {m} | :: cotinga (any of the neotropical passerine birds of the genus Cotinga) |
| anamnese {f} [medicine] | :: anamnesis; history (list of past and continuing medical conditions of a patient) |
| anamnese {f} | :: anamnesis; recollection (ability to remember past events) |
| anamnésia {f} | :: alternative form of anamnese |
| anamnésico {adj} [medicine] | :: anamnestic (pertaining to anamnesis) |
| anamnéstico {adj} | :: alternative form of anamnésico |
| anamórfico {adj} | :: anamorphic (producing various optically distorted images) |
| anamorfo {m} [mycology] | :: anamorph (asexual reproductive stage in the life cycle of certain fungi) |
| anamorfo {adj} [mycology] | :: anamorphic (relating to the gradual lifecycles of certain fungi) |
| anamorfose {f} | :: anamorphosis (distorted image that may be viewed correctly from a specific angle or with a specific mirror) |
| ananás {m} /ɐnɐˈnaʃ/ | :: pineapple (plant) |
| anandamida {f} [biochemistry] | :: anandamide (ethanolamide of arachidonic acid) |
| Ananias {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Ananias (any of several New Testament characters) |
| Ananias {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| ananke {f} [Ancient Greek culture] | :: ananke (necessity beyond all supplications or sway) |
| Ananke {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Ananke (goddess of destiny, necessity and fate) |
| Ananque {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Ananke |
| Anansi {prop} {f} | :: Anansi (trickster spider in West African and Caribbean folklore) |
| anão {m} [sometimes, offensive] /a.ˈnɐ̃w̃/ | :: dwarf (short person, especially one who suffers from dwarfism) |
| anão {m} [by extension] | :: anything that is small in stature or importance |
| anão {m} [Germanic mythology, fantasy] | :: dwarf (member of a short, underground humanoid race) |
| anão {m} [Internet slang] | :: anon (an anonymous person) |
| a não ser {prep} | :: besides (other than; except for) |
| a não ser que {conj} | :: unless (except on a specified condition) |
| Anapa {prop} {f} | :: Anapa (town) |
| anapéstico {adj} [prosody] | :: anapestic (of, or relating to, or composed of anapests) |
| anapesto {m} [prosody] | :: anapest (metrical foot consisting of two short syllables and a long one) |
| anapesto {m} [prosody] | :: anapest (verse using this meter) |
| anaplasia {f} [cytology, oncology] | :: anaplasia (reversion of differentiation in cells) |
| anaplásico {adj} [cytology, oncology] | :: anaplasic (pertaining to anaplasia) |
| anaplasmose {f} [veterinary medicine] | :: anaplasmosis (disease of ruminants caused by the Anaplasma bacterium) |
| anaplastia {f} [surgery] | :: anaplasty (restoration of lost parts or the normal shape by the use of healthy tissue) |
| anaplástico {adj} | :: alternative form of anaplásico |
| anaplerose {f} [biochemistry] | :: anaplerosis (intermediate enzyme reaction that replaces a depleted vital compound) |
| anaplerótico {adj} [biochemistry, of a reaction] | :: anaplerotic (forming intermediates of a metabolic pathway) |
| anapófise {f} [anatomy] | :: anapophysis (accessory process in many lumbar vertebrae) |
| Anápolis {prop} {f} /a.ˈna.po.lis/ | :: Anápolis (city) |
| Anápolis {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Annapolis |
| anaporado {adj} [palynology, of a pollen grain] | :: anaporate (having a pore on the distal face) |
| anápsida {m} [biology] | :: anapsid (an amniote with a skull that has no openings near the temples) |
| anaptíctico {adj} | :: alternative form of anaptítico |
| anaptítico {adj} [phonetics] | :: anaptyctic (pertaining to anaptyxis) |
| anaptixe {f} [phonetics] | :: anaptyxis (epenthesis of a vowel) |
| anaquim {m} [biblical] | :: one of the Anakim, a race of giants |
| anarca {mf} | :: anarch (someone who causes anarchy) |
| anarco- {prefix} | :: anarcho- (denoting anarchy or anarchism) |
| anarco-capitalismo {m} [politics, economics] | :: superseded spelling of anarcocapitalismo |
| anarcocapitalismo {m} [politics, economics] | :: anarcho-capitalism |
| anarco-capitalista {adj} | :: superseded spelling of anarcocapitalista |
| anarco-capitalista {n} | :: superseded spelling of anarcocapitalista |
| anarcocapitalista {adj} [politics, economics] | :: anarcho-capitalist (of, relating to, or advocating anarcho-capitalism) |
| anarcocapitalista {mf} [politics, economics] | :: anarcho-capitalist (person who advocates anarcho-capitalism) |
| anarco-comunismo {m} | :: superseded spelling of anarcocomunismo |
| anarcocomunismo {m} [economics, politics] | :: anarcho-communism |
| anarco-comunista {mf} [politics] | :: anarcho-communist (proponent of anarcho-communism) |
| anarcocomunista {mf} | :: alternative spelling of anarco-comunista |
| anarco-feminista {mf} | :: anarcho-feminist (feminist anarchist) |
| anarco-primitivismo {m} [sociology] | :: anarchoprimitivism (philosophy advocating return to a hunter-gatherer society) |
| anarco-punk {mf} | :: alternative spelling of anarcopunk |
| anarco-punk {adj} | :: alternative spelling of anarcopunk |
| anarcopunk {m} [music genre] | :: anarcho-punk (punk rock with an anarchist theme) |
| anarcopunk {mf} | :: a fan or creator of anarcho-punk |
| anarcopunk {adj} | :: anarcho-punk (relating to anarcho-punk) |
| anarco-sindicalismo {m} | :: anarcho-syndicalism (a branch or field of anarchy that focuses on the abolition of capitalism) |
| anarco-sindicalista {adj} [politics] | :: anarcho-syndicalist (relating to or advocating anarcho-syndicalism) |
| anarco-sindicalista {mf} [politics] | :: anarcho-syndicalist (person who advocates anarcho-syndicalism) |
| anarcossindicalismo {m} | :: alternative spelling of anarco-sindicalismo |
| anarmonicidade {f} [mechanics] | :: anharmonicity (deviation of a system from harmonicity) |
| anarmónico {adj} [European orthography, mechanics] | :: anharmonic (exhibiting anharmonicity) |
| anarmônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anarmónico |
| anarquia {f} [government] /a.naɾ.kiɐ/ | :: anarchy (without a formal government) |
| anarquia {f} [by extension] | :: anarchy (a state of chaos or disorder) |
| anarquicamente {adv} | :: anarchically |
| anárquico {adj} | :: anarchic (relating to anarchy) |
| anárquico {adj} | :: anarchic (chaotic, without law or order) |
| anarquismo {m} /ˌanɐɾˈkiʃmu/ | :: anarchism (belief that proposes the absence and abolition of government in all forms) |
| anarquista {mf} | :: anarchist (one who believes in or advocates the absence of authority) |
| anarquista {adj} | :: anarchist (relating to anarchism or anarchists) |
| anarquizadamente {adv} | :: anarchically |
| anarquizador {adj} | :: anarchic |
| anarquizar {v} | :: to anarchize (reduce to a state of anarchy) |
| anartria {f} [speech pathology] | :: anarthria (speech impairment in which the ability to articulate is lost completely) |
| anasarca {f} [medicine] | :: anasarca (generalised oedema) |
| anasazi {mf} | :: Anasazi (member of a Native American people who once lived in Utah and Colorado) |
| Anastácia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Anastácio {prop} {m} /ˌa.nas.ˈta.sju/ | :: given name; alternative form of Anastásio |
| Anastásio {prop} {m} /ˌa.nas.ˈta.zju/ | :: given name |
| anastigmático {adj} [optics, ophthalmology, of the eye or a lens system] | :: anastigmatic (free from astigmatism) |
| anastilose {f} [archaeology] | :: anastylosis (reassembly of ruined monuments) |
| anastomose {f} [anatomy] | :: anastomosis (connection between two channels or vessels) |
| anastomose {f} [surgery] | :: anastomosis (creation of a connection two channels or vessels) |
| anastomótico {adj} [anatomy, surgery] | :: anastomotic (pertaining to anastomosis) |
| anástrofe {f} [prosody] | :: anastrophe (unusual order of words) |
| anastrófico {adj} [rhetoric] | :: anastrophic (pertaining to anastrophes) |
| anastrozol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anastrozole (aromatase inhibitor used to treat breast cancer after surgery) |
| anatase {f} [mineral] | :: anatase (form of titanium dioxide used as a pigment) |
| anátase {f} | :: alternative form of anatase |
| anatéctico {adj} [geology] | :: anatectic (pertaining to anatexis) |
| anátema {m} /ɐ.ˈna.tɯ.mɐ/ | :: anathema (ban or curse) |
| anatemático {adj} | :: anathematic (having the characteristic of anathema) |
| anatematismo {m} | :: anathematism (words used to cast anathema upon someone) |
| anatematização {f} | :: anathematization (the act of anathematizing) |
| anatematizador {m} | :: anathematizer (one who anathematizes) |
| anatematizador {adj} | :: anathematizing (who or which anathematizes) |
| anatematizar {vt} | :: to anathematize (cause to be, or to declare as, an anathema) |
| anatemizar {v} | :: alternative form of anatematizar |
| anatético {adj} | :: alternative form of anatéctico |
| anatexe {f} | :: alternative form of anatexia |
| anatexia {f} [geology] | :: anatexis (metamorphism of plutonic rock into magma) |
| anatéxis {f} | :: alternative form of anatexia |
| anatídeo {adj} [zoology] | :: anatine (relating to the Anatidae) |
| anatídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anatid (any member of the Anatidae) |
| anatman {m} [Buddhism] | :: anatman (doctrine that there is no transcendental ego or soul) |
| Anatólia {prop} {f} | :: Anatólia (peninsula) |
| anatoliano {adj} | :: Anatolian (of or pertaining to Anatolia) |
| anatoliano {m} | :: Anatolian (person from Anatolia) |
| anatólico {adj} | :: Anatolian (of, from or pertaining to Anatolia) |
| anatólico {adj} [Indo-European studies] | :: Anatolian (relating to the Anatolian language family) |
| anatólico {m} | :: Anatolian (person from Anatolia) |
| anatólico {m} [Indo-European studies] | :: Anatolian (family of Indo-European languages spoken in ancient Anatolia) |
| anatólio {adj} | :: Anatolian (of, from or pertaining to Anatolia) |
| anatólio {m} | :: Anatolian (person from Anatolia) |
| Anatólio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| anatomia {f} | :: anatomy (art of studying the different parts of any organized body) |
| anatomicamente {adv} | :: anatomically (as pertains to anatomy) |
| anatómico {adj} [European orthography] | :: anatomical (relating to anatomy) |
| anatômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of anatómico |
| anatomismo {m} | :: anatomism (doctrine that the anatomical structure explains all the phenomena of life) |
| anatomista {mf} | :: anatomist (one involved in the science of anatomical structures) |
| anatomização {f} | :: anatomization (process or act of anatomizing) |
| anatomizar {v} | :: to anatomize (to scrutinize down to the most minute detail) |
| anátomo-cirúrgico {adj} [anatomy, surgery] | :: anatomicosurgical (relating to anatomy and surgery) |
| anatomopatológico {adj} [anatomy, pathology] | :: anatomopathological (relating to both anatomy and pathology) |
| anatopismo {m} [literature] | :: anatopism (thing that is out of its proper place) |
| anatóxico {adj} [immunology] | :: anatoxic (relating to anatoxins) |
| anatoxina {f} [immunology] | :: anatoxin; toxoid (toxin that has had its toxic properties removed) |
| anatoxina {f} | :: anatoxin (neurotoxin produced by cyanobacteria) |
| anatréptico {adj} [rhetoric] | :: anatreptic (which rebuts or refutes) |
| anátropo {adj} [botany, of an ovule] | :: anatropous (having an inverted nucleus) |
| anautogenia {f} [entomology] | :: anautogeny (condition where a gravid insect has to feed before oviposition) |
| anã-vermelha {f} [star] | :: red dwarf (small star) |
| Anaxágoras {prop} {m} | :: Anaxagoras (ancient Greek philosopher) |
| anaxagoriano {adj} [philosophy] | :: Anaxagorean (relating to Anaxagoras, an ancient Greek natural philosopher) |
| anaxagórico {adj} [philosophy] | :: Anaxagorean (relating to Anaxagoras, an ancient Greek natural philosopher) |
| Anaxarco {prop} {m} | :: Anaxarchus (ancient Greek name) |
| anaximândrico {adj} [philosophy] | :: Anaximanderian (relating to Anaximander, Ancient Greek philosopher) |
| Anaximandro {prop} {m} | :: Anaximander (pre-Socratic Greek philosopher) |
| Anaxímenes {prop} {m} | :: Anaximenes (ancient Greek pre-Socratic philosopher) |
| Anbar {prop} {f} | :: Anbar (medieval town) |
| anca {f} [anatomy] | :: hip |
| -ança {suffix} | :: -ance (a state) |
| -ança {suffix} | :: a particularly excessive or overindulgent state, as in festança and comilança |
| ancap {adj} [politics, economics, chiefly Internet] | :: clipping of anarcocapitalista |
| ancap {mf} [politics, economics, chiefly Internet] | :: clipping of anarcocapitalista |
| Ancara {prop} {f} | :: Ancara (capital city) |
| ancestral {adj} /ˌɐ̃.ses.ˈtraw/ | :: ancestral (relating to ancestors) |
| ancestral {adj} | :: archaic (extremely old) |
| ancestral {mf} | :: ancestor; forefather (someone from whom a person is descended) |
| ancestral apical {m} [genealogy] | :: apical ancestor (common ancestor of a lineage or clan) |
| ancestralidade {f} | :: ancestrality (the condition of being ancestral) |
| ancestralismo {m} [anthropology] | :: ancestorism (emphatisation of the importance of lineage) |
| Anchieta {prop} | :: Anchieta (municipality) |
| ancho {adj} /ˈɐ̃.ʃu/ | :: broad, wide |
| ancho {adj} | :: conceited |
| Anchorage {prop} {f} | :: Anchorage (city) |
| anchova {f} | :: anchovy (small saltwater fish) |
| anchova {f} | :: tailor (fish) |
| anchovado {adj} | :: anchovylike (resembling anchovy) |
| anchoveta {f} | :: anchoveta (Engraulis ringens, an anchovy of the South Pacific) |
| anciã {f} | :: feminine noun of ancião |
| -ância {suffix} | :: -ancy (the condition or quality of being the suffixed adjective) |
| ancianidade {f} | :: ancientness (state or quality of being ancient) |
| ancião {m} /ɐ̃siˈɐ̃w/ | :: ancient (person who is very old) |
| ancião {adj} | :: ancient (very old) |
| ancien regime {m} | :: alternative spelling of ancien régime |
| ancien régime {m} | :: ancien régime (system of government long since supplanted by another) |
| Ancien Régime {prop} {m} [historical, politics] | :: Ancien Régime (aristocratic system in France before the French Revolution) |
| ancilar {adj} | :: ancillary (subordinate, secondary, auxiliary, accessory) |
| ancilário {adj} | :: ancillary (subordinate, secondary, auxiliary, accessory) |
| ancilídeo {m} [zoology] | :: ancylid (any member of the Ancylidae) |
| ancilita {f} [mineral] | :: ancylite (basic carbonate mineral of cerium and strontium) |
| anciloglossia {f} | :: ankyloglossia |
| ancilosado {adj} | :: alternative form of anquilosado |
| ancilose {f} | :: alternative form of anquilose |
| ancilostoma {m} | :: ancylostoma (any hookworm of the genus Ancylostoma) |
| ancilostomatídeo {m} [zoology] | :: ancylostomatid (any member of the family Ancylostomatidae) |
| ancilostomíase {f} | :: ancylostomiasis (hookworm infection) |
| ancilostomose {f} | :: ancylostomiasis (hookworm infection) |
| ancinhar {v} | :: to harrow (drag a harrow over) |
| ancinho {m} /ɐ̃.ˈsi.ɲu/ | :: rake (garden tool to sweep leaves and rocks) |
| ancirina {f} | :: alternative form of anquirina |
| Anco {prop} {m} | :: historical given name |
| Ancona {prop} {f} | :: Ancona (city/and/province) |
| ancóneo {m} [European orthography, anatomy] | :: anconeus (muscle of the elbow and forearm) |
| ancôneo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of ancóneo |
| ancora {f} /ɐ̃.ˈkɔ.ɾɐ/ | :: obsolete spelling of âncora |
| âncora {f} [nautical] /ˈɐ̃.ku.ɾɐ/ | :: anchor (object that moors a vessel to the sea bottom) |
| âncora {f} [figurative] | :: anchor (that which gives stability or security) |
| âncora {mf} [television] | :: anchorman, anchorwoman |
| ancoradouro {m} [nautical] | :: anchorage (place for anchoring) |
| ancoragem {f} [nautical] | :: anchorage (place for anchoring) |
| ancoragem {f} [nautical] | :: anchorage (fee for anchoring) |
| ancorar {vt} /ˌɐ̃.ku.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to anchor (to secure a watercraft with an anchor) |
| ancorar {v} [em, .pronominal] | :: to hold on to (to grasp tightly) |
| ancorar {v} [em, .pronominal] | :: to be strongly based on |
| ancorar {v} [broadcasting, rare] | :: to anchor (to host a news program) |
| ancorável {adj} [nautical] | :: anchorable (that can be used as an anchorage) |
| ancrod {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ancrod (defibrinogenating agent derived from the venom of the Malayan pit viper) |
| Ancus {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Anco |
| andadeira {f} | :: walking frame (device used to support people in walking) |
| andador {m} | :: walking frame (frame used to help walking) |
| andadura {f} | :: step, gait (manner of walking) |
| andaime {m} /ɐ̃.ˈdaj.mɨ/ | :: scaffold |
| andaina {f} | :: set, class, generation, period |
| andalusita {f} | :: alternative spelling of andaluzita |
| andaluz {adj} | :: Andalusian |
| andaluz {m} | :: Andalusian |
| Andaluzia {prop} {f} | :: Andaluzia (autonomous community) |
| andaluzita {f} [mineral] | :: andalusite (an aluminium nesosilicate mineral) |
| andamanês {adj} | :: Andamanese (of, from or relating to the Andaman Islands) |
| andamento {m} [figuratively] | :: development, progression |
| andamento {m} [music] | :: movement (division of a larger composition) |
| andante {adj} /ɐ̃.ˈdɐ̃.tɨ/ | :: who roams, wanders |
| andante {mf} | :: roamer (one who roams) |
| andante {m} [music] | :: andante (passage to be played in a moderately slow tempo) |
| andante {adj} [music] | :: andante (played in a moderately slow tempo) |
| andar {vi} /ɐ̃.ˈdaɾ/ | :: to walk (to move on one’s feet) |
| andar {v} | :: [em, por] to walk (to travel through a given path) |
| andar {v} | :: [de] to ride; to take; to travel by (to use a given mode of transportation) |
| andar {v} | :: [copulative] to habitually or continuously be in the given state |
| andar {v} | :: [auxiliary with a verb in the gerund] to have been (to habitually or continuously do something) |
| andar {v} | :: [por] to be around; to be to (to visit or be within a given area) |
| andar {v} | :: [com] to hurry up (with) (to do something more quickly) |
| andar {vi} | :: to proceed; to pass; to go on (to continue in action) |
| andar {vi} | :: to function; to work |
| andar {m} | :: floor, storey (level of a building) |
| andar {m} [Portugal] | :: apartment, flat |
| andar {m} | :: gait, walk (manner of walking) |
| andar à bulha {v} | :: to have an argument or fight |
| Andaraí {prop} | :: Andaraí (municipality) |
| andarilhagem {f} | :: vagrancy (the condition of being a vagrant) |
| andarilho {m} | :: vagabond (homeless person) |
| andar logo {vi} [followed by com] | :: to get on with; to hurry up |
| andar na corda bamba {v} [idiomatic] | :: walk a tightrope (to undertake a precarious course) |
| andas {fp} /ˈɐ̃.dɐʃ/ | :: stilts (poles with footrests used by entertainers) |
| andas {fp} [Christianity] | :: a framework for carrying religions images during a procession |
| andebol {m} [Portugal] | :: handball (sport) |
| andebolista {mf} | :: handballer (person who plays handball) |
| Andes {prop} {mp} /ˈɐ̃.d͡ʒis/ | :: Andes (range) |
| andesina {f} [mineral] | :: andesine (sodium calcium aluminum silicate) |
| andesita {f} | :: alternative form of andesito |
| andesite {f} | :: alternative form of andesito |
| andesítico {adj} [geology] | :: andesitic (pertaining to, or composed of andesite) |
| andesito {m} [rock] | :: andesite (a class of fine-grained intermediate igneous rocks) |
| Andhra {prop} [historical] | :: Andhra (former state) |
| Andhra Pradesh {prop} {m} | :: Andhra Pradesh (state) |
| ândico {adj} [geology, of a soil] | :: andic (containing weathered volcanic glass or pumice) |
| andino {adj} | :: Andean (of or pertaining to the Andes mountains) |
| andino {m} | :: Andean (person from the Andes) |
| Andirá {prop} /ˌɐ̃.d͡ʒi.ˈɾa/ | :: Andirá (town/and/municipality) |
| andiroba {f} | :: andiroba (Carapa guianensis, a tree of South and Central America) |
| -ando {suffix} /-ˈɐ̃.du/ | :: forms the gerund of 1st conjugation verbs |
| Ando {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| andor {m} [Roman Catholicism] /ɐ̃ˈdor/ | :: float made for religious processions |
| andorinha {f} /ɐ̃.du.ˈɾi.ɲɐ/ | :: swallow (bird) |
| Andorinha {prop} | :: Andorinha (municipality) |
| andorinha ártica {f} | :: arctic tern (Sterna paradisaea, a migratory bird of the polar regions) |
| andorinha comum {f} | :: barn swallow (Hirundo rustica, a widespread species of swallow) |
| andorinha-das-barreiras {f} | :: sand martin (Riparia riparia, a migratory passerine bird) |
| andorinha-das-chaminés {f} | :: barn swallow (Hirundo rustica, a widespread species of swallow) |
| andorinha-de-bando {f} | :: barn swallow (Hirundo rustica, a widespread species of swallow) |
| andorinha do Ártico {f} | :: arctic tern (Sterna paradisaea, a migratory bird of the polar regions) |
| andorinha-do-mar {f} | :: any of several seabirds similar to swallows |
| andorinha-do-mar {f} | :: tern (Sterna hirundo) |
| andorinha-do-mar {f} | :: noddy (Anous stolidus) |
| andorinha-do-mar {f} | :: band-rumped storm petrel; Madeiran storm petrel (Oceanodroma castro) |
| andorinha-dos-beirais {f} | :: common house martin (Delichon urbicum, a migratory bird of Eurasia and Africa) |
| andorinhão {m} | :: swift (small bird of the family Apodidae) |
| Andorra {prop} {f} /ɐ̃.ˈdo.ʁɐ/ | :: Andorra (country) |
| Andorra-a-Velha {prop} {f} | :: Andorra-a-Velha (town/capital city) |
| andorrano {adj} | :: Andorran |
| andorrano {m} | :: Andorran |
| andorrense {adj} | :: Andorran |
| andorrense {mf} | :: Andorran |
| andossolo {m} [soil science] | :: andisol; andosol (soil containing high proportions of glass and amorphous colloidal materials) |
| Andradas {prop} | :: Andradas (municipality) |
| Andradina {prop} | :: Andradina (municipality) |
| andradita {f} [mineral] | :: andradite (nesosilicate mineral of the garnet group) |
| andradite {f} | :: alternative form of andradita |
| andragogia {f} [pedagogy] | :: andragogy (methods used to teach adults) |
| andragógico {adj} [pedagogy] | :: andragogic (relating to andragogy) |
| andrajo {m} /ɐ̃.ˈdɾa.ʒu/ | :: rag |
| andrajoso {adj} /ˈɐ̃.dɾa.ˈʒo.zo/ | :: ragged, tattered |
| Andra Pradesh {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Andhra Pradesh |
| André {prop} {m} /ɐ̃.ˈdɾɛ/ | :: given name |
| André da Rocha {prop} | :: André da Rocha (municipality) |
| Andreescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Andreev {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Andreia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Andréia {prop} {f} | :: given name. Variant spelling of Andreia |
| Andrelândia {prop} | :: Andrelândia (municipality) |
| -andria {suffix} /ɐ̃.ˈdɾi.ɐ/ | :: -andry (relating to males or men) |
| -andria {suffix} [botany] | :: -andry (relating to the stamen) |
| -andro {suffix} [botany] | :: -androus (having the prefixed number of stamens) |
| andro- {prefix} | :: andro- (indicating humans) |
| andro- {prefix} | :: andro- (indicating males) |
| androcéfalo {adj} | :: androcephalous (having a human head) |
| androcêntrico {adj} [feminism] | :: androcentric (focused on males) |
| androcentrismo {m} [feminism] | :: androcentrism (ideological focus on males) |
| androceu {m} [botany] | :: androecium (set of stamens) |
| androcracia {f} [sociology] | :: androcracy (rule or government by men) |
| androdioicia {f} [zoology] | :: androdioecy (reproductive system characterized by the coexistence of males and hermaphrodites) |
| androfilia {f} | :: androphilia (sexual attraction to men) |
| androfílico {adj} | :: androphilic (sexually attracted to men) |
| andrófoba {f} | :: androphobe (woman who fears or is averse to men) |
| androfobia {f} | :: androphobia (fear or hatred of men) |
| androfóbico {adj} | :: androphobic (fearful or hateful of men) |
| andrófobo {adj} | :: androphobic (fearful or hateful of men) |
| andróforo {m} [botany] | :: androphore (support or column on which stamens are raised) |
| androgénese {f} [European orthography, botany] | :: androgenesis (fusion of the male and female gametes and replacement of the female nucleus by the male nucleus) |
| androgênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of androgénese |
| androgenético {adj} [botany] | :: androgenetic (relating to, or exhibiting, androgenesis) |
| androgenia {f} [botany] | :: androgenesis (fusion of the male and female gametes and replacement of the female nucleus by the male nucleus) |
| androgénico {adj} [European orthography, steroid hormone, of a hormone] | :: androgenic (that controls the development of male characteristics) |
| androgênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of androgénico |
| androgenização {f} | :: androgenization (the process of androgenizing) |
| andrógeno {m} [steroid hormone] | :: androgen |
| androginamente {adv} | :: androgynously (in an androgynous manner) |
| androginia {f} [biology] | :: androgyny; hermaphroditism (the condition of having traits of both male and female genders) |
| androginia {f} | :: androgyny (appearance that is neither definitely feminine nor masculine) |
| androginidade {f} | :: androgynousness (the quality of being androgynous) |
| andrógino {adj} | :: androgynous (pertaining to a characteristic that is not definitively of either sex) |
| andrógino {adj} [biology] | :: epicene (having both male and female biological characteristics) |
| andrógino {m} | :: hermaphrodite (individual or organism having both male and female gonads) |
| androginóforo {m} [botany] | :: androgynophore (stalk bearing both the androecium and the gynoecium of a flower) |
| androide {m} | :: android (robot with human form) |
| andróide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of androide |
| andrólatra {adj} | :: androlatrous (worshipping men) |
| androlatria {f} | :: androlatry (worship of men) |
| andróloga {f} | :: feminine noun of andrólogo |
| andrologia {f} | :: andrology (a branch of medicine) |
| andrológico {adj} [medicine] | :: andrological (relating to andrology) |
| andrologista {mf} | :: andrologist (person who studies andrology) |
| andrólogo {m} | :: andrologist (person who studies andrology) |
| Andrómaca {prop} {f} [European orthography, Greek mythology] | :: Andromache (the wife of Hector) |
| Andrômaca {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of Andrómaca |
| Andromeda {prop} {f} | :: archaic spelling of Andrômeda |
| Andrómeda {prop} {f} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of Andrômeda |
| Andrômeda {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography, Greek mythology] /ɐ̃.ˈdɾo.me.dɐ/ | :: Andromeda (mythical daughter of Cepheus) |
| Andrômeda {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography, constellation] | :: Andromeda (an autumn constellation of the northern sky) |
| Andrômeda {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography, galaxy] | :: Andromeda (a galaxy) |
| andromedotoxina {f} [organic compound] | :: andromedotoxin (one of the grayanotoxins) |
| andromimético {adj} [physiology, dated] | :: andromimetic (imitating male biological processes) |
| andromórfico {adj} | :: andromorphic (having the shape of a man) |
| andromorfo {adj} | :: andromorphic (having the shape of a man) |
| andron {m} [historical] | :: andron (room or house reserved for males) |
| andropausa {f} | :: andropause (male equivalent of the menopause) |
| andropogónea {f} [European orthography, botany] | :: andropogon (any member of the grass genus Andropogon) |
| andropogônea {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of andropogónea |
| Andros {prop} {f} | :: Andros (island) |
| Andros {prop} {f} | :: Andros (island) |
| androstadieno {m} [biochemistry] | :: androstadiene (derivative of androstane that has two double bonds) |
| androstadienona {f} [biochemistry] | :: androstadienone (a derivative of testosterone) |
| androstanediol {m} [steroid] | :: androstanediol (either of the steroids 3α-androstanediol and 3β-androstanediol) |
| androstano {m} [steroid] | :: androstane (a steroid hydrocarbon) |
| androstanol {m} [steroid] | :: androstanol (any alcohol derived from androstane) |
| androstenediol {m} [steroid] | :: androstenediol (any of a group of related steroid androgens) |
| androstenediona {f} [steroid] | :: androstenedione (a steroid hormone) |
| androstenol {m} [organic compound] | :: androstenol (steroid alcohol with a musk-like odour) |
| androstenona {f} [steroid] | :: androstenone (steroid found in human sweat) |
| androsterona {f} [steroid hormone] | :: androsterone (an androgenic hormone) |
| a necessidade aguça o engenho {proverb} | :: necessity is the mother of invention (a person in need will find a way) |
| a necessidade é a mãe de toda invenção {proverb} | :: necessity is the mother of invention (a person in need will find a way) |
| anécico {adj} [zoology, of earthworms] | :: anecic (building deep vertical burrows and surfacing to feed) |
| anecogénico {adj} [medical] | :: anechogenic (not echogenic) |
| anecoico {adj} [acoustics] | :: anechoic |
| anedonia {f} [psychiatry] /a.ˌne.do.ˈni.ɐ/ | :: anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure) |
| anedónico {adj} [European orthography, psychology] | :: anhedonic (relating to or exhibiting anhedonia) |
| anedônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anedónico |
| anedota {f} /ˌɐnɯ̽ˈðɔtɐ/ | :: anecdote (short account of an incident) |
| anedota {f} | :: joke (an amusing story) |
| anedotal {adj} | :: anecdotal |
| anedotalismo {m} | :: anecdotalism (predisposition to relate anecdotes) |
| anedotalmente {adv} | :: anecdotally |
| anedoticamente {adv} | :: anecdotally (in an anecdotal manner) |
| anedótico {adj} /ɐ.nɨ.ˈðɔ.ti.ku/ | :: anecdotal |
| anedotista {adj} | :: anecdotic (tending to tell anecdotes) |
| anedotista {mf} | :: anecdotist (one whoe relates anecdotes) |
| anedral {adj} [mineralogy] | :: anhedral (lacking sharp, recognisable crystal faces) |
| anéfrico {adj} [pathology] | :: anephric (without functioning kidneys) |
| A negativo {adj} | :: A negative (blood type) |
| anejaculação {f} [pathology] | :: anejaculation (the inability to ejaculate) |
| anel {m} /ɐ.ˈnɛɫ/ | :: ring (small metal object) |
| anel abdominal {m} [anatomy] | :: abdominal ring (either of two openings in the abdominal muscle wall) |
| anelação {f} [biology] | :: the formation of a ring structure |
| anelação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: annulation (any reaction that forms a ring of atoms) |
| anelástico {adj} [materials science] | :: anelastic (showing no relation between stress and strain) |
| anel de grupo {m} | :: group ring |
| anel de sinete {m} | :: signet ring |
| anelídeo {m} | :: annelid (any of various wormlike animals of the phylum Annelida) |
| anelídeo {adj} | :: annelid (pertaining to the annelids) |
| Anelisa {prop} {f} /ˌɐ.ne.ˈli.zɐ/ | :: given name |
| anelo {m} | :: craving (strong desire; yearning) |
| anel rodoviário {m} | :: ring road (highway around a town) |
| anembrionário {adj} [medicine] | :: anembryonic (without an embryo) |
| anemia {f} [pathology] | :: anemia (medical condition with decreased oxygen transport) |
| anemia falciforme {f} [pathology] | :: sickle-cell anemia (disease characterized by sickle-shaped red blood cells) |
| anemicamente {adv} | :: anemically (in an anemic manner) |
| anémico {adj} [European orthography] | :: alternative spelling of anêmico |
| anêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: anemic / anaemic |
| anemo- {prefix} | :: anemo- (forms words relating to wind) |
| anemocoria {f} [botany] | :: anemochory (dispersal of seeds, spores, or fruit by wind) |
| anemócoro {adj} [botany] | :: anemochorous (adapted for dispersal via wind) |
| anemofilia {f} [botany] | :: anemophily (pollination by the wind) |
| anemófilo {adj} [botany] | :: anemophilous (pollinated by the wind) |
| anemografia {f} | :: anemography (scientific description of the winds) |
| anemográfico {adj} | :: anemographic (pertaining to anemography) |
| anemógrafo {m} | :: anemograph (anemometer that makes a graphical recording) |
| anemograma {m} | :: anemogram (record made by an anemograph) |
| anemologia {f} | :: anemology (study of the movements of the winds) |
| anemometria {f} | :: anemometry (measurement of the direction and velocity of the wind) |
| anemométrico {adj} | :: anemometric (relating to anemometry) |
| anemómetro {m} [meteorology, Portugal] | :: anemometer, windmeter (an instrument for measuring and recording the speed of the wind) |
| anemômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anemómetro |
| anémona {f} [European orthography] | :: anemone (any plant of genus anemone) |
| anémona {f} [European orthography] | :: clipping of anémona-do-mar |
| anêmona {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anémona |
| anémona-do-mar {f} [European orthography] | :: sea anemone |
| anêmona-do-mar {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anémona-do-mar |
| anêmona dos bosques {f} | :: wood anemone (Anemone nemorosa, a small flowering plant of Europe) |
| anémone {f} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of anémona |
| anêmone {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anémona |
| anemonina {f} [organic compound] | :: anemonin (acrid toxic substance obtained from some species of anemone) |
| anencefalia {f} [teratology] | :: anencephaly (birth defect in which most of the brain is missing) |
| anencefálico {adj} [teratology] | :: anencephalic (pertaining to or exhibiting anencephaly) |
| anentérico {adj} [zoology] | :: anenterous (without a stomach or an intestine) |
| anepático {adj} [surgery] | :: anhepatic (lacking a liver during a transplant) |
| anepígrafo {adj} [archaeology] | :: anepigraphic (without a legend or inscription) |
| anequim {m} | :: great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) |
| anequim {m} | :: mako shark (either shark of the genus Isurus) |
| anergia {f} [physics] | :: anergy (deficiency of energy) |
| anergia {f} [immunology] | :: anergy (lack of immunity to an antigen) |
| anérgico {adj} [pathology] | :: anergic (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of anergy) |
| anergizado {adj} [cytology, of a cell] | :: anergized (functionally incapacitated) |
| aneroide {m} | :: aneroid barometer (barometer that doesn’t use fluid) |
| aneróide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aneroide |
| anestesia {f} | :: anesthesia |
| anestesiamento {m} [medicine] | :: anaesthetization (the act of anaesthetizing) |
| anestesiar {v} | :: to anesthetize |
| anestesicamente {adv} [medicine] | :: anesthetically (in an anesthetic manner) |
| anestésico {m} /ˌa.nes.ˈtɛ.zi.ku/ | :: [pharmacology] anaesthetic (drug causing the reduction of pain sensitivity) |
| anestésico {adj} | :: [pharmacology] anaesthetic (causing or relating to the reduction of pain sensitivity) |
| anestésico {adj} | :: [figurative] apathetic (not showing deep emotion) |
| anestesiologia {f} [medicine] | :: anaesthesiology (the science of administering anaesthetics) |
| anestesiológico {adj} [medicine] | :: anesthesiological (relating to anesthesiology) |
| anestesista {mf} | :: anesthesiologist; anesthetist (physician specializing in anesthesiology) |
| anestético {m} | :: alternative form of anestésico |
| anestético {adj} | :: alternative form of anestésico |
| anestro {m} | :: anestrus (sexual respite in between breeding periods) |
| anético {adj} | :: unethical (not morally approvable) |
| aneto {m} | :: dill (herb of the species Anethum graveolens) |
| anetodermia {f} [pathology, dermatology] | :: anetoderma (form of atrophoderma in which the skin becomes wrinkled) |
| anetol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: anethole (aromatic compound found in anise) |
| aneugénico {adj} [European orthography, genetics] | :: aneugenic (that induces aneuploidy) |
| aneugênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of aneugénico |
| aneuploide {adj} [genetics] | :: aneuploid |
| aneuploidia {f} [genetics] | :: aneuploidy (the condition of being aneuploid) |
| aneural {adj} | :: aneural (not neural) |
| aneurisma {m} | :: aneurism |
| aneurismático {adj} [medicine] | :: aneurysmatic (of, pertaining to, or causing aneurysms) |
| anexação {f} | :: annexation (addition or incorporation of something) |
| anexador {m} | :: annexer (one who annexes) |
| anexador {adj} | :: annexing (that annexes) |
| anexar {vt} [computing] | :: to annex, attach |
| anexável {adj} | :: annexable (able to be annexed) |
| anexim {m} | :: adage; saying; proverb; maxim |
| anexina {f} [protein] | :: annexin (cellular protein found in eukaryotic organisms) |
| anexionismo {m} [geopolitics] | :: annexationism (tendency to annex territories) |
| anexionista {adj} [geopolitics] | :: annexationistic (pertaining to annexationism) |
| anexionista {mf} [geopolitics] | :: annexationist (advocate of annexation of territories) |
| anexo {adj} [computing] /ɐ.ˈnɛ.ksu/ | :: attached (file sent along with an email) |
| anexo {m} [computing] | :: attachment (file sent along with an email) |
| anexo {m} | :: annex (addition or extension to a building) |
| anfenicol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amphenicol (any of a class of antibiotic related to chloramphenicol) |
| anfetamina {f} | :: amphetamine |
| anfetamínico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: amphetaminic (relating to or containing an amphetamine) |
| anfetaminismo {m} [medicine] | :: amphetaminism (behaviour caused by taking amphetamines) |
| anfi- {prefix} | :: amphi- (both) |
| anfiartrodial {adj} [anatomy] | :: amphiarthrodial (characterised by amphiarthrosis) |
| anfiartrose {f} [anatomy] | :: amphiarthrosis (movable joint in which the surfaces of bones are connected by ligaments or cartilage) |
| anfibiamente {adv} | :: amphibiously (in an amphibious manner) |
| anfíbio {adj} | :: amphibious |
| anfíbio {m} | :: amphibian |
| anfibiótico {adj} [ichthyology, of a fish species] | :: able to live in saltwater and freshwater |
| anfibiótico {adj} [entomology, of an insect species] | :: amphibiotic (that initially live in water but live on land as adults) |
| anfíbola {f} [mineral] | :: amphibole |
| anfíbole {f} | :: alternative form of anfíbola |
| anfibolia {f} [rhetoric] | :: amphibologia (ambiguity of grammatical structure) |
| anfibólico {adj} [grammar] | :: amphibolic (pertaining to or exhibiting amphiboly) |
| anfibólico {adj} [geology] | :: amphibolic (resembling or containing amphibole) |
| anfibólio {m} [Brazil, mineral] | :: alternative form of anfíbola |
| anfibolita {f} [rock] | :: amphibolite (metamorphic rock composed mainly of amphibole) |
| anfibolítico {adj} [geology] | :: amphibolitic (pertaining to or composed of amphibolite) |
| anfíbolo {m} | :: alternative form of anfíbola |
| anfibologia {f} [rhetoric] | :: amphibologia (ambiguity of grammatical structure) |
| anfibologicamente {adv} [rhetoric] | :: amphibologically (in an amphibological manner) |
| anfibológico {adj} [rhetoric] | :: amphibological (grammatically ambiguous) |
| anfíbraco {adj} [poetry] | :: amphibrachic (consisting of amphibrachs) |
| anfíbraco {m} [poetry, prosody] | :: amphibrach (metrical foot of three syllables) |
| anfibráquico {adj} [poetry] | :: amphibrachic (consisting of amphibrachs) |
| anficarpia {f} [botany] | :: amphicarpy (production by a plant of only some diaspores beneath the soil) |
| anficélico {adj} [anatomy, of vertebrae] | :: amphicoelous (having both ends concave) |
| anfictião {m} [historical] | :: amphictyon (deputee from the confederated states of Ancient Greece) |
| anfictionia {f} [religion, historical] | :: amphictyony (a meeting, or cooperation in general, between religious leaders) |
| anfictiónico {adj} [European orthography, Ancient Greece] | :: amphictyonic (relating to the Amphictyons) |
| anfictiónico {adj} [European orthography, historical] | :: relating to the leaders of former Spanish colonies in the Americas |
| anfictiônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anfictiónico |
| anfídio {m} [nematology] | :: amphid (chemosensory organ positioned laterally on the head of nematodes) |
| anfidiploide {m} [genetics] | :: amphidiploid (organism having a diploid set of chromosomes from each of its parents) |
| anfidiplóide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of anfidiploide |
| anfídromo {adj} [ichthyology, of a migratory fish] | :: amphidromous (that travels between fresh and salt water, but not to breed) |
| anfiestomático {adj} [botany, of a leaf] | :: amphistomatic (having stomata on both sides) |
| anfifilicidade {f} [biochemistry] | :: amphiphilicity (the condition of being amphiphilic) |
| anfifílico {adj} [chemistry, of a molecule] | :: amphiphilic (having both hydrophilic and hydrophobic (or lipophilic) groups) |
| anfifílico {adj} [biochemistry, of a protein, especially an alpha helix] | :: amphiphilic (having one surface consisting of hydrophilic amino acids and the opposite surface consisting of hydrophobic (or lipophilic) ones) |
| anfifisina {f} [protein] | :: amphiphysin (any of a class of proteins associated with the cytoplasmic surface of synaptic vesicles) |
| anfigonia {f} [dated, biology] | :: amphigony (sexual reproduction) |
| anfigónico {adj} [European orthography, biology, dated] | :: amphigonic (relating to or involving sexual reproduction) |
| anfigônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anfigónico |
| anfimítico {adj} [biology] | :: amphimictic (relating to amphimixis) |
| anfimixia {f} [biology] | :: amphimixis (sexual reproduction) |
| anfioxo {m} | :: lancelet; amphioxus (any of the primitive marine animals of subphylum Cephalochordata) |
| anfipático {adj} [chemistry, of a molecule] | :: amphipathic (having both hydrophobic and hydrophilic groups) |
| anfipático {adj} [biochemistry, of an alpha helix] | :: amphipathic (having one surface with hydrophilic amino acids and the opposite surface with hydrophobic or lipophilic aminoacids) |
| anfiploidia {f} [genetics] | :: amphiploidy (the condition of being amphiploid) |
| anfípode {m} | :: amphipod (any of order Amphipoda of small, shrimp-like crustaceans) |
| anfiprostilo {adj} | :: alternative form of anfipróstilo |
| anfipróstilo {adj} [architecture] | :: amphiprostyle (having columns at either end but not along the sides) |
| anfiprótico {adj} [chemistry] | :: amphiprotic (able to donate and accept a proton) |
| anfirregulina {f} [protein] | :: amphiregulin (a particular autocrine growth factor) |
| anfisbena {f} [Ancient Greek mythology] | :: amphisbaena (mythical serpent having a head at each end of its body) |
| anfisbena {f} | :: amphisbaena (any of the genus Amphisbaena of legless lizards) |
| anfíscios {mp} [rare] | :: amphiscians (people who live in the tropics) |
| anfistomático {adj} | :: alternative form of anfiestomático |
| anfiteatral {adj} | :: amphitheatric (pertaining to, exhibited in or resembling an amphitheatre) |
| anfiteátrico {adj} | :: amphitheatric (pertaining to, exhibited in or resembling an amphitheatre) |
| anfiteatro {m} | :: amphitheatre (an open, outdoor theatre) |
| anfitriã {f} | :: feminine noun of anfitrião |
| anfitrião {m} | :: host (one who receives or entertains a guest) |
| anfitrião {m} [computing, Internet] | :: host (server in a network) |
| anfitrioa {f} | :: feminine noun of anfitrião |
| anfitríquio {adj} [microbiology, of bacteria] | :: amphitrichous (having a single flagellum on each of two opposite ends) |
| Anfitrite {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Amphitrite (Greek goddess) |
| anfítropo {adj} [botany] | :: amphitropal (having the ovule inverted, but with the attachment near the middle of one side) |
| anfolito {m} | :: alternative form of anfólito |
| anfólito {m} [chemistry] | :: ampholyte (amphoteric electrolyte) |
| ânfora {f} /ˈɐ̃.fu.ɾɐ/ | :: amphora (a two handled jar with a narrow neck) |
| anfórico {adj} [medicine] | :: amphoric (produced by or indicating a hollow cavity in the lungs) |
| anfórico {adj} [archaeology] | :: amphoral (pertaining to amphorae) |
| anfotericina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amphotericin (any of a group of amphoteric antibiotic and antifungal agents) |
| anfotérico {adj} [chemistry] | :: amphoteric (having the characteristics of both an acid and a base) |
| anfoterina {f} [protein] | :: amphoterin (the nonhistone chromosomal protein HMG-1) |
| anfoterismo {m} [chemistry] | :: amphoterism (the property of being amphoteric) |
| anfótero {adj} [chemistry] | :: amphoteric (having the characteristics of both an acid and a base) |
| anfotrópico {adj} [microbiology] | :: amphotropic (that infects a wide range of hosts) |
| anfractuosidade {f} | :: crevice |
| anfratuosidade {f} | :: alternative form of anfractuosidade |
| Angara {prop} {m} | :: Angara (river) |
| angaria {f} | :: angary (right to seize property during war) |
| angariando {v} | :: gerund of angariar |
| angariar {vt} | :: to entice |
| angariar {vt} | :: to attract, to raise |
| Angatuba {prop} | :: Angatuba (municipality) |
| Ângela {prop} {f} /ˈɐ̃.ʒe.lɐ/ | :: given name |
| Angelândia {prop} | :: Angelândia (municipality) |
| angeleno {m} | :: Angeleno (person from Los Angeles) |
| angélica {f} | :: angelica (any plant of the genus Angelica) |
| Angélica {prop} {f} /ɐ̃.ˈʒɛ.li.kɐ/ | :: given name |
| angelical {adj} | :: angelic (belonging to, proceeding from, or resembling an angel) |
| angelicalidade {f} | :: alternative form of angelicidade |
| angelicalmente {adv} | :: alternative form of angelicamente |
| angelicamente {adv} | :: angelically (in an angelic manner) |
| angelicidade {f} | :: angelicalness (the state or quality of being angelical) |
| angelicina {f} [organic compound] | :: angelicin (a tricyclic heterocycle) |
| angélico {adj} /ɐ̃.ˈʒɛ.lɨ.ku/ | :: angelic (belonging to, proceeding from, or resembling an angel) |
| angelidade {f} | :: alternative form of angelicidade |
| angelim {m} /ˌɐ̃.ʒe.ˈlĩ/ | :: the common name of several trees in the genera Andira, Bowdichia, Vatairea, and Vataireopsis |
| Angelina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Angelina {prop} {f} | :: Angelina (municipality) |
| Angélina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Ángelina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| angelizar {vt} | :: to angelize (to render angelic) |
| Ângelo {prop} {m} /ˈɐ̃.ʒe.lu/ | :: given name |
| angelofania {f} [religion] | :: angelophany (appearance of an angel to a person) |
| Angeloff {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| angelolatria {f} [religion] | :: angelolatry (worship of angels) |
| angelologia {f} [religion] | :: angelology (the study of angels) |
| angelólogo {m} [religion] | :: angelologist (person involved in angelology) |
| angelônia {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: angelonia (any of the genus Angelonia of South American flowering plants) |
| Angelov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| ângelus {m} [Christianity] | :: Angelus (devotion in memory of the Incarnation) |
| Angerapp {prop} {m} | :: Angerapp (river) |
| Angers {prop} {f} | :: Angers (city) |
| angevino {adj} | :: Angevin (pertaining to Anjou) |
| angevino {m} | :: Angevin (native of Anjou) |
| Angical {prop} | :: Angical (municipality) |
| angiite {f} [pathology] | :: angiitis (inflamed blood or lymph vessels) |
| angina {f} [pathology] | :: angina (infection of the throat) |
| angina de peito {f} [cardiology, disease] | :: angina pectoris (intermittent chest pain) |
| angina do peito {f} | :: alternative form of angina de peito |
| anginal {adj} [pathonology] | :: anginal (relating to angina) |
| anginoso {adj} [pathology] | :: anginal (relating to or afflicted with angina) |
| angio- {prefix} [anatomy, medicine] | :: angio- (relating to blood vessels or lymph vessels) |
| angioarquitetura {f} [anatomy] | :: angioarchitecture (structure of blood vessels supporting an organ) |
| angioblástico {adj} [embryology] | :: angioblastic (relating to angioblasts) |
| angioblasto {m} [cytology, embryology] | :: angioblast (cell that differentiates into blood cells and endothelium within an embryo) |
| angioblastoma {m} [pathology] | :: angioblastoma (ill-defined dull red macule) |
| angiocardiografia {f} [medicine] | :: angiocardiography (radiographic examination using a liquid contrast agent) |
| angiocardiográfico {adj} [medicine] | :: angiocardiographic (relating to angiocardiography) |
| angioceratoma {m} [medicine] | :: angiokeratoma (benign lesion of capilaries) |
| angiodisplasia {f} [medicine, teratology] | :: angiodysplasia (vascular malformation of the gut) |
| angioedema {m} [pathology] | :: angioedema (swelling of the lower layers of the skin or of other tissues) |
| angioendoteliomatose {f} [pathology] | :: angioendotheliomatosis (condition characterized by a dense proliferation of small capillaries) |
| angiofibroma {m} [pathology] | :: angiofibroma (benign neoplasm that affects fibrous tissue) |
| angiogénese {f} [European orthography, medicine] | :: angiogenesis (the formation and development of new blood vessels) |
| angiogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of angiogénese |
| angiogénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: angiogenic (of or relating to the development of new blood vessels) |
| angiogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of angiogénico |
| angiogenina {f} [biochemistry] | :: angiogenin (polypeptide implicated in angiogenesis) |
| angiografia {f} [medicine] | :: angiogram (X-ray image of the blood vessels) |
| angiograficamente {adv} [medicine] | :: angiographically (by the use of angiography) |
| angiográfico {adj} [medicine] | :: angiographic (relating to angiography) |
| angiografista {mf} [medicine] | :: angiographer (expert in angiography) |
| angiograma {m} [medicine] | :: angiogram (X-ray image of the blood vessels) |
| angioide {adj} [pathology] | :: angioid (resembling a blood vessel) |
| angióide {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of angioide |
| angioleiomioma {m} [pathology] | :: angioleiomyoma (vascular leiomyoma of the skin) |
| angiolipoma {f} [pathology] | :: angiolipoma (a subcutaneous nodule with vascular structure) |
| angiologia {f} [anatomy] | :: angiology (the study of blood vessels) |
| angioma {m} [pathology] | :: angioma (benign tumour consisting of small blood vessels) |
| angiomatose {f} [pathology] | :: angiomatosis (condition presenting with little knots of capillaries) |
| angiomatoso {adj} [pathology] | :: angiomatous (relating to an angioma) |
| angiomiolipoma {m} [pathology] | :: angiomyolipoma (a common benign tumour of the kidney) |
| angiomixoma {m} [pathology] | :: angiomyxoma (myxomatous tumor involving the blood vessels) |
| angioneurose {f} [pathology] | :: angioneurosis (any disorder of the vasomotor system) |
| angioneurótico {adj} [pathology] | :: angioneurotic (pertaining to, or affecting blood vessels and nerves) |
| angiopatia {f} [pathology] | :: angiopathy (any disease of the blood vessels) |
| angiopático {adj} [pathology] | :: angiopathic (pertaining to angiopathy) |
| angioplastia {f} [surgery] | :: angioplasty (widening of a blood vessel) |
| angiopoietina {f} [biochemistry] | :: angiopoietin (protein growth factor that promotes angiogenesis) |
| angioqueratoma {m} | :: alternative form of angioceratoma |
| angioscopia {f} [medicine] | :: angioscopy (technique for visualising the interior of blood vessels) |
| angioscópico {adj} [medicine] | :: angioscopic (relating to angioscopy) |
| angioscópio {m} [medicine] | :: angioscope (instrument for examining capillary vessels) |
| angiosperma {f} [botany] /ˌɐ̃ʒjoʃˈpɛɾmɐ/ | :: angiosperm (member of plant group) |
| angiosperma {adj} | :: angiosperm |
| angiossarcoma {m} [pathology] | :: angiosarcoma (any malignant tumour of vascular tissue) |
| angiostático {adj} [medicine] | :: angiostatic (that inhibits angiogenesis) |
| angiostatina {f} [protein] | :: angiostatin (protein that inhibits angiogenesis) |
| angiotensina {f} [hormone] | :: angiotensin (polypeptides that narrow blood vessels) |
| angiotensinase {f} [enzyme] | :: angiotensinase (any peptidase that hydrolyzes angiotensin) |
| angiotensinogénio {m} [European orthography, biochemistry] | :: angiotensinogen (a globulin produced by the liver) |
| angiotensinogênio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of angiotensinogénio |
| angiotribo {m} [medicine, dated] | :: angiotribe (instrument for controlling hemorrhages) |
| Angkor Vat {prop} {m} | :: Angkor Vat (temple complex) |
| Angkor Wat {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Angkor Vat |
| Anglesey {prop} {f} | :: Anglesey (island/and/traditional county) |
| anglesita {f} [mineral] | :: anglesite |
| anglesite {f} | :: alternative form of anglesita |
| Ânglia {prop} {f} | :: Ânglia (historical region) |
| Ânglia Oriental {prop} {f} | :: Ânglia Oriental (area) |
| Ânglia Oriental {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Ânglia Oriental (kingdom) |
| anglicanismo {m} | :: Anglicanism |
| anglicanização {f} [religion] | :: Anglicanization (conversion to Anglicanism) |
| anglicano {adj} /ˌɐ̃ɡliˈkɐnu/ | :: Anglican (relating to one of several churches) |
| anglicano {m} | :: Anglican (member of an Anglican church) |
| anglicidade {f} | :: Englishness (the quality of being English) |
| anglicismo {m} /ˌɐ̃ɡlɨˈsiʃmu/ | :: anglicism (a word of English origin) |
| anglicismo {m} [uncountable] | :: anglicism (cultural aspect) |
| anglicista {mf} | :: Anglicist (expert on English studies) |
| anglicização {f} [sociology] | :: anglicisation (Processo de tornar Inglês) |
| anglicizando {v} | :: gerund of anglicizar |
| anglicizar {vt} | :: to anglicize |
| ânglico {adj} | :: English (of or pertaining to England or the English people) |
| ânglico {adj} | :: English (of or pertaining to the English language) |
| anglo- {prefix} | :: Anglo- (relating to England or the United Kingdom) |
| anglo- {prefix} | :: Anglo- (relating to the English language) |
| anglo {adj} /ˈɐ̃.ɡlʊ/ | :: Related to the Angles or the English |
| anglo {m} | :: Angle [a member of the ancient Germanic tribe] |
| anglo {m} | :: an Englishman |
| anglo-americano {adj} | :: Anglo-American (of relating to England and USA) |
| anglo-catolicismo {m} [Christianity] | :: Anglo-Catholicism (Anglicanism focusing on its Catholic heritage) |
| anglo-católico {m} [Christianity] | :: Anglo-Catholic (member of the Anglican Church with Catholic traditions) |
| anglocêntrico {adj} | :: Anglocentric (focused on England) |
| anglocentrismo {m} [sociology] | :: Anglocentrism (the practice of viewing the world from an English or Anglo-American perspective) |
| anglófila {f} | :: female equivalent of anglófilo |
| anglofilia {f} | :: Anglophilia (the love of the country, culture or people of England) |
| anglófilo {adj} | :: Anglophilic (loving the country, culture or people of England) |
| anglófilo {m} | :: Anglophile (person who loves or admires the country, culture or people of England) |
| anglófoba {f} | :: feminine noun of anglófobo |
| anglofobia {f} | :: Anglophobia (hatred or fear of England or anything English) |
| anglofóbico {adj} | :: Anglophobic |
| anglofóbico {m} | :: Anglophobe (person who hates or fears England, its people or anything English) |
| anglófobo {adj} | :: Anglophobic |
| anglófobo {m} | :: Anglophobe (person who hates or fears England, its people or anything English) |
| anglófono {adj} | :: Anglophone (English-speaking) |
| anglófono {m} | :: Anglophone (one who speaks English) |
| anglo-frisão {m} [linguistics] | :: Anglo-Frisian (language group including Frisian and English) |
| anglo-indiano {adj} | :: Anglo-Indian (of, relating to, or between Britain and India) |
| anglo-indiano {m} | :: Anglo-Indian (person from the Anglo-Indian community) |
| anglomania {f} | :: Anglomania (exaggerated enthusiasm for anything English) |
| anglomaníaco {m} | :: Anglomaniac (one affected with Anglomania) |
| anglo-normando {m} [uncountable] /ˌɐ̃.ɡlo.noʁ.ˈmɐ̃.du/ | :: Anglo-Norman |
| anglo-romani {m} | :: Angloromani (a mixed language with an English-based grammar and Romani-based lexicon) |
| anglo-saxão {adj} | :: Anglo-Saxon (related to the Anglo-Saxon peoples or language) |
| anglo-saxão {m} | :: Anglo-Saxon (member of the Germanic peoples who settled in England) |
| anglo-saxão {m} [uncountable] | :: Anglo-Saxon; Old English (language) |
| anglo-saxónico {adj} [European orthography, historical] | :: Anglo-Saxon (related to the Anglo-Saxon peoples or language) |
| anglo-saxónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: Anglo-Saxon (relating to the British people and British-based culture) |
| anglo-saxónico {m} [European orthography] | :: Anglo-Saxon; Old English (language) |
| anglo-saxônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anglo-saxónico |
| anglo-saxônico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anglo-saxónico |
| anglo-saxonismo {m} | :: Anglo-Saxonism (Anglo-Saxon culture) |
| anglosfera {f} | :: Anglosphere (the English-speaking countries) |
| angola {adj} | :: Angolan (of, from or pertaining to Angola or its people) |
| angola {mf} | :: Angolan (person from Angola or of Angolan descent) |
| Angola {prop} {f} /ɐ̃.ˈɡɔ.lɐ/ | :: Angola (country) |
| angolanidade {f} | :: Angolanness (the quality of being Angolan) |
| angolano {adj} | :: Angolan (of, from or pertaining to Angola or its people) |
| angolano {m} | :: Angolan (person from Angola or of Angolan descent) |
| angolar {m} | :: angolar (currency of Angola between 1926 and 1958) |
| angolar {m} [uncountable] | :: Angolar (Portuguese-based creole spoken in São Tomé and Príncipe) |
| angolense {adj} | :: Angolan (of, from or pertaining to Angola or its people) |
| angolense {mf} | :: Angolan (person from Angola or of Angolan descent) |
| Angora {prop} {f} | :: obsolete form of Ancara |
| angorá {m} | :: Turkish Angora (a domestic cat breed) |
| angostura {f} | :: alternative form of angustura |
| Angostura {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Angustura |
| Angoumois {prop} {m} | :: Angoumois (former county/and/province) |
| angra {f} [nautical] | :: roadstead (a partly-sheltered anchorage outside a harbour) |
| Angra do Heroísmo {prop} {f} /ˈɐ̃ɡɾɐ du eɾuˈiʒmu/ | :: Angra do Heroísmo (city/and/municipality) |
| Angra dos Reis {prop} | :: Angra dos Reis (municipality) |
| Angry Young Man {m} [literature] | :: Angry Young Man (any of a group of British playwrights and novelists who rose to prominence in the 1950s) |
| angstrom {m} [physics] | :: angstrom (a very small unit of length, 10-10 m) |
| Anguera {prop} | :: Anguera (municipality) |
| anguídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anguid (any member of the Anguidae) |
| anguiforme {adj} | :: anguiform; serpentine (having the form of a snake) |
| Anguila {prop} {f} /ɐ̃.ˈɡi.lɐ/ | :: Anguila (island/and/overseas territory) |
| Anguilha {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Anguila |
| anguiliforme {adj} | :: anguilliform (shaped like an eel) |
| Anguilla {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Anguila |
| anguillano {m} | :: Anguillan (person from Anguilla) |
| anguípede {adj} | :: anguiped (having serpents in place of legs) |
| anguípede {m} | :: anguiped (mythological creature that had serpents in place of legs) |
| angulação {f} | :: angulation (the formation of angles) |
| angulaperturado {adj} | :: alternative form of anguloaperturado |
| angular {adj} [geometry] /ɐ̃.ɡu.ˈlaɾ/ | :: angular (of or relating to angles) |
| angular {adj} | :: angular (forming an angle) |
| angular {v} /ɐ̃.ɡu.ˈla(ɾ)/ | :: to bend so it forms an angle |
| angularidade {f} | :: angularity (the property or characteristic of possessing angles) |
| angularização {f} | :: angulation (the formation of angles) |
| angularmente {adv} | :: angularly (in an angular manner) |
| -ângulo {suffix} [geometry] | :: -angle; -angular (having the given number angles) |
| -ângulo {suffix} [geometry] | :: -angle (shape with the given number of internal angles) |
| ângulo {m} [geometry] /ˈɐ̃.ɡu.lu/ | :: angle (figure formed by two rays which start from a common point) |
| ângulo {m} | :: corner (space in the angle between converging lines or walls which meet in a point) |
| Ângulo {prop} /ˈɐ̃.ɡu.lu/ | :: Ângulo (town/and/municipality) |
| anguloaperturado {adj} [palynology] | :: angulaperturate (having apertures at the corners of an angular amb) |
| ângulo reto {m} [geometry] | :: right angle |
| anguloso {adj} /ˌɐ̃.ɡu.ˈlo.zu/ | :: full of angles or sharp corners |
| angústia {f} /ɐ̃.ˈɡuʃ.tjɐ/ | :: anguish, torment |
| angústia {f} | :: distress |
| angustiadamente {adv} | :: anguishedly (in an anguished manner) |
| angustiar {vt} | :: to distress (cause strain or anxiety) |
| angustiar {vip} | :: to anguish |
| angustiosidade {f} | :: angstiness (the quality of being angsty) |
| angustioso {adj} | :: angst-ridden (dominated or plagued by angst) |
| angustura {f} | :: defile (narrow passage between mountains) |
| angustura {f} | :: angostura (type of bitters) |
| angustura {f} | :: angostura (Angostura trifoliata, a South American tree) |
| Angustura {prop} {f} | :: Angustura (city) |
| anhalonina {f} [organic compound] | :: anhalonine (an alkaloid isolated from Lophophora williamsii) |
| anhanguerídeo {m} [palaeontology] | :: anhanguerid (any member of the Anhangueridae) |
| anhara {f} [Angola] | :: savanna (tropical grassland with scattered trees) |
| Anhembi {prop} | :: Anhembi (municipality) |
| anhimídeo {m} | :: screamer; anhimid (any bird of the family Anhimidae) |
| anhinga {f} | :: anhinga (Anhinga anhinga, a bird of the Americas) |
| anho {m} /ˈɐ.ɲu/ | :: lamb (young sheep) |
| Anhui {prop} {f} | :: Anhui (province) |
| anhuma {f} | :: kamichi; horned screamer; anhima (Anhima cornuta, a bird of South America) |
| Anhumas {prop} | :: Anhumas (municipality) |
| Ani {prop} {f} | :: Ani (ruined mediaeval city) |
| aniagem {f} | :: burlap (strong, coarse cloth used to make sacks) |
| anião {m} | :: anion |
| Aníbal {prop} {m} /ɐ.ˈni.baw/ | :: given name |
| Aníbal {prop} {m} | :: Hannibal (Carthaginian general during the Second Punic War) |
| Aniceto {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Anicetus (a guardian god of Mount Olympus) |
| anicónico {adj} [European orthography, religion, art] | :: aniconic (not having or involving icons) |
| anicônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anicónico |
| aniconismo {m} [religion] | :: aniconism (conviction that artists should not depict religious figures) |
| anictérico {adj} [medicine] | :: anicteric (without jaundice) |
| anidrase {f} [enzyme] | :: anhydrase (enzyme that catalyzes the removal of water) |
| anídrico {adj} | :: anhydrous |
| anidrido {m} [chemistry] | :: anhydride |
| anidrita {f} [mineral] | :: anhydrite (saline evaporite) |
| anidrite {f} | :: alternative form of anidrita |
| anidrito {m} | :: alternative form of anidrita |
| anidro {adj} | :: anhydrous (having no water) |
| anidrobiose {f} [ecology] | :: anhydrobiosis (form of cryptobiosis) |
| anidrose {f} [medicine] | :: anhidrosis (reduced ability or inability to sweat) |
| anidrotetraciclina {f} [biochemistry] | :: anhydrotetracycline (a derivative of tetracycline) |
| anidrótico {adj} [pathology] | :: anhidrotic (lacking the ability to sweat) |
| anidulafungina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anidulafungin (an antifungal drug) |
| anil {m} /ɐ.ˈniɫ/ | :: indigo (colour) |
| anilazina {f} | :: alternative form of anilazine |
| anilazine {m} [agriculture] | :: anilazine (pesticide used on crops) |
| anileira {f} | :: indigo; anil (shrub from which indigo dye is obtained) |
| anileiro {m} | :: alternative form of anileira |
| anileridina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anileridine (a narcotic painkiller) |
| anilha {f} | :: ring (bird band) |
| anilida {f} [organic chemistry] | :: anilide (amide of aniline) |
| anilina {f} /a.ni.ˈli.na/ | :: aniline |
| anilingus {m} | :: anilingus (form of oral sex) |
| anilínio {m} [organic chemistry] | :: anilinium (cation formed by protonating the amino group of aniline) |
| anima {f} [Jungian psychology] /ˈɐ.ni.mɐ/ | :: anima (unconscious feminine aspect of a male) |
| anima {f} | :: anima (soul or inner self of a person) |
| ánima {f} | :: alternative spelling of anima |
| ânima {f} | :: alternative spelling of anima |
| animação {f} | :: animation |
| animacidade {f} [linguistics] | :: animacy (quality of being animate) |
| animadamente {adv} | :: animatedly (in an animated manner) |
| animado {adj} [comparable] /ɐ.ni.ˈma.ðu/ | :: cheerful; joyful; vivacious (noticeably happy and optimistic) |
| animado {adj} [comparable] | :: lively; vigorous (endowed with life) |
| animado {adj} [not comparable, animation] | :: animated (in the format of an animated cartoon) |
| animador {adj} | :: heart-warming (eliciting tenderness and sympathy) |
| animador {m} | :: animator (one who animates something) |
| animador {m} | :: animator (one who creates an animation) |
| animadversão {f} | :: animadversion; criticism (a critical remark) |
| animadvertir {v} | :: to animadvert; to criticise; to censure |
| animal {adj} [biology] /ɐ.ni.ˈmaɫ/ | :: animal (relating to animals) |
| animal {adj} [Brazil, slang] | :: cool; awesome |
| animal {m} [biology] | :: animal (any member of the kingdom Animalia) |
| animal {m} [non-scientific usage] | :: animal (an animal other than a human, especially a vertebrate) |
| animal {m} [colloquial] | :: twat; idiot; moron |
| animal {m} [colloquial] | :: beast (a cruel person) |
| animalculismo {m} [biology, historical] | :: animalculism (the theory that the spermatozoon contains the whole of the embryo) |
| animalculista {mf} [biology, historical] | :: animalculist (believer in the theory of animalculism) |
| animálculo {m} [zoology] | :: animalcule (any microscopic animal) |
| animal de estimação {m} | :: pet (an animal kept as a companion) |
| animalesco {adj} | :: animal-like; animalesque (resembling an animal) |
| animalidade {f} | :: animalhood (the state of being an animal) |
| animalismo {m} | :: animalhood (the state of being an animal) |
| animalista {mf} [art] | :: animalist (painter or sculptor whose primary subject is animals) |
| animalização {f} | :: animalization (the act of endowing with animal properties) |
| animalização {f} [physiology] | :: animalization (conversion into animal matter by the process of assimilation) |
| animalizar {vt} | :: to turn into food for animals |
| animalizar {vt} | :: to turn into an animal |
| animalizar {vp} | :: to become an animal |
| animalmente {adv} | :: animally (in animal manner) |
| anima mundi {f} [religion, philosophy] | :: anima mundi; world soul (single, unifying spirit present in every living being) |
| animar {vt} /ɐ.ni.ˈmaɾ/ | :: to cheer someone up (to make someone stop being sad) |
| animar {vp} | :: to cheer up (to stop being sad) |
| animar {vt} | :: to inspire; to enliven |
| animar {vt} [art] | :: to animate (to give the appearance of motion to) |
| animar {vt} [emergency medicine] | :: to resuscitate (to restore conscience to) |
| animar {m} | :: eye dialect of animal |
| animatismo {m} [anthropology] | :: animatism (belief that everything is pervaded with a life-force) |
| animatrônica {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: animatronics (form of robotics used to create robots that produce preset moves) |
| animatrónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: animatronic (that works by animatronics) |
| animatrônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of animatrónico |
| animável {adj} | :: animable (capable of being given life) |
| animável {adj} [art] | :: animatable (capable of being animated) |
| anime {m} [Brazil] /a.ˈni.mi/ | :: anime (Japanese animation) |
| animé {m} | :: alternative form of animê |
| animê {m} [Brazil] /ˌa.ni.ˈme/ | :: anime (Japanese animation) |
| animismo {m} [anthropology, religion] | :: animism (belief that spirits inhabit natural objects) |
| animista {mf} | :: animist (believer in animism) |
| animisticamente {adv} [anthropology] | :: animistically (as pertains to animism) |
| animístico {adj} [anthropology] | :: animistic (of or pertaining to animism) |
| ânimo {m} /ˈɐ.ni.mu/ | :: life, vitality |
| ânimo {m} | :: soul, spirit |
| ânimo {m} | :: will, intention |
| animosidade {f} /ɐnimuziˈðaðɨ/ | :: animosity, rancour |
| animoso {adj} | :: animose (resolute and full of vigour) |
| animus {m} [Jungian psychology] | :: animus (the masculine aspect of the feminine psyche or personality) |
| aninhado {adj} /ɐ.ni.ˈɲa.ðu/ | :: nested (inside a nest) |
| aninhado {adj} [figurative] | :: inhabiting; residing in |
| aninhado {adj} [programming, of a code block] | :: nested (inside another code block) |
| aninhar {v} /ɐniˈɲaɾ/ | :: nest (to build or settle into a nest) |
| aninhar {v} | :: to nestle |
| aninhar {vr} | :: to crouch, to bend down |
| ânio {m} | :: alternative form of anião |
| aníon {m} | :: anion (negatively charged ion) |
| ânion {m} [physics, chemistry, Brazil] | :: anion |
| anionicamente {adv} [chemistry] | :: anionically (regarding anions) |
| aniónico {adj} [chemistry] | :: anionic |
| aniônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of aniónico |
| anionte {m} | :: anion (negatively charged ion) |
| aniquilação {f} | :: annihilation (the act of completely destroying something) |
| aniquilacionismo {m} [Christian theology] | :: annihilationism (doctrine that sinners are permanently destroyed) |
| aniquilacionista {mf} [Christian theology] | :: annihilationist (believer in annihilationism) |
| aniquilador {m} | :: annihilator (one who annihilates) |
| aniquilador {adj} | :: annihilating (who or which annihilates) |
| aniquilamento {m} | :: annihilation |
| aniquilando {v} | :: gerund of aniquilar |
| aniquilar {v} /ˌɐ.ni.ki.ˈlaɾ/ | :: to annihilate, benothing |
| aniquilativo {adj} [rare] | :: annihilative (serving to annihilate) |
| aniquilável {adj} | :: annihilable (able to be annihilated) |
| aniracetam {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aniracetam |
| aniridia {f} [teratology] | :: aniridia (absence of the iris) |
| anis {m} | :: anise (plant and spice) |
| anisaldeído {m} [organic compound] | :: anisaldehyde (an aromatic aldehyde) |
| anisaquíase {f} [parasitology] | :: anisakiasis (infection with Anisakis worms) |
| anisaquídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anisakid (any member of the Anisakidae) |
| aniseiconia {f} [neurology] | :: aniseikonia (condition where there is a significant difference in the perceived size of images) |
| anis-estrelado {m} | :: star anise (Illicium verum, a plant whose seeds are used as spice) |
| anisete {m} | :: anisette (French alcoholic liqueur flavoured with anise) |
| anísico {adj} | :: anisic (derived from anise) |
| anisidina {f} [organic compound] | :: anisidine (any of three isomeric forms of methoxyaniline) |
| anisindiona {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anisindione (a synthetic anticoagulant) |
| anismo {m} [pathology] | :: anismus (malfunction of the external anal sphincter) |
| anisocitose {f} [medicine] | :: anisocytosis (significant size variation of blood cells) |
| anisocoria {f} [pathology, ophthalmology] | :: anisocoria (unequal size of the pupils) |
| anisocórico {adj} [pathology, ophthalmology] | :: anisocoric (exhibiting anisocoria) |
| anisocromia {f} [pathology] | :: anisochromasia (non-uniform colouration of erythrocytes) |
| anisodáctilo {adj} [zoology] | :: anisodactylous (having three toes turned forward and one backward) |
| anisodiamétrico {adj} [chemistry] | :: anisodiametric (having unequal diameters) |
| anisofilia {f} [botany] | :: anisophylly (growth of pairs of different-sized leaves) |
| anisófilo {adj} [botany] | :: anisophyllous (having unequal leaves) |
| anisogamia {f} [cytology] | :: anisogamy (sexual reproduction involving the union or fusion of two dissimilar gametes) |
| anisol {m} [organic compound] | :: anisole (an aromatic ether) |
| anisomelia {f} [pathology] | :: anisomelia (inequality between paired limbs) |
| anisométrico {adj} | :: anisometric (not isometric) |
| anisometropia {f} [ophthalmology] | :: anisometropia (condition in which the eyes have different refractive power) |
| anisomicina {f} [medicine] | :: anisomycin (antibiotic produced by Streptomyces griseolus) |
| anisomórfico {adj} | :: anisomorphic (not isomorphic) |
| anisomorfismo {m} [linguistics, lexicography] | :: anisomorphism (differences between two languages) |
| anisossilábico {adj} [linguistics, poetry] | :: anisosyllabic (of meters with syllables of differing length) |
| anisossilabismo {m} [linguistics, poetry] | :: anisosyllabism (the use of anisosyllabic verse) |
| anisotérmico {adj} [thermodynamics] | :: anisothermal (not in thermal equilibrium) |
| anisotropia {f} | :: anisotropy (the property of being directionally dependent) |
| anisotropicamente {adv} [physics, mathematics] | :: anisotropically (in an anisotropic manner) |
| anisotrópico {adj} [physics, mathematics] | :: anisotropic (exhibiting anisotropy) |
| anisótropo {adj} [physics, mathematics] | :: anisotropic (exhibiting anisotropy) |
| anistia {f} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of amnistia |
| anistiar {v} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of amnistiar |
| anisto {adj} [biology] | :: anhistous (without definite structure) |
| anistoricamente {adv} | :: ahistorically (in an ahistorical way) |
| anistórico {adj} | :: ahistorical (lacking historical perspective) |
| anita {f} [mineral] | :: annite (phyllosilicate mineral related to biotite) |
| Anita {prop} {f} /ɐ.ˈni.tɐ/ | :: given name |
| Anita Garibaldi {prop} | :: Anita Garibaldi (municipality) |
| Anitápolis {prop} | :: Anitápolis (municipality) |
| aniversariante {mf} | :: birthday boy or girl (person whose birthday it is) |
| aniversariar {vi} | :: to have a birthday |
| aniversário {m} | :: anniversary, birthday |
| aniversário {adj} | :: anniversary |
| Anjer {prop} {f} | :: Anjer (town) |
| anjinho {m} | :: diminutive of anjo |
| anjinho {m} [figuratively] | :: cherub (innocent or angelic child) |
| anjo {m} /ˈɐ̃.ʒu/ | :: angel |
| anjo {m} [figuratively] | :: a very good person |
| anjo da guarda {m} | :: guardian angel (spirit) |
| anjo da morte {m} | :: angel of death (a personification of death) |
| anjo de neve {m} | :: snow angel (design) |
| Anjou {prop} {m} /ɐ̃.ˈʒu/ | :: Anjou (former county) |
| Anjouan {prop} {f} | :: Anjouan (island) |
| Anju {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Anjou |
| Anjuan {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Anjouan |
| Ankara {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Ancara |
| ankerita {f} [mineral] | :: ankerite (any of a group of mixed carbonate minerals) |
| ankh {m} | :: ankh (cross shaped like a T with a loop at the top) |
| Ankou {prop} {m} [Breton mythology] | :: Ankou (personification of death) |
| anlodipina {f} | :: alternative form of amlodipina |
| Anna {prop} {f} | :: given name; alternative spelling of Ana |
| Annaba {prop} {f} | :: Annaba (district) |
| Annaba {prop} {f} | :: Annaba (city) |
| annal {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of anal |
| annal {m} | :: obsolete spelling of anal |
| Annam {prop} {m} | :: Annam (historical name of Vietnam) |
| Annapolis {prop} {f} | :: Annapolis (city/state capital) |
| anno {m} | :: superseded spelling of ano |
| annus horribilis {m} [often, italicized] | :: annus horribilis (a horrible year) |
| annus mirabilis {m} | :: annus mirabilis (year with many fateful events) |
| -ano {suffix} /ˈɐ.nu/ | :: forms nouns, from a placename, denoting someone from that place; -an |
| -ano {suffix} | :: forms adjectives, from nouns, meaning “of, from or related to the suffixed noun”; -an |
| -ano {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from a placename, denoting the main or traditional language spoken in that place; -an |
| -ano {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from a person’s name, denoting someone who believes in the religion, philosophy or theory created by that person |
| -ano {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from the name of a star sign, denoting someone born under that star sign |
| -ano {suffix} [organic chemistry] | :: forms the names of saturated hydrocarbons |
| ano- {prefix} [anatomy, medicine] | :: ano- (pertaining to the anus) |
| ano {m} /ˈɐ.nu/ | :: year |
| anoa {mf} | :: anoa (a small Indonesian water buffalo) |
| ano anomalístico {m} [astronomy] | :: anomalistic year (time taken for the Earth to complete one revolution) |
| anobiídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anobiid (any member of the family Anobiidae of boring beetles) |
| ano bissexto {m} | :: leap year, bissextile year |
| ano-bom {m} | :: New Year (January 1 in the Julian and Gregorian calendar and the days following) |
| anococcígeo {adj} [anatomy] | :: anococcygeal (relating to the anus and coccyx) |
| anocracia {f} [politics] | :: anocracy (political system which is neither fully democratic nor fully autocratic) |
| anocrático {adj} [politics] | :: anocratic (characterised by a mixture of autocratic and democratic government) |
| anodal {adj} [physics] | :: anodic; anodal (relating to an anode) |
| anoderma {m} [anatomy] | :: anoderm (skin-live area in the anal canal) |
| anodicamente {adv} [physics] | :: anodically (in an anodic manner) |
| anódico {adj} | :: anodic |
| anodinia {f} [medicine] | :: anodynia (absence of pain) |
| anódino {adj} | :: anodyne |
| anodização {f} [physics] | :: anodization (the process of anodizing) |
| anodizado {adj} | :: anodized (having a surface layer of oxide formed by an electrolytic process) |
| anodizando {v} | :: gerund of anodizar |
| anodizar {v} | :: to anodize |
| anodo {m} [electricity] | :: anode (the electrode of an electrochemical cell at which oxidation occurs) |
| ânodo {m} [physics] | :: anode |
| anodonte {m} [zoology] | :: anodon (any of the genus Anodonta of freshwater bivalves) |
| anodontia {f} [teratology] | :: anodontia (congenital absence of teeth) |
| ano escolar {m} | :: school year (period during which students attend school) |
| anófele {m} [entomology] | :: anopheles (member of the Anopheles genus of mosquitos) |
| anofelina {f} [entomology] | :: anopheles (member of the Anopheles genus of mosquitos) |
| anofelino {adj} [entomology] | :: anopheline (pertaining to the anopheles mosquitoes) |
| anofelino {m} [entomology] | :: anopheles (member of the Anopheles genus of mosquitos) |
| anoftalmia {f} [teratology] | :: anophthalmia (the congenital absence of one or both eyes) |
| anogenital {adj} [anatomy] | :: anogenital (of or relating to the anus and genitals) |
| anoiquia {f} [cytology] | :: anoikis (cell death that occurs when a it becomes dislodged from its matrix) |
| à noite {adv} | :: at night |
| anoitecer {v} /ɐ.noj.tɨ.ˈseɾ/ | :: to darken (as night approaches) |
| anoitecer {m} | :: nightfall, evening |
| a noite é uma criança {phrase} | :: the night is young (it’s not very late) |
| à noite todo gato é pardo {proverb} | :: all cats are grey in the dark |
| anojado {adj} | :: mourning |
| anojado {adj} | :: sad |
| anólito {m} [physics] | :: anolyte (portion of an electrolyte near an anode) |
| ano-luz {m} /ɐ̃nʊˈlujs/ | :: light year |
| anomalamente {adv} | :: anomalously (in an anomalous manner) |
| anomalia {f} /ɐ.nɔ.mɐ.ˈli.ɐ/ | :: anomaly |
| anomalidade {f} | :: anomalism; anomalousness (the state or quality of being anomalous) |
| anomalismo {m} | :: anomalism (the state or quality of being anomalous) |
| anomalista {adj} [linguistics] | :: anomalistic (pertaining to linguistic anomalism) |
| anomalista {mf} [linguistics] | :: anomalist (advocate of anomalism) |
| anomalístico {adj} [astronomy] | :: anomalistic (pertaining to an astronomical anomaly) |
| anómalo {adj} [European orthography] /a.ˈno.ma.lu/ | :: anomalous (deviating from the normal) |
| anômalo {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anómalo |
| anomaloscópio {m} [ophthalmology] | :: anomaloscope (instrument used to test for color blindness) |
| anomérico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: anomeric (pertaining to anomers) |
| anómero {m} [European orthography, organic chemistry] | :: anomer (any diastereoisomer of a sugar) |
| anômero {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anómero |
| anomia {f} [sociology] | :: anomie (alienation or social instability) |
| anomia {f} [neurology] | :: anomia; nominal aphasia (difficulty recalling nouns) |
| anómico {adj} [European orthography, sociology] | :: anomic (socially disorganised, disoriented or alienated) |
| anômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anómico |
| anomuro {m} [zoology] | :: anomuran (any of the crustaceans in the infraorder Anomura) |
| anonáceo {adj} [botany] | :: annonaceous (pertaining to the Annonaceae family) |
| anonacina {f} | :: annonacin (an acetogenin found in some fruits) |
| anónima {f} | :: feminine noun of anónimo |
| anonimamente {adv} | :: anonymously, without a name |
| anonimato {m} /ɐnuniˈmatu/ | :: anonymity (the quality or state of being anonymous) |
| anonimização {f} | :: anonymization (the act of making anonymous) |
| anonimizador {m} [networking] | :: anonymizer (software that make a user’s Internet activity untraceable) |
| anonimizador {adj} | :: anonymizing (which renders anonymous) |
| anonimizar {vt} | :: to anonymise (to render anonymous) |
| anónimo {adj} [European orthography] | :: anonymous (wanting a name, not named and determined) |
| anónimo {adj} [European orthography] | :: anonymous (without any name (of responsible agent) acknowledged) |
| anónimo {adj} [European orthography] | :: anonymous (of unknown name; whose name is withheld) |
| anónimo {adj} [European orthography] | :: anonymous (lacking individuality) |
| anónimo {adj} [European orthography] | :: anonymous (without consideration of prestige, title, rank or background) |
| anónimo {m} [European orthography] | :: anonymity (that which is anonymous) |
| anônimo {adj} | :: alternative form of anónimo |
| anônimo {m} | :: alternative form of anónimo |
| ano novo {m} | :: See: pt ano novo |
| ano novo {m} | :: New Year's Day (holiday occurring on January 1st) |
| Ano Novo {prop} {m} | :: New Year's Day (January 1st) |
| ano novo chinês {m} | :: Chinese New Year (a Chinese holiday) |
| anonymizer {m} [networking] | :: anonymizer (software that make a user’s Internet activity untraceable) |
| anoperineal {adj} [anatomy] | :: anoperineal (relating to the anus and perineum) |
| anopistógrafo {adj} [paleography] | :: anopisthograph (written on one side only) |
| anoplotério {m} [zoology] | :: anoplotherium (any member of the extinct ungulate genus Anoplotherium) |
| anopluro {m} | :: anopluran (any louse of the suborder Anoplura) |
| ano que vem {m} | :: next year (the year after this one) |
| ano que vem {adv} | :: (in the) next year (during the year after this one) |
| anoraque {m} | :: anorak (heavy weatherproof jacket) |
| anorexia {f} | :: anorexia (anorexia nervosa) |
| anorexia nervosa {f} | :: anorexia nervosa (disorder characterised by self-starvation) |
| anorexiante {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anorexiant (medication that promotes a decrease in body weight) |
| anoréxico {adj} [psychology] | :: anorexic (pertaining to, or suffering from anorexia) |
| anoréxico {m} [psychology] | :: anorexic (person suffering from anorexia) |
| anoréxico {m} [derogatory] | :: anorexic (a scrawny person) |
| anorexigénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: anorexigenic (creating or inducing a state of anorexia) |
| anorexigênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anorexigénico |
| anorgasmia {f} [medicine] | :: anorgasmia (failure to achieve orgasm) |
| anorgásmico {adj} [medicine] | :: anorgasmic (unable to achieve orgasm) |
| anormal {adj} /ɐ.nɔɾ.ˈmaɫ/ | :: abnormal, unnatural |
| anormal {adj} | :: irregular |
| anormalidade {f} [uncountable] /ˌɐ.nɔɾ.ˌmɐ.li.ˈða.ðɯ/ | :: abnormality (the state of being abnormal) |
| anormalidade {f} | :: an abnormality |
| anormalizar {vt} | :: to abnormalize (to make abnormal) |
| anormalmente {adv} /ˌa.noɹ.maw.ˈmẽ.t͡ʃi/ | :: abnormally (in an abnormal manner) |
| anorquia {f} [teratology] | :: anorchia (condition where both testes are absent at birth) |
| anorquidia {f} | :: alternative form of anorquia |
| anorquídico {adj} [teratology] | :: anorchid (lacking testicles) |
| anorretal {adj} [anatomy] | :: anorectal (pertaining to the anus and the rectum) |
| anortita {f} [mineral] | :: anorthite (a variety of plagioclase feldspar) |
| anortoclase {f} [mineral] | :: anorthoclase (type of feldspar) |
| anortosita {f} [rock] | :: anorthosite (a phaneritic, intrusive igneous rock) |
| anortosítico {adj} [geology, mineralogy] | :: anorthositic (composed of anorthosite) |
| anoscopia {f} [medicine] | :: anoscopy (examination of the anal canal) |
| anoscópio {m} [medicine] | :: anoscope (the instrument used in anoscopy) |
| anos de chumbo {mp} | :: any of various periods during the Cold War (from 1968 to 1974 in Brazil) marked by confrontation between left-wing radicals and right-wing governments |
| anosidade {f} [poetic] | :: annosity (great length of life) |
| anosmia {f} [pathology] | :: anosmia (inability to smell) |
| anósmico {adj} [medicine] | :: anosmic (suffering from anosmia) |
| anosognosia {f} [neurology] | :: anosognosia (inability to recognise personal defects) |
| anosognósico {adj} [neurology] | :: anosognosic (pertaining to or suffering from anosognosia) |
| anostomídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anostomid (any member of the Anostomidae family of ray-finned fishes) |
| anotação {f} [countable] /ɐnutɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: notation (specific note or piece of information written in such a notation) |
| anotação {f} | :: annotation (comment added to a text) |
| anotador {m} /ɐ.nu.tɐ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: someone who writes down short notes, such as restaurant orders |
| anotadora {f} | :: feminine noun of anotador |
| anotadoras {f} | :: feminine noun of anotador |
| anotar {vt} /ɐ.nu.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to book (write down) |
| anotar {v} | :: to jot (to write quickly) |
| anotia {f} [teratology] | :: anotia (congenital absence of the outer ear) |
| anovaginal {adj} [anatomy] | :: anovaginal (relating to the anus and vagina) |
| anovulação {f} [gynecology] | :: anovulation (lack of ovulation) |
| anovulatório {adj} [gynecology] | :: anovulatory (characterised by a lack of ovulation) |
| anovulatório {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: a drug that causes anovulation |
| anoxemia {f} [medicine] | :: anoxaemia (critical lack of oxygen in blood) |
| anoxémico {adj} [European orthography, pathology] | :: anoxaemic (relating to, or exhibiting, anoxaemia) |
| anoxêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anoxémico |
| anoxia {f} [pathology] | :: anoxia (condition in which a tissue or environment is totally deprived of oxygen) |
| anoxibiose {f} [physiology] | :: anoxybiosis (response in which the organism takes in water and becomes turgid and immobile) |
| anoxibiótico {adj} [physiology] | :: anoxybiotic (pertaining to anoxybiosis) |
| anóxico {adj} [pathology] | :: anoxic (suffering from a reduced supply of oxygen) |
| anóxico {adj} | :: anoxic (lacking oxygen) |
| anoxigénico {adj} [European orthography, biochemistry] | :: anoxygenic (that does not involve the production of oxygen) |
| anoxigênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anoxigénico |
| anquerita {f} | :: alternative spelling of ankerita |
| anquiloglossia {f} | :: alternative form of anciloglossia |
| anquilosado {adj} [pathology, of bones or joints] | :: ankylosed (stiffened or inflexible) |
| anquilosar {v} [pathology] | :: to ankylose (to cause bony structures to fuse or stiffen as a result of ankylosis) |
| anquilose {f} [anatomy] | :: ankylosis (the growing together of bones) |
| anquilossauro {m} | :: ankylosaurus (large herbivorous dinosaur of the Cretaceous) |
| anquirina {f} [protein] | :: ankyrin (any of a family of adaptor proteins) |
| Anquises {prop} {m} [Greek Mythology] | :: Anchises (father of Aeneas in the Iliad and the Aeneid) |
| anrinona {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amrinone (phosphodiesterase inhibitor used to treat congestive heart failure) |
| Anrique {prop} {m} | :: given name, archaic variant of Henrique |
| ansacrina {f} | :: alternative form of amsacrina |
| ansamicina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ansamycin (any of a family of secondary metabolites) |
| ansatz {m} [mathematics] | :: ansatz (a provisional mathematical assumption used to describe a certain phenomenon) |
| Ansatz {m} | :: alternative spelling of ansatz |
| ANSEA {prop} {f} | :: acronym of Associação de Nações do Sudeste Asiático ASEAN |
| anseio {m} | :: anxiety (eager desire) |
| anselmiano {adj} [theology] | :: Anselmian (of or relating to philosopher and theologian Saint Anselm of Canterbury) |
| Anselmo {prop} {m} /ɐ̃.ˈsɛw.mu/ | :: given name |
| anseriforme {adj} [ornithology] | :: anseriform (pertaining to birds of the order Anseriformes) |
| anserino {adj} | :: anserine; gooselike (similar to geese) |
| Anshan {prop} {f} | :: Anshan (prefecture-level city) |
| Anshan {prop} {f} | :: Anshan (<<ancient>> Elamite and later Achaemenid Persian <<city>> in modern-day <<c/Iran>>) |
| Anshar {prop} {m} [Akkadian mythology] | :: Anshar (the sky god) |
| ânsia {f} /ˈɐ̃.sjɐ/ | :: anxiety |
| ânsia {f} | :: yearning, longing |
| ânsia {f} | :: clipping of ânsia de vómito |
| Ansião {prop} {f} /ɐ̃siˈɐ̃w/ | :: Ansião (village/and/municipality) |
| ansiar {v} [por] | :: to long for, desire |
| ansiedade {f} /ˌɐ̃.sjɛ.ˈða.ðɯ̽/ | :: anxiety (concern) |
| ansiedade {f} | :: impatience |
| ansim {adv} /ɐ̃.ˈsĩ/ | :: eye dialect of assim |
| ansio- {prefix} [medicine] | :: anxio- (relating to anxiety) |
| ansiogénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: anxiogenic (causing anxiety) |
| ansiogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of ansiogénico |
| ansiólise {f} [medicine] | :: anxiolysis (the reduction of anxiety by means of sedation or hypnosis) |
| ansiolítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: anxiolytic (that reduces anxiety) |
| ansiolítico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anxiolytic (drug for the treatment of anxiety) |
| ansiosamente {adv} /ɐ̃.sjɔ.zɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: anxiously |
| ansioso {adj} /ɐ̃.ˈsjo.zu/ | :: anxious |
| ansioso {adj} | :: eager |
| ansível {m} [science fiction] | :: ansible (device used to communicate instantaneously across great distances) |
| anta {f} [architecture] /ˈɐ̃.tɐ/ | :: anta |
| anta {f} | :: dolmen (prehistoric megalithic tomb) |
| anta {f} | :: tapir (large odd-toed ungulate with a long prehensile upper lip of the family Tapiridae) |
| anta {f} [figuratively] | :: a stupid person |
| antabus {m} | :: alternative form of antabuse |
| antabuse {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: Antabuse (medicine for the treatment of alcoholism) |
| antagonicamente {adv} | :: antagonistically (in an antagonistic manner) |
| antagónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: antagonistic (contending or acting against something or someone) |
| antagônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antagónico |
| antagonismo {m} | :: antagonism (strong dislike) |
| antagonista {mf} /ˌɐ̃.ta.ɡo.ˈniʃ.tɐ/ | :: antagonist (opponent) |
| antagonista {mf} [literature] | :: antagonist |
| antagonista alfa-adrenérgico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alpha-blocker (drug which blocks α1-adrenergic receptors) |
| antagonisticamente {adv} | :: antagonistically (in an antagonistic manner) |
| antagonístico {adj} | :: antagonistic (contending or acting against something or someone) |
| antagonização {f} | :: antagonization (a process or action of antagonizing) |
| antagonizar {v} | :: to antagonize (oppose) |
| Anta Gorda {prop} | :: Anta Gorda (municipality) |
| antálgico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antalgic; anodyne (soothing or eliminating pain) |
| Antália {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Antalya |
| Antalya {prop} {f} | :: Antalya (province) |
| Antalya {prop} {f} | :: Antalya (city/provincial capital) |
| antanáclase {f} [rhetoric] | :: antanaclasis (the use of the same word or phrase, but with a different meaning each time) |
| antanagoge {f} [rhetoric] | :: antanagoge (answering the charge of an adversary by a countercharge) |
| Antananarivo {prop} {f} | :: Antananarivo (capital city) |
| antanho {adv} [poetic] /ɐ̃.ˈtɐ.ɲu/ | :: yore (time long past) |
| antanho {adv} [rare] | :: yesteryear (last year) |
| antano {adv} /ɐ̃.ˈtɐ.nu/ | :: alternative form of antanho |
| antantreno {m} [organic compound] | :: anthanthrene (a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon) |
| Antão {prop} {m} | :: historical given name |
| antárctico {adj} | :: obsolete form of antártico |
| Antares {prop} {f} [star] | :: Antares (brightest star in the constellation Scorpio) |
| Antártica {prop} {f} | :: Antártica (continent) |
| antártico {adj} | :: Antarctic (pertaining to Antarctica) |
| Antártico {prop} {m} | :: the Antarctic (the southern polar regions) |
| Antártico {prop} {m} | :: Antártico (ocean) |
| Antártida {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Antártica |
| Antas {prop} | :: Antas (municipality) |
| antazolina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antazoline (a first-generation antihistamine drug) |
| -ante {suffix} | :: Forms adjectives from verbs |
| ante- {prefix} | :: ante- (prior to in time) |
| ante- {prefix} | :: ante- (in front of in space) |
| ante {prep} | :: before (in front of in space) |
| ante {prep} | :: in front of (at or near the front part of) |
| ante {prep} | :: in front of (in the presence of someone) |
| ante {adv} | :: obsolete form of antes |
| anteacto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of anteato |
| anteato {m} | :: anteact (preceding act) |
| antebraço {m} [anatomy] /ɐ̃tɨˈbɾasu/ | :: forearm |
| antebraquial {adj} [anatomy] | :: antebrachial (relating to the forearm) |
| antecâmara {f} /ɐ̃.tɨ.ˈkɐ.mɐ.ɾɐ/ | :: antechamber (small room) |
| antecedência {f} | :: antecedence |
| antecedência {f} | :: precedence |
| antecedente {adj} | :: antecedent |
| antecedente {adj} | :: previous, prior |
| antecedentemente {adv} | :: antecedently (in an antecedent manner) |
| anteceder {v} | :: to precede (to come before or in front of) |
| antecessor {m} | :: predecessor (one who precedes) |
| antecessora {f} | :: female equivalent of antecessor |
| antecipação {f} | :: anticipation |
| antecipação {f} | :: forethought; premeditation |
| antecipadamente {adv} | :: previously |
| antecipadamente {adv} | :: in advance, beforehand |
| antecipadamente {adv} | :: ere |
| antecipadamente {adv} | :: with anticipation |
| antecipado {adj} | :: early, advance, premature |
| antecipado {adj} | :: anticipated |
| antecipador {adj} | :: anticipating (who or which anticipates) |
| antecipador {m} | :: anticipant (one who anticipates) |
| antecipadoramente {adv} | :: anticipatingly (in an anticipating manner) |
| antecipante {adj} | :: anticipating (who or which anticipates) |
| antecipante {mf} | :: anticipant (one who anticipates) |
| antecipar {vp} | :: to get ahead of oneself (act before is necessary) |
| antecipar {v} [a, .pronominal] | :: to anticipate (act before someone or something) |
| antecipar {vt} | :: to anticipate (do something before it is necessary) |
| antecipar {vt} | :: to anticipate; to foresee; to see coming (know of something before it happens) |
| antecipar {vt} [formal] | :: to anticipate; to look forward to (eagerly await something) |
| antecipatoriamente {adv} | :: anticipatorily (in an anticipatory manner) |
| antecipatório {adj} | :: anticipatory (characterised by anticipation) |
| antecipável {adj} | :: anticipable (capable of being anticipated) |
| anteclássico {adj} | :: preclassical (from before the classical period) |
| anteclípeo {m} [entomology] | :: anteclypeus (the lower part of a divided clypeus) |
| antecoro {m} [architecture] | :: antechoir (part of a church in front of the choir) |
| antecos {mp} | :: antoeci (the inhabitants of the place at the opposite degree of latitude) |
| antecubital {adj} [anatomy] | :: antecubital (pertaining to or situated in the anterior part of the elbow) |
| antedatação {f} | :: antedating (the action of marking with an earlier date) |
| antedatar {v} /ɐ̃tɨdɐˈtaɾ/ | :: to antedate; to backdate (to assign a date earlier than the actual date) |
| antediluviano {adj} [biblical] | :: antediluvian (pertaining to the time prior to the Deluge) |
| antediluviano {adj} [figurative] | :: antediluvian (еxtremely ancient or antiquated) |
| antefixa {f} [architecture] | :: antefix (vertical block which terminates the covering tiles of the roof of a classical temple) |
| anteflexão {f} [anatomy] | :: anteflexion (a forward bending or an organ, especially of the uterus) |
| anteguarda {f} | :: vanguard (leading units of an army) |
| Anteia {prop} {f} | :: historical given name |
| antela {f} [botany] | :: anthela (a cymose corymb with the lateral flowers higher than the central ones) |
| antélice {f} [anatomy] | :: anthelix (a curved prominence of cartilage on the pinna, parallel with and in front of the helix) |
| antélix {f} | :: alternative form of antélice |
| antelucano {adj} [poetic] | :: antelucan (before dawn) |
| antemanhã {f} | :: predawn |
| antemão {m} | :: only used in em antemão |
| antemediano {adj} [entomology] | :: antemedial (situated before the middle of the thorax or wing) |
| antemural {m} [military architecture] | :: antemural (outwork of a defensive wall) |
| antena {f} | :: antenna, aerial |
| antenação {f} [entomology, of an insect] | :: antennation (an act of touching the antennae with another insect’s) |
| antenação {f} [Brazil, slang] | :: the condition of being aware of current events |
| antenado {adj} [zoology] | :: antennaed (having antennae) |
| antenado {adj} [Brazil, slang] | :: aware of current events |
| antenal {adj} [zoology] | :: antennal (pertaining to antennae) |
| anteniceno {adj} [Christianity] | :: ante-Nicene (relating Christianity before the council of Nicea in 325AD) |
| anteniforme {adj} [anatomy, art, rare] | :: antenniform (having the shape of an antenna) |
| antenómero {m} [European orthography, entomology] | :: antennomer (a section of an insect’s antenna) |
| antenômero {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antenómero |
| Antenor {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Antenor (a son of Aesyetes) |
| Antenor {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| anténula {f} [European orthography, zoology] | :: antennule (small antenna) |
| antênula {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anténula |
| antenular {adj} [zoology] | :: antennular (relating to antennules) |
| antenupcial {adj} | :: antenuptial, prenuptial |
| anteontem {adv} /ɐ̃.ˈtjõ.tɐ̃j̃/ | :: day before yesterday |
| anteorbital {adj} | :: alternative form of antorbital |
| antepara {f} [nautical] /ˌɐ̃.te.ˈpa.ɾa/ | :: bulkhead (partition which divides the hull) |
| antepara {f} | :: alternative form of anteparo |
| anteparar {v} | :: to defend |
| anteparar {vti} | :: to stop |
| anteparo {m} | :: screen (divider used to block an area from view or protect it) |
| anteparo {m} | :: a protection (something that protects) |
| anteparo {m} | :: interruption, suspension |
| anteparo {m} | :: an unexpected and momentaneous halt |
| anteparo {m} [by extension] | :: help, aid |
| anteparo {m} [figuratively] | :: hindrance, obstacle |
| antepassado {m} /ɐ̃.tɨ.pɐ.ˈsa.ðu/ | :: ancestor, forefather, primogenitor |
| antepasto {m} [gastronomy] | :: antipasto (starter for a meal) |
| antepenúltimo {adj} /ˌɐ̃.tɯ.pɯ.ˈnuɫ.tɨ.mu/ | :: antepenultimate (two before the last) |
| antepétalo {adj} [botany, of a stamen] | :: antepetalous (aligned with the petal) |
| antepondo {v} | :: gerund of antepor |
| antepor {v} /ˌɐ̃.te.ˈpoɻ/ | :: to put before |
| antepor {v} | :: to prefer |
| anteporta {f} [architecture] | :: anteport (outer door) |
| anteposição {f} [chiefly linguistics] | :: anteposition (the placing of something in front of something else) |
| antepredicamento {m} [logic] | :: antepredicament (prerequisite to a clear understanding of a predicament) |
| antera {f} [botany] | :: anther (pollen-bearing part of a flower’s stamen) |
| anteraxantina {f} [organic compound] | :: antheraxanthin (yellow carotenoid pigment found in some protozoa) |
| anteridial {adj} [botany] | :: antheridial (of, pertaining to, or produced in, the antheridium) |
| anterídio {m} [botany] | :: antheridium (bryophyte organ that produces male gametes) |
| anterífero {adj} [botany] | :: antheriferous (supporting anthers) |
| anterior {adj} /ɐ̃.te.ɾi.ˈo(ʁ)/ | :: anterior |
| anterior {adj} | :: previous, preceding |
| anterioridade {f} | :: anteriority |
| anteriormente {adv} | :: previously, before |
| anteriormente {adv} | :: anteriorly (towards the anterior) |
| Antero {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| ântero- {prefix} [anatomy, dentistry] | :: antero- (anterior; in front; forward) |
| ântero-distal {adj} [anatomy] | :: anterodistal (situated at the front and away from the body) |
| ântero-dorsal {adj} [anatomy] | :: anterodorsal (in front and toward the back) |
| ântero-dorsalmente {adv} [anatomy] | :: anterodorsally (in an anterodorsal direction) |
| anterogradamente {adv} [sciences] | :: anterogradely (with a forward motion) |
| anterógrado {adj} [medicine] | :: anterograde (taking place immediately after a traumatic event) |
| anterógrado {adj} [medicine] | :: anterograde (moving or occurring in the normal forward or downstream direction of) |
| ântero-inferior {adj} [anatomy] | :: anteroinferior (located in front and below) |
| ântero-lateral {adj} [anatomy] | :: anterolateral (in front of the body, away from the midline) |
| ântero-lateralmente {adv} | :: anterolaterally (in an anterolateral manner or direction) |
| ântero-medial {adj} [anatomy] | :: anteromedial (located in the front and towards a middle line) |
| ântero-medialmente {adv} [anatomy] | :: anteromedially (in an anteromedial position or direction) |
| ântero-posterior {adj} [anatomy] | :: anteroposterior (from anterior to posterior) |
| ântero-posteriormente {adv} [biology] | :: anteroposteriorly (along the anteroposterior axis) |
| ântero-septal {adj} [anatomy] | :: anteroseptal (anterior to the septum of the heart) |
| ântero-superior {adj} [anatomy] | :: anterosuperior (from anterior to superior) |
| ântero-superiormente {adv} [anatomy] | :: anterosuperiorly (in an anterosuperior manner) |
| ântero-ventral {adj} [anatomy] | :: anteroventral (relating to the underside of the front of the head) |
| ântero-ventralmente {adv} [anatomy] | :: anteroventrally (in an anteroventral direction) |
| anterozoide {m} [botany] | :: antherozoid (mobile male reproductive body in the antheridia of cryptogams) |
| anterozóide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of anterozoide |
| antes {adv} /ˈɐ̃.tɨʃ/ | :: before (at an earlier time) |
| antes {adv} | :: in the past; previously |
| antes {adv} | :: preferably |
| antes {mp} [history] | :: Antes (Slavic tribe from the lower Danube in the early Middle Ages) |
| ante-sala {f} | :: superseded spelling of antessala |
| antes de mais nada {adv} [idiomatic] | :: most importantly; primarily; mainly; chiefly; first and foremost |
| antes de tudo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: first of all (before anything else) |
| antese {f} [botany] | :: anthesis (the event of a flower opening) |
| antessala {f} | :: anteroom; antechamber |
| antessépalo {adj} [botany, of a stamen] | :: antesepalous (in equal number to and aligned with the sepals) |
| antes só do que mal acompanhada {proverb} | :: it is better to be alone than in bad company |
| antes tarde do que nunca {adv} | :: better late than never |
| anteversão {f} [medicine] | :: anteversion (the state or condition of being anteverted) |
| antevertido {adj} | :: anteverted (turned or tipped forward) |
| Anthropos {prop} {m} [religion, gnosticism] | :: Anthropos (the primordial man) |
| anti- {prefix} /ˈɐ̃ti/ | :: anti- |
| anti {adj} [chemistry] | :: anti (that has a torsion angle between 90° and 180°) |
| antiabolicionismo {m} | :: anti-abolitionism (opposition to the abolition of the slave trade) |
| antiabolicionista {mf} | :: antiabolitionist (one who opposed the abolition of slavery) |
| antiabolicionista {adj} | :: opposing the abolition of slavery |
| antiabortista {adj} | :: antiabortion [attributive] |
| antiabortista {mf} | :: antiabortionist (one who is opposed to the practice and/or legality of abortion) |
| antiaborto {adj} | :: antiabortion (opposed to the practice of abortion) |
| antiabuso {adj} | :: antiabuse (preventing or countering abuse) |
| antiacadémico {adj} [European orthography] | :: antiacademic (opposing what is academic) |
| antiacadêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiacadémico |
| antiácaro {adj} | :: antiacarian (that counters mites) |
| antiácido {adj} | :: antacid |
| antiácido {adj} | :: acid-resistant |
| antiácido {m} | :: antacid |
| antiacne {adj} [dermatology] | :: antiacne (serving to counteract acne) |
| antiaderente {adj} | :: antiadhesive (preventing adhesion) |
| antiaderente {m} | :: antiadhesive (any substance or compound that prevents adhesion) |
| antiadministração {adj} [politics] | :: antiadministration (opposing a particular administration) |
| antiadministrativo {adj} [politics] | :: antiadministration (opposing a particular administration) |
| antiadrenérgico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiadrenergic (preventing or counteracting the effects of adrenaline) |
| antiaéreo {adj} [military] | :: anti-aircraft (intended to attack aircraft) |
| antiafrodisíaco {adj} | :: antaphrodisiac (capable of reducing the sex drive) |
| antiafrodisíaco {m} | :: antaphrodisiac (any substance that reduces sexual attraction) |
| antiaglomerante {adj} | :: anticaking (preventing caking) |
| antiaglomerante {m} | :: anticaking agent (substance that prevents caking) |
| antiagrário {adj} [politics] | :: antiagrarian (opposed to the interests of farmers) |
| antiagregante {adj} [medicine] | :: antiaggregant (that prevents the aggregation of platelets) |
| antiagrícola {adj} | :: antiagricultural; antiagriculture (opposing agriculture) |
| antiagrupamento {m} [physics] | :: antibunching (the situation in which the emission on one photon delays the emission of the next) |
| antiágua {f} [particle physics] | :: antiwater (a hypothetical substance resembling water but made from antimatter) |
| antialbuminúrico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antialbuminuric (that counters albuminuria) |
| antiálcool {adj} | :: antialcohol (opposed to the drinking of alcohol) |
| antialcoolismo {m} | :: antialcoholism (opposition to alcoholism) |
| antialergénico {adj} [European orthography] | :: antiallergenic (countering allergic reactions) |
| antialergénico {m} [European orthography] | :: antiallergenic (substance that counters allergic reactions) |
| antialergênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antialergénico |
| antialergênico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antialergénico |
| antialgas {adj} | :: antialgae (that inhibits the growth of algae) |
| anti-aliasing {m} [computer graphics] | :: antialiasing (any technique that reduces aliasing) |
| antialiasing {m} | :: alternative spelling of anti-aliasing |
| antialodínico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiallodynic (countering allodynia) |
| antiambiental {adj} | :: antienvironmental (opposed to or contrary to the positions of environmentalism) |
| antiamebiano {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiamoebic (serving to counter or eliminate amoebae) |
| antiamericanismo {m} | :: anti-Americanism (the fear or dislike of the United States or American people, policies, culture or government) |
| antiamericano {adj} | :: anti-American (opposing America or American values) |
| antiamor {adj} | :: antilove (opposing love) |
| antianabólico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antianabolic (that inhibits anabolic functions) |
| antianafilaxia {f} [immunology] | :: antianaphylaxis (desensitisation to antigens) |
| antiandrogénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: antiandrogenic (that counters the effects of androgens) |
| antiandrogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiandrogénico |
| antiandrógeno {adj} [medicine] | :: antiandrogenic (that counters the effects of androgens) |
| antiandrógeno {m} [steroid, pharmacology] | :: antiandrogen (any substance that inhibits the release or effects of an androgen) |
| antianemia {adj} [medicine] | :: antianemia (countering anemia) |
| antianémico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: antianemia (countering anemia) |
| antianêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antianémico |
| antianginal {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antianginal (used in the treatment of angina pectoris) |
| antiangiogénese {adj} [European orthography, pharmacology] | :: antiangiogenic (that inhibits angiogenesis) |
| antiangiogénese {f} [European orthography, medicine] | :: antiangiogenesis (prevention of angiogenesis) |
| antiangiogênese {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiangiogénese |
| antiangiogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiangiogénese |
| antiangiogénico {adj} [European orthography, pharmacology] | :: antiangiogenic (that inhibits angiogenesis) |
| antiangiogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiangiogénico |
| antiansiedade {adj} [psychology, pharmacology] | :: antianxiety (acting to combat or reduce anxiety) |
| antianticorpo {m} [immunology] | :: antiantibody (an antibody that binds to other antibodies) |
| antiapartheid {adj} [politics] | :: anti-apartheidist; antiapartheid (opposed to apartheid) |
| antiapoptótico {adj} [biology] | :: antiapoptotic (acting to prevent apoptosis) |
| antiaprendizagem {adj} [education] | :: antilearning (opposing or countering learning) |
| antiaquecimento {adj} [environmental science] | :: antiwarming (counteracting global warming) |
| antiaquisição {adj} [business] | :: antitakeover (countering a corporate takeover) |
| antiarabismo {m} | :: anti-Arabism (prejudice against Arabs) |
| antiarabista {mf} | :: antiarabist (someone who exhibits anti-Arabism) |
| antiarbítrio {adj} [politics] | :: antiarbitration (opposing arbitration) |
| antiarina {f} | :: antiarin (either of two cardiac glycoside poisons produced by the upas tree) |
| antiaristocrata {mf} | :: antiaristocrat (one who opposes the aristocracy) |
| antiaristocrático {adj} | :: antiaristocratic (opposed to the aristocracy) |
| antiarmas {adj} | :: antiarms (opposing weapons) |
| antiaromático {adj} [chemistry, of a cyclic compound] | :: antiaromatic (having an even number of alternating single single and double bonds) |
| antiarrítmico {adj} [pharmacology, of a drug] | :: antiarrhythmic (used to treat or prevent arrhythmia) |
| antiarrítmico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiarrhythmic (a drug that treats or prevents arrhythmia) |
| antiarte {f} [art] | :: anti-art (art that make makes fun of serious art) |
| antiartístico {adj} | :: antiartistic (opposing proper art) |
| antiartrítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antarthritic (preventing or alleviating arthritis) |
| antiartrítico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antarthritic (agent that prevents or alleviates arthritis) |
| antiasmático {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antasthmatic (relieving the symptoms of asthma) |
| antiasmático {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antasthmatic (drug that relieves the symptoms of asthma) |
| antiassalto {adj} | :: antirobbery (opposing or preventing robbery) |
| antiassédio {adj} | :: antiharassment (counteracting harassment) |
| antiassimilacionista {adj} [sociology] | :: antiassimilationist (opposing assimilationism) |
| antiasténico {adj} [European orthography, pharmacology] | :: antiasthenic (that counters asthenia) |
| antiastênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiasténico |
| antiateístico {adj} [religion] | :: antiatheistic (opposing atheism) |
| antiaterogénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: antiatherogenic (that protects against atherogenesis) |
| antiaterogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiaterogénico |
| antiaterosclerótico {adj} [medicine] | :: antiatherosclerotic (that counters the effects of atherosclerosis) |
| antiateu {adj} [religion] | :: antiatheistic (opposing atheism) |
| antiativista {adj} | :: antiactivist (opposing activism) |
| antiatómico {adj} [European orthography, politics, military] | :: antiatomic (opposing or countering atomic weapons) |
| antiatômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiatómico |
| antiátomo {m} [particle physics] | :: antiatom (atom made up of antiparticles) |
| antiatrito {adj} | :: antiattrition (countering attrition in machinery) |
| antiausteridade {adj} [economics] | :: antiausterity (opposing austerity measures) |
| antiautomorfismo {m} [mathematics] | :: antiautomorphism (a bijective antihomomorphism) |
| antiautomóveis {adj} | :: antiautomobile (opposing the use of automobiles) |
| antiautoritário {adj} | :: antiauthoritarian (opposed to authority) |
| antiautoritarismo {m} [politics] | :: antiauthoritarianism (opposition to authoritarianism) |
| antiauxina {f} [biochemistry] | :: antiauxin (any substance that inhibits auxin) |
| antiazul {adj} [particle physics] | :: antiblue (belonging to one of the possible colours of an antiquark) |
| antibacteriano {adj} | :: antibacterial |
| antibala {adj} | :: alternative form of antibalas |
| antibalas {adj} | :: bulletproof |
| antibalístico {adj} [military] | :: antiballistic (designed to intercept a ballistic missile in flight) |
| antibancos {adj} | :: antibank (opposing banks (financial institutions)) |
| antibaquio {m} [poetry] | :: antibacchius (metrical foot consisting of two accented syllables followed by one unaccented syllable) |
| antibárion {m} [particle] | :: antibaryon (the antiparticle corresponding to a baryon) |
| antibarulho {adj} | :: antinoise (intended to reduce noise) |
| antibeleza {adj} | :: antibeauty (opposed to beauty) |
| antibélico {adj} | :: anti-war (opposed to war) |
| antiberibéri {adj} [medicine] | :: antiberiberi (countering beriberi) |
| antiberibérico {adj} [medicine] | :: antiberiberi (countering beriberi) |
| Antibes {prop} {f} | :: Antibes (town) |
| antibíblico {adj} [Christianity] | :: antibiblical (opposing or contradicting the Bible) |
| antibicha {adj} [Brazil, offensive] | :: antifag (opposing homosexuals) |
| antibilioso {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antibilious (countering liver disorder) |
| antibiofilme {adj} [microbiology] | :: antibiofilm (acting against biofilms) |
| antibiograma {m} [biology] | :: antibiogram (laboratory procedure in which samples of a bacterium are treated with a variety of antibiotics) |
| antibiológico {adj} | :: antibiological (opposed to biology) |
| antibiose {f} [ecology] | :: antibiosis (an association between organisms that is detrimental to one of them) |
| antibiótico {adj} | :: antibiotic |
| antibiótico {m} | :: antibiotic |
| antibiotipo {m} [microbiology] | :: antibiotype (a set of organisms resistant to a particular antibiotic) |
| antibispo {m} [historical, ecclesiastical] | :: antibishop (in medieval Italy, a pretender to the episcopal ordination) |
| antiblenorrágico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiblennorrhagic (countering or preventing blennorrhoea) |
| antiblenorrágico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiblennorrhagic (any medicine that counters or prevents blennorrhoea) |
| antiblindagem {adj} [military] | :: antiarmor (designed for attacking armoured vehicles) |
| antiblindagem {f} [physics] | :: antiscreening (the property of a strong interaction becoming arbitrarily weak at short distances) |
| antibloqueio {adj} | :: antiblockage (preventing blockage) |
| antiboicote {adj} [economics] | :: antiboycott (opposing or countering boycotts) |
| antibolchevismo {m} [politics] | :: antibolshevism (opposition to Bolshevism) |
| antibolchevista {mf} [politics] | :: antibolshevist (one who opposes Bolshevism) |
| antibotrópico {adj} [toxicology] | :: antibothropic (countering bothropic venom) |
| antibotulismo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antibotulism (preventing or countering botulism) |
| antibranco {adj} | :: antiwhite (opposed to white people) |
| antibrancos {adj} | :: alternative form of antibranco |
| antibullying {adj} /ˌɐ̃.t͡ʃi.ˈbu.lĩ/ | :: antibully; antibullying (countering bullying) |
| antiburguês {adj} [sociology] | :: antibourgeois (opposed to the bourgeoisie) |
| antiburocrata {mf} [politics] | :: antibureaucrat (one who opposes bureaucracy) |
| antiburocrático {adj} [politics] | :: antibureaucratic (opposed to bureaucracy) |
| anticaça {adj} | :: antihunting (opposed to hunting) |
| anticafé {adj} | :: anticoffee (opposing the production or consumption of coffee) |
| anticalcário {adj} | :: antiscale (countering or preventing scale (mineral deposit)) |
| anticálculo {adj} [dentistry] | :: anticalculous (countering dental calculi) |
| anticâncer {adj} [Brazil, medicine] | :: anticancer (used to treat cancer) |
| anticanceroso {adj} [medicine] | :: anticancer (used to treat cancer) |
| anticancro {adj} [Portugal, medicine] | :: anticancer (used to treat cancer) |
| anticândida {adj} [medicine] | :: anticandida (acting to combat or prevent candida infection) |
| anticanibal {adj} | :: anticannibalism (opposing or forbidding cannibalism) |
| anticaos {m} [chaos theory, evolutionary biology] | :: antichaos (a phenomenon whereby disordered systems can spontaneously crystallise into a high degree of order) |
| anticapitalismo {m} [politics] | :: anticapitalism (opposition to capitalism) |
| anticapitalista {adj} [politics] | :: anticapitalist (opposed to capitalism) |
| anticapitalista {mf} [politics] | :: anticapitalist (one opposes capitalism) |
| anticapotagem {adj} | :: antirollover (preventing rollover) |
| anticarcinogénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: anticarcinogenic (tending to inhibit or prevent the activity of a carcinogen) |
| anticarcinogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anticarcinogénico |
| anticarcinógeno {m} [medicine] | :: anticarcinogen (any substance that reduces the occurrence of cancers) |
| anticardiolipina {adj} [medicine, immunology] | :: anticardiolipin (directed against cardiolipin) |
| anticárie {adj} [dentistry] | :: anticaries (preventing or countering caries) |
| anticáries {adj} | :: alternative form of anticárie |
| anticarne {adj} | :: antimeat (opposing the eating of meat) |
| anticarro {adj} [military] | :: antitank (designed for attacking tanks or other armoured vehicles) |
| anticarros {adj} | :: alternative form of anticarro |
| anticartéis {adj} | :: alternative form of anticartel |
| anticartel {adj} | :: anticartel (opposing or countering cartels) |
| anticasamento {adj} | :: antimarriage (opposing marriage) |
| anticaspa {adj} | :: antidandruff |
| anticastas {adj} [sociology] | :: anticaste (opposing the social system of caste) |
| anticatabólico {adj} [physiology] | :: anticatabolic (that inhibits catabolism) |
| anticatalisador {m} [chemistry] | :: anticatalyst (anything that inhibits a catalyst) |
| anticatarral {adj} [pharmacology] | :: anti-catarrhal (suppressing catarrh) |
| anticatártico {adj} [literature] | :: anticathartic (in no way causing catharsis) |
| anticatexia {f} [psychology] | :: anticathexis; countercathexis (the suppression or repression of mental energy) |
| anticatodo {m} | :: alternative form of anticátodo |
| anticátodo {m} [electronics] | :: anticathode (the target at which electrons from the cathode in a CRT or x-ray tube are directed) |
| anticatólico {adj} [religion] | :: anticatholic (opposed to Catholicism) |
| anticatólico {m} [religion] | :: anticatholic (a person opposed to Catholicism) |
| anticausativo {adj} [grammar, of an intransitive verb] | :: anticausative (which shows an action affecting its subject, without indicating the cause) |
| anticavalo {adj} [immunology] | :: antihorse (that reacts with the immunoglobins found in horses) |
| anticaxumba {adj} [immunology] | :: antimumps (working against mumps) |
| anticelibatário {adj} [religion] | :: anticelibacy (opposing celibacy) |
| anticelibato {adj} [religion] | :: anticelibacy (opposing celibacy) |
| anticelulite {adj} [dermatology] | :: anticellulite (countering cellulite) |
| anticensura {adj} | :: anticensorship (acting against or opposed to censorship) |
| anticentro {m} [astronomy] | :: anticenter (the point in the sky opposite to the centre of a galaxy) |
| anticentrómero {adj} [European orthography, immunology] | :: anticentromere (that bind/react with antigens associated with the centromere) |
| anticentrômero {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anticentrómero |
| anticeticismo {m} | :: antiskepticism (opposition to a skeptical viewpoint) |
| anticético {m} | :: antisceptic (someone who is opposed to scepticism) |
| anticetogénico {adj} [European orthography, biochemistry] | :: antiketogenic (that inhibits the formation of ketones) |
| anticetogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anticetogénico |
| anticharme {m} | :: anticharm (lack of charm) |
| antichoque {adj} | :: antishock (that counteracts or reduces shock) |
| Antichristo {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Anticristo |
| anticíclico {adj} [economics] | :: contracyclical (tending to stabilise an unbalanced economy) |
| anticiclogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography, meteorology] | :: anticyclogenesis (the development or strengthening of anticyclonic circulation in the atmosphere) |
| anticiclone {m} [meteorology] | :: anticyclone (system of winds that spiral out from a centre of high pressure) |
| anticiclonicamente {adv} [meteorology] | :: anticyclonically (in an anticyclonic fashion) |
| anticiclónico {adj} [European orthography, meteorology] | :: anticyclonic (of, relating to, or consisting of an anticyclone) |
| anticiclônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anticiclónico |
| anticidadania {f} | :: anticitizenship (behaviour opposite to that expected of a citizen) |
| anticídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anthicid (any member of the Anthicidae) |
| anticiência {adj} | :: antiscience (opposed to science and scientific progress) |
| anticiência {f} | :: antiscience (the abuse or rejection of traditional science) |
| anticientificamente {adv} | :: antiscientifically (in an antiscientific manner) |
| anticientífico {adj} | :: antiscientific (contrary to the scientific method) |
| anticiganismo {m} | :: antigypsyism (prejudice or hostility against gypsies) |
| anticigano {adj} | :: alternative form of anticiganos |
| anticiganos {adj} | :: antigypsy (opposing or countering gypsies) |
| anticigarro {adj} | :: anticigarette (opposing the smoking of cigarettes) |
| anticinema {m} [film] | :: anticinema (any form of cinema that defies cinematic conventions) |
| anticitotóxico {adj} [toxicology] | :: anticytotoxic (acting against cytotoxic effects) |
| anticívico {adj} | :: anticivic (against the welfare of citizens) |
| anticivilização {adj} | :: anticivilization (opposing civilization) |
| anticlamídia {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antichlamydial (acting against chlamydia) |
| anticlasse {adj} [sociology] | :: anticlass (opposed to a class system in society) |
| anticlássico {adj} [art] | :: anticlassical (opposing or rejecting what is classical) |
| anticlassismo {m} [sociology] | :: anticlassism (opposition to classism) |
| anticlástico {adj} [of a surface] | :: anticlastic (curved in opposite ways in two directions) |
| anticlerical {adj} [politics] | :: anticlerical (opposed to political influence of clerics) |
| anticlericalismo {m} [politics] | :: anticlericalism (opposition to political influence of clerics) |
| anticlericalista {adj} [politics] | :: anticlerical (opposed to political influence of clerics) |
| anticlericalista {mf} [politics] | :: anticlerical (one opposed to political influence of clerics) |
| anticlimaticamente {adv} | :: anticlimactically (in an anticlimactic manner) |
| anticlimático {adj} | :: anticlimactic (lacking climax) |
| anticlímax {m} [narratology] | :: anticlimax (break in the final climax) |
| anticlinal {mf} [geology] | :: anticline (anticlinal fold) |
| anticlinal {adj} | :: anticlinal (inclining or dipping in opposite directions) |
| anticlinório {m} [geology] | :: anticlinorium (a series of parallel anticlinal folds on a regional-scale anticline) |
| anticlonagem {adj} [bioethics] | :: anticloning (opposing genetic cloning) |
| anticloro {m} [chemistry] | :: antichlor (any substance used to remove chlorine) |
| anticoagulação {f} [medicine] | :: anticoagulation (treatment to prevent coagulation of blood) |
| anticoagulado {adj} [medicine] | :: anticoagulated (treated with an anticoagulant) |
| anticoagulante {m} [pharmacology] /ˌɐ̃.t͡ʃi.ko.ˌa.ɡu.ˈlɐ̃.t͡ʃi/ | :: anticoagulant (substance that prevents coagulation) |
| anticoagulante {adj} [physiology, pharmacology] | :: anticoagulant; anticoagulating; anticoagulation (that prevents coagulation) |
| anticocaína {adj} [pharmacology, immunology] | :: anticocaine (countering the effects of cocaine) |
| anticoccidiano {adj} [veterinary medicine] | :: anticoccidial, anticoccidian |
| anticoccidiano {m} [veterinary medicine] | :: anticoccidial, anticoccidian |
| anticoccídico {adj} [veterinary medicine] | :: anticoccidial (that counteracts coccidiosis) |
| anticoccídico {m} [veterinary medicine] | :: anticoccidial (any substance that counteracts coccidiosis) |
| anticoceira {adj} [pharmacology, dermatology] | :: antiitch (preventing or countering itching) |
| anticodão {m} [Portugal, genetics] | :: anticodon (sequence of three nucleotides) |
| anticódon {m} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of anticodão |
| anticoelho {adj} [immunology] | :: antirabbit (that reacts with the immunoglobins found in rabbits) |
| anticognitivo {adj} | :: anticognitive (opposing or counteracting cognition) |
| anticoincidência {f} [physics] | :: anticoincidence (the occurrence of one event without the simultaneous occurrence of another) |
| anticolaboracionista {adj} | :: anticollaboration (opposing collaboration) |
| anticólera {adj} [medicine] | :: anticholera (preventing or counteracting cholera) |
| anticolérico {adj} [medicine] | :: anticholera (preventing or counteracting cholera) |
| anticolesterol {adj} [medicine] | :: anticholesterol (that prevents or combats the buildup of cholesterol) |
| anticoletivismo {m} [politics] | :: anticollectivism (opposition to collectivism) |
| anticoletivista {adj} [politics] | :: anticollectivist (opposing collectivism) |
| anticoletivista {mf} [politics] | :: anticollectivist (an opponent of collectivism) |
| anticolinérgico {adj} | :: anticholinergic (inhibiting the action of acetylcholine) |
| anticolinérgico {m} [medicine] | :: anticholinergic (any drug which inhibits the physiological action of acetylcholine at a receptor site) |
| anticolinesterase {f} [pharmacology] | :: anticholinesterase (any agent that inhibits the activity of cholinesterase) |
| anticolisão {adj} | :: anticollision (acting to prevent collisions) |
| anticolonial {adj} [politics] | :: anticolonial (against colonialism) |
| anticolonialismo {m} [politics] | :: anticolonialism (opposition to colonialism) |
| anticolonialista {adj} [politics] | :: anticolonial (against colonialism) |
| anticolonialista {mf} [politics] | :: anticolonialist (opponent of colonialism) |
| anticolonização {adj} [politics] | :: anticolonization (opposing colonization) |
| anticomercial {adj} | :: anticommercial (opposed to commercialism) |
| anticomercial {adj} [economy] | :: anticommerce (opposing commerce) |
| anticomercialismo {m} [sociology] | :: anticommercialism (an ideology that opposes commercialism) |
| anticomércio {adj} [economy] | :: anticommerce (opposing commerce) |
| anticomissão {adj} [rare, politics, business] | :: anticommission (opposing a commission) |
| anticompetitividade {f} [economics, business] | :: anticompetitiveness; anticompetition (anticompetitive behaviour) |
| anticompetitivo {adj} [economics, business] | :: anticompetitive (acting to hinder or obstruct competition) |
| anticomplementar {adj} [immunology] | :: anticomplementary (that diminishes the action of an immunological complement) |
| anticomuna {f} [colloquial, politics] | :: anti-commie |
| anticomunidade {f} [sociology] | :: anticommunity (a community that defies the rules that usually govern communities) |
| anticomunismo {m} [politics] | :: anticommunism (opposition to communism) |
| anticomunista {mf} [politics] | :: anticommunist (person opposed to communism) |
| anticomunista {adj} [politics] | :: anticommunist (opposed to communism) |
| anticomutação {f} [mathematics] | :: anticommutation (the inverse of a commutation) |
| anticomutador {m} [mathematics] | :: anticommutator (a function of two elements A and B, defined as AB + BA) |
| anticomutatividade {f} [algebra, physics] | :: anticommutativity (math) |
| anticomutativo {adj} [algebra] | :: anticommutative (math) |
| anticonceitual {adj} | :: anticonceptual (opposing conceptualism) |
| anticonceitualismo {m} | :: anticonceptualism (opposition to conceptualism) |
| anticoncepção {f} | :: contraception (use of a device or procedure to prevent conception) |
| anticoncepcional {adj} | :: contraceptive |
| anticoncepcional {m} | :: contraceptive |
| anticonfessional {adj} [religion] | :: anticonfessional (contrary to any denomination) |
| anticonflito {adj} | :: anticonflict (opposing or counteracting conflict) |
| anticonformismo {m} | :: anticonformity (rejection of conformity) |
| anticonformista {mf} | :: anticonformist (one who rejects conformity) |
| anticongelante {m} | :: antifreeze |
| anticonhecimento {m} | :: antiwisdom (that which is not, or opposes, wisdom) |
| anticonquista {adj} [military] | :: anticonquest (opposing a conquest) |
| anticonstitucional {adj} | :: unconstitutional |
| anticonstitucionalista {mf} [politics] | :: anticonstitutionalist (one who opposes a constitution; an opponent of constitutionalism) |
| anticonstitucionalmente {adv} | :: In context of opposition to or violation of the constitution of a government or other institution; unconstitutionally; anticonstitutionally |
| anticonstrutivista {adj} [art] | :: anticonstructivism (opposing constructivism) |
| anticonsumismo {m} | :: anticonsumerism (opposition to consumerism) |
| anticonsumista {adj} | :: anticonsumerist (opposed to consumerism) |
| anticonsumista {mf} | :: anticonsumerist (a person who opposes consumerism) |
| anticontágio {adj} [medicine] | :: anticontagious (preventing or destroying contagion) |
| anticontagionista {mf} [medicine, historical] | :: anticontagionist (a proponent of anticontagionism) |
| anticontagioso {adj} [medicine] | :: anticontagious (preventing or destroying contagion) |
| anticontaminação {adj} | :: anticontamination (preventing contamination) |
| anticontaminante {adj} | :: anticontamination (preventing contamination) |
| anticontrabando {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antismuggling (acting to combat or prevent smuggling) |
| anticonvencional {adj} | :: anticonventional (rejecting conventions) |
| anticonversão {adj} [legal, religion] | :: anticonversion (opposing or preventing religious conversion) |
| anticonvulsivo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiseizure (intended to combat or reduce seizures) |
| anticonvulsivo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: anticonvulsive (acting against or serving to prevent convulsions) |
| anticonvulsivo {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anticonvulsive (any anticonvulsant drug) |
| anticooperativo {adj} | :: anticooperative (opposing or preventing cooperation) |
| anticópia {adj} | :: anticopying (opposing or seeking to prevent copying) |
| anticopyright {adj} | :: anticopyright (opposing copyright) |
| anticor {f} [particle physics] | :: anticolour (the property of antiquarks equivalent to that of colour in quarks) |
| anticorpo {m} /ˌɐ̃.ti.ˈkoɾ.pu/ | :: antibody (protein that binds to a specific antigen) |
| anticorporação {adj} | :: anticorporate (opposed to corporations) |
| anticorporações {adj} | :: alternative form of anticorporação |
| anticorporativo {adj} | :: anticorporate (opposed to corporations) |
| anticorrelação {f} [statistics] | :: anticorrelation (negative correlation) |
| anticorrelacionado {adj} [sciences] | :: anticorrelated (having a negative correlation) |
| anticorrosão {adj} | :: anticorrosive (preventing or counteracting corrosion) |
| anticorrosivo {adj} | :: anticorrosive (preventing or counteracting corrosion) |
| anticorrupção {adj} | :: anticorruption (opposed to or combating corruption) |
| anticosmético {adj} | :: anticosmetic (destructive or opposed to beauty) |
| anticotas {adj} | :: antiquota (opposing a quota), usually referring to the quota allotted to blacks in Brazilian universities |
| anticrescimento {adj} | :: antigrowth (opposing or countering growth) |
| anticrese {f} [civil law] | :: antichresis (agreement by which the debtor gives his creditor the use of real property) |
| anticrético {adj} [civil law] | :: antichretic (of or relating to an antichresis) |
| anticriança {adj} | :: antichild (opposing children) |
| anticriatividade {f} | :: anticreativity (opposition to creativity) |
| anticriativo {adj} | :: anticreative (opposing creativity) |
| anticrime {adj} [law enforcement] | :: anticrime (opposed to or aimed at preventing or punishing crime) |
| anticriminal {adj} [law enforcement] | :: anticrime (opposed to or aimed at preventing or punishing crime) |
| anticriminalidade {adj} [law enforcement] | :: anticrime (opposed to or aimed at preventing or punishing crime) |
| anticrioulo {m} [contact linguistics] | :: anticreole (a contact variety with European-language grammar and African-language lexicon) |
| anticrioulo {adj} [sociolinguistics] | :: anticreole (opposing the use of a creole) |
| anticrise {adj} [politics] | :: anticrisis (intended to prevent or counter a crisis) |
| anticristãmente {adv} | :: antichristianly (in an antichristian manner) |
| anticristão {adj} | :: antichristian (opposed to Christianity) |
| anticristão {m} | :: antichristian (one who opposes Christianity) |
| anticrístico {adj} [Christianity] | :: Antichristic (of or relating to the Antichrist) |
| anticristo {m} /ˌɐ̃.ti.ˈkɾiʃ.tu/ | :: antichrist (Someone that works against the teachings of Christ) |
| Anticristo {prop} {m} [Christianity, eschatology] /ˌɐ̃.t͡ʃi.ˈkɾis.tu/ | :: Antichrist (false messiah who will be sent by the Devil) |
| anticriticismo {m} | :: anticriticism (opposition to criticism) |
| anticrítico {adj} | :: anticritical (opposing critics or criticism) |
| anticromatina {adj} [immunology] | :: antichromatin (directed against chromatin) |
| anticrueldade {adj} | :: anticruelty (opposing cruelty) |
| anticruzamento {m} [quantum mechanics] | :: anticrossing (a failure to cross in a graph of energy vs. electric field strength) |
| anticulto {adj} [religion] | :: anticult (opposed to cults) |
| anticultura {f} [sociology] | :: anticulture (a culture set up in opposition to another culture) |
| anticultural {adj} /ˌɐ̃tikuɫtuˈɾaɫ/ | :: anticultural (opposing mainstream culture or culture in general) |
| antidéficit {adj} [economy] | :: antideficit (acting against or opposing a deficit) |
| antidegradação {adj} | :: antidegradation (preventing or countering degradation) |
| antidemência {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antidementia (preventing or countering dementia) |
| antidemocracia {f} | :: antidemocracy (opposition to democracy) |
| antidemocrata {adj} | :: synonym of antidemocrático |
| antidemocraticamente {adv} | :: antidemocratically (in a manner contrary to democracy) |
| antidemocrático {adj} [politics] | :: antidemocratic, undemocratic |
| antidemoníaco {adj} [religion] | :: antidemonic (opposing or countering demons) |
| antidepressão {adj} [economy] | :: antidepression (opposing or countering economic depression) |
| antidepressivo {m} | :: antidepressant (agent that prevents or counteracts depression) |
| antidermatite {adj} [dermatology] | :: antidermatitic (countering dermatitis) |
| antidermatítico {adj} [dermatology] | :: antidermatitic (countering dermatitis) |
| antiderrapagem {adj} | :: antiskid (designed to reduce the possibility of skidding) |
| antiderrapante {adj} /ˌɐ̃.t͡ʃi.ˌde.ʁa.ˈpɐ̃.t͡ʃi/ | :: antislip, antiskid [of e.g. a tire or the sole of a shoe] |
| antiderrapante {m} | :: a substance or object that prevents skidding |
| antidescritivismo {m} | :: antidescriptivism (opposition to descriptivism) |
| antidesemprego {adj} [politics] | :: antiunemployment (opposing or countering unemployment) |
| antidesenvolvimento {adj} [politics] | :: antidevelopment (opposing development) |
| antideserção {adj} [military] | :: antidesertion (opposing or countering desertion) |
| antidesertificação {adj} [environmental science] | :: antidesertification (serving to counter desertification) |
| antidesgaste {adj} [mechanics] | :: antiwear (preventing mechanical wear) |
| antideslizamento {adj} | :: antislip (preventing slipping) |
| antidesmatamento {adj} [environmental science] | :: antideforestation (opposing or countering deforestation) |
| antidesperdício {adj} | :: antiwaste (opposing or preventing waste or wastefulness) |
| antidestrutivo {adj} | :: antidestructive (opposing or preventing destruction) |
| antidetecção {adj} | :: antidetection (preventing detection) |
| antidetonação {adj} | :: antidetonation (that suppresses detonation) |
| antidetonante {adj} | :: antiknock |
| antidetonante {m} | :: antiknock agent |
| antideus {m} [mythology] | :: antigod (a divine being opposed to the gods) |
| antideutério {m} [particle physics] | :: antideuterium (the antimatter equivalent of deuterium) |
| antidiabético {adj} [medicine] | :: antidiabetic (countering diabetes) |
| antidiabético {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antidiabetic (any drug that counters diabetes) |
| antidiabetogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, medicine] | :: antidiabetogenic (preventing the onset of diabetes) |
| antidiagonal {f} [linear algebra] | :: antidiagonal (the diagonal of a matrix that leads from top-right towards bottom-left) |
| antidiarreico {adj} [medicine] | :: antidiarrheal |
| antidicionário {m} [computational linguistics] | :: antidictionary (the set of all words of minimal length that never appear in a particular string) |
| antidifamação {adj} | :: antidefamation (opposing defamation) |
| antidiftérico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antidiphtheritic (countering diphtheria) |
| antidigestivo {adj} [medicine] | :: antidigestive (inhibiting digestion) |
| antidiluição {adj} [finance] | :: antidilution (preventing share dilution) |
| antidinástico {adj} [politics] | :: antidynastic (opposing a dynasty) |
| antidinheiro {adj} | :: antimoney (opposing the concept of money) |
| antidireitos {adj} | :: antirights (opposing somebody's rights) |
| antidiscinético {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antidyskinetic (that counters dyskinesia) |
| antidiscinético {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antidyskinetic (any drug that counters dyskinesia) |
| antidisciplina {f} | :: antidiscipline (discipline that is the opposite of another) |
| antidisciplinar {adj} | :: antidisciplinary (going against the accepted wisdom of a discipline) |
| antidiscriminação {adj} | :: antidiscriminatory (opposing or disallowing discrimination) |
| antidiscriminatório {adj} | :: antidiscriminatory (opposing or disallowing discrimination) |
| antidiscursivo {adj} [social sciences] | :: antidiscursive (opposing an institutionalized way of thinking) |
| antidisentérico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antidysenteric (working against dysentery) |
| antidisentérico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antidysenteric (a medicine for dysentery) |
| antidislipidémico {adj} [European orthography, pharmacology] | :: antidyslipidemic (that counters dyslipidemia) |
| antidislipidêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antidislipidémico |
| antidispéptico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antidyspeptic (countering dyspepsia) |
| antidispéptico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antidyspeptic (any agent that counters dyspepsia) |
| antidisrítmico {adj} [pharmacology, of a drug] | :: antidysrhythmic (used to treat or prevent dysrhythmia) |
| antidisrítmico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antidysrhythmic (a drug that treats or prevents dysrhythmia) |
| antidistúrbio {adj} [military] | :: antidisturbance (causing an explosive device to detonate if disturbed) |
| antiditadura {adj} [politics] | :: antidictatorship (opposing political dictatorship) |
| antiditatorial {adj} [politics] | :: antidictatorship (opposing political dictatorship) |
| antidiurese {f} [physiology] | :: antidiuresis (the reduction of urination) |
| antidiurético {adj} | :: antidiuretic (preventing or counteracting diuresis) |
| antidiurético {m} [physiology, medicine] | :: antidiuretic (an agent that prevents or counteracts diuresis) |
| antidivórcio {adj} | :: antidivorce (opposing divorce) |
| antidocumentário {m} [film] | :: antidocumentary (a documentary made in opposition to the normal standards of a documentary) |
| antidoença {adj} [medicine, rare] | :: antidisease (working against disease) |
| antidogmático {adj} | :: antidogmatic (opposed to dogma) |
| antidoméstico {adj} | :: antidomestic (opposing what is domestic) |
| antidopagem {adj} [sports] /ˌɐ̃.t͡ʃi.do.ˈpa.ʒẽj̃/ | :: antidoping (proscribing or combating doping in sports) |
| antidopaminérgico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antidopaminergic (preventing or counteracting the effects of dopamine) |
| antidopaminérgico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antidopaminergic (any drug that prevents or counteracts the effects of dopamine) |
| antidoping {adj} [sports] | :: antidoping (proscribing or combating doping in sports) |
| antidoping {m} [sports] | :: a test that determines whether an athlete has used performance-enhancing drugs |
| antidotal {adj} | :: antidotal (relating to or being an antidote) |
| antidotar {vt} | :: to antidote (counteract as an antidote) |
| antidotário {m} [medicine] | :: antidotary (a book of antidotes) |
| antídoto {m} | :: antidote |
| antidrama {m} [dramaturgy] | :: antiplay (a play that deliberately avoids the typical conventions) |
| antidroga {adj} | :: alternative form of antidrogas |
| antidrogas {adj} | :: antidrug (against drug use) |
| antidromicamente {adv} [neurology] | :: antidromically (in an antidromic manner) |
| antidrómico {adj} [European orthography, neurology, of a nerve impulse] | :: antidromic (flowing in the opposite direction from normal) |
| antidrômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antidrómico |
| antidumping {adj} [economics, trade, diplomacy] | :: antidumping (intended to combat or prevent dumping, the sale of goods below cost) |
| antiduna {f} [geomorphology] | :: antidune (a bedform opposing the direction of fluvial flow) |
| antieclesiástico {adj} | :: antichurch; antiecclesiastical (opposed to the church) |
| antieconómico {adj} [European orthography, economy] | :: antieconomic (opposing or working against the economy) |
| antieconômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antieconómico |
| antieczematoso {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antieczematous (countering eczema) |
| antieducativo {adj} | :: antieducational (opposing education) |
| antielite {adj} [sociology] | :: antielitist (opposed to elitism) |
| antielitismo {m} [sociology] | :: antielitism (opposition to elitism) |
| antielitista {adj} [sociology] | :: antielitist (opposed to elitism) |
| antielitista {mf} [sociology] | :: antielitist (one who opposes elitism) |
| antiembaçante {adj} | :: antifogging (preventing fogging) |
| antiembaçante {m} | :: a substance that prevents fogging |
| antiemese {f} [medicine] | :: antiemesis (the prevention of vomiting) |
| antiemético {adj} | :: antiemetic (that combats nausea and vomiting) |
| antiemético {m} [medicine] | :: antiemetic (drug that combats nausea and vomiting) |
| antiemocional {adj} | :: antiemotional (opposing emotion) |
| antiemotivo {adj} | :: antiemotional (opposing emotion) |
| antiempírico {adj} [philosophy] | :: antiempirical (going against what is empirically true) |
| antiempirismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antiempiricism (opposition to empiricism) |
| antiempirista {mf} [philosophy] | :: antiempiricist (one who opposes empiricism) |
| antiemprego {adj} [economy] | :: antiemployment (opposing or countering employment) |
| antienchente {adj} | :: antiflood (preventing or countering flooding) |
| antiencolhimento {adj} | :: antishrink (resistant to shrinkage) |
| antiendotóxico {adj} [toxicology] | :: antiendotoxic (that counteracts the effects of an endotoxin) |
| antiendotoxina {f} [medicine] | :: antiendotoxin (any substance that counteracts the effect of an endotoxin) |
| antientrópico {adj} | :: antientropic (countering entropy) |
| antienvelhecimento {adj} | :: antiaging (related to the lessening or halting of the aging process) |
| antienxaqueca {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antimigraine (preventing or acting against migraines) |
| antiépico {adj} [literature] | :: antiepic (contrary to what is epic) |
| antiépico {m} [literature] | :: antiepic (a literary work challenging the conventions of the epic) |
| antiepilético {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiepileptic (acting to prevent epilepic seizures) |
| antiepilético {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiepileptic (a drug which acts to prevent epileptic seizures) |
| antierosão {adj} [geology] | :: antierosion (countering erosion) |
| antierosivo {adj} [geology] | :: antierosion (countering erosion) |
| antierótico {adj} | :: antierotic (opposing what is erotic) |
| antiescola {adj} | :: antischool (opposed to schools) |
| antiescolástico {adj} [philosophy] | :: antischolastic (opposing scholasticism) |
| antiescorbútico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiscorbutic (preventing or curing scurvy) |
| antiescorbútico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiscorbutic (a medicine that prevents or cures scurvy) |
| antiescravatura {adj} [sociology] | :: antislavery (opposed to the practice of slavery) |
| antiescravidão {adj} [sociology] | :: antislavery (opposed to the practice of slavery) |
| antiescravista {adj} [sociology] | :: antislavery (opposed to the practice of slavery) |
| antiescravista {mf} [sociology] | :: antislaver (one who opposes slavery) |
| antiescrofuloso {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiscrofulous (working against scrofula) |
| antiespacial {adj} | :: antispatial (going against traditional notions of physical space) |
| antiespaço {m} | :: antispace (a space or region that violates the norms or conventions of spaces) |
| antiespasmódico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antispasmodic (that suppresses spasms) |
| antiespasmódico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antispasmodic (a drug that suppresses spasms) |
| antiespeculação {adj} [economy] | :: antispeculation (opposing or countering financial speculation) |
| antiespeculativo {adj} [economy] | :: antispeculation (opposing or countering financial speculation) |
| antiespionagem {adj} | :: antiespionage (countering or opposing espionage) |
| antiespiritismo {m} [rare, religion] | :: antispiritualism (opposition to spiritualism) |
| antiespiritual {adj} [religion] | :: antispiritual (opposing or harming what is spiritual) |
| antiespiritualidade {f} [religion] | :: antispirituality (opposition to spirituality) |
| antiespiritualismo {m} [religion] | :: antispiritualism (opposition to spiritualism) |
| antiespumante {adj} | :: antifoaming (that inhibits the formation of foam) |
| antiespumante {m} | :: antifoam; anti-foaming agent (any chemical agent that inhibits the formation of foam) |
| antiesquerdista {adj} [politics] | :: antileft (opposing the political left) |
| antiesquistossomótico {adj} [immunology, pharmacology] | :: antischistosomal (that counters the effects of schistosomiasis) |
| antiesquizofrênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, psychiatry] | :: antischizophrenic (counteracting schizophrenia) |
| antiessencialismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antiessentialism (opposition to essentialism) |
| antiessencialista {adj} [philosophy] | :: antiessentialist (opposing essentialism) |
| antiessencialista {mf} [philosophy] | :: antiessentialist (one who opposes essentialism) |
| antiestabelecimento {adj} [sociology] | :: antiestablishment (opposed to the political or cultural establishment) |
| antiestado {adj} [politics] | :: antistate (opposed to the state) |
| antiestafilocócico {adj} [immunology] | :: antistaphylococcal (that counters Staphylococcus infection) |
| antiestático {adj} | :: antistatic (preventing the buildup of static electricity) |
| antiestático {m} | :: antistatic (agent that prevents the buildup of static electricity) |
| antiestatismo {m} [politics] | :: antistatism (opposition to state intervention into personal, social or economic affairs) |
| antiestatista {mf} [politics] | :: antistatist (one who opposes state intervention into personal, social or economic affairs) |
| antiestético {adj} | :: unsightly (displeasing to the eye) |
| antiestético {adj} | :: antiaesthetic (opposing or rejecting what is aesthetic) |
| antiestigma {adj} [sociology] | :: antistigma (opposing or countering a social stigma) |
| antiestilo {m} | :: antistyle (style or fashion that rejects the usual conventions of style) |
| antiestrangeirismo {m} | :: antiforeignism (antiforeign attitudes) |
| antiestrangeiro {adj} | :: antiforeign (opposed to foreigners or to what is foreign) |
| antiestratégico {adj} | :: antistrategic; unstrategic (not strategic) |
| antiestrela {f} [astrophysics] | :: antistar (a conjectured type of star formed from antimatter) |
| antiestreptocóccico {adj} | :: alternative form of antiestreptocócico |
| antiestreptocócico {adj} [immunology] | :: antistreptococcic (countering bacteria of the genus Streptococcus) |
| antiestreptolisina {f} [biochemistry, immunology] | :: antistreptolysin (an antibody made against streptolysin) |
| antiestresse {adj} | :: antistress (countering stress) |
| antiestrogénico {adj} [European orthography, pharmacology] | :: antiestrogenic (inhibiting estrogen) |
| antiestrogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiestrogénico |
| antiestrogénio {m} [European orthography, pharmacology] | :: antiestrogen (a substance that blocks estrogens) |
| antiestrogênio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiestrogénio |
| antiestrógeno {m} [pharmacology] | :: antiestrogen (a substance that blocks estrogens) |
| antiestrutura {f} [sociology] | :: antistructure (a sociocultural structure that intentionally counteracts the mainstream) |
| antiestrutural {adj} [sociology] | :: antistructural (of or relating to antistructure) |
| antiestruturalismo {m} [sociology] | :: antistructuralism (opposition to structuralism) |
| antiestruturalista {adj} [sociology] | :: antistructural (of or relating to antistructuralism) |
| antiestruturalista {mf} [sociology] | :: antistructuralist (one who opposes structuralism) |
| antiestupro {adj} | :: antirape (opposed to or countering rape) |
| antiético {adj} | :: unethical |
| antiétnico {adj} [sociology] | :: antiethnic (opposing those of a particular ethnicity) |
| antieuropeísmo {m} | :: anti-Europeanism |
| antievangélico {adj} [Christianity] | :: antigospel (opposing the gospel) |
| antievasão {adj} [finance] | :: anti-avoidance (that counters tax avoidance) |
| antievasão {adj} | :: antievasion (preventing evasion) |
| antievolucionista {adj} [religion] | :: antievolution (opposing the teaching or espousal of biological evolution) |
| antievolucionista {mf} [religion] | :: antievolutionist (a person who believes that biological evolution does not take place) |
| antiexclusão {adj} | :: antiexclusion (opposing or counteracting exclusion) |
| antiexército {adj} | :: antiarmy (opposing the army) |
| antiexperimentalismo {m} | :: antiexperimentalism (opposition to experimentalism) |
| antiexploração {adj} | :: antiexploitation (opposing or countering exploitation) |
| antiexportação {adj} [economy] | :: antiexport (opposing exports) |
| antiexpressionista {adj} [art] | :: antiexpressionist (opposing expressionism) |
| antiexpressivo {adj} [art] | :: antiexpressive (opposing or avoiding expressiveness) |
| antiextorsão {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antiextortion (countering extortion) |
| antiextremismo {m} | :: antiextremism (opposition to extremism) |
| antiextremista {adj} | :: antiextremist (countering or opposing extremism) |
| antiextremista {mf} | :: antiextremist (one who opposes extremism) |
| antifã {mf} | :: anti-fan (person who devotes time to mocking or criticising something) |
| antifadiga {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antifatigue (countering fatigue) |
| antifagocítico {adj} [immunology] | :: antiphagocytic (impeding or preventing the action of phagocytes) |
| antifalsificação {adj} | :: anticounterfeiting (preventing counterfeiting) |
| antifamília {adj} [sociology] | :: antifamily (opposed to the traditional social construct of the family) |
| antifascismo {m} | :: antifascism (opposition to fascism) |
| antifascista {adj} [politics] | :: antifascist (opposed to fascism) |
| antifascista {mf} | :: antifascist (person who opposes fascism) |
| antifase {f} [physics, mathematics] | :: antiphase (a difference in phase (of two waves) of 180°) |
| antifebril {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antipyretic; antifever; antifebrile (that reduces fever) |
| antifebril {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antipyretic (medication that reduces fever) |
| antifebrina {f} [organic chemistry, pharmaceutical drug] | :: acetanilide (amide derived from acetic acid and aniline) |
| antifederal {adj} [politics] | :: anti-federal (opposing federalism) |
| antifederalismo {m} [politics] | :: anti-federalism (opposition to federalism) |
| antifederalista {adj} [politics] | :: anti-federal (opposing federalism) |
| antifederalista {mf} [politics] | :: anti-federalist (one who opposes federalism) |
| antifeminino {adj} | :: antifeminine (opposed to what is feminine) |
| antifeminismo {m} | :: antifeminism (any belief antagonistic to feminism) |
| antifeminista {adj} | :: antifeminist (antagonistic to feminism) |
| antifeminista {mf} | :: antifeminist (person antagonistic to feminism) |
| antífen {m} | :: hash (name of the # symbol) |
| antiférmion {m} [Brazil, particle] | :: antifermion (the antiparticle of a fermion) |
| antiferroelétrico {adj} [physics] | :: antiferroelectric (in which dipoles are arranged antiparallel to adjacent ones) |
| antiferromagneticamente {adv} [physics] | :: antiferromagnetically (in an antiferromagnetic manner) |
| antiferromagnético {adj} [physics] | :: antiferromagnetic |
| antiferromagnetismo {m} [physics] | :: antiferromagnetism (a phenomenon similar to ferromagnetism) |
| antiferromagneto {m} [physics] | :: antiferromagnet (an antiferromagnetic material) |
| antiferroviário {adj} | :: antirail (opposed to rail transport) |
| antiferrugem {adj} | :: anti-rust (preventing the formation of rust) |
| antifertilidade {adj} | :: antifertility (that reduces fertility) |
| antifeudal {adj} [politics, sociology] | :: antifeudal (opposing a feudal system) |
| antifeudalismo {m} [politics] | :: antifeudalism (opposition to a feudal system) |
| antifibrina {adj} [immunology] | :: antifibrin (that generates an immune reaction to fibrin) |
| antifibrinolítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antifibrinolytic (serving to inhibit fibrinolysis) |
| antifibrinolítico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antifibrinolytic (an antifibrinolytic agent) |
| antifibrose {adj} [medicine] | :: antifibrosis (countering fibrosis) |
| antifibrótico {adj} [medicine] | :: antifibrosis (countering fibrosis) |
| antifibrótico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antifibrotic (a drug that inhibits or reduces fibrosis) |
| antifilme {m} [film] | :: antifilm (a film that deliberately avoids or subverts the usual characteristics of films) |
| antifilosofia {f} [philosophy] | :: antiphilosophy (an antitheoretical metaphilosophy) |
| antifilosófico {adj} | :: antiphilosophical (opposing philosophy) |
| antifilósofo {m} [philosophy] | :: antiphilosopher (a philosopher who practices antiphilosophy) |
| antifinanceiro {adj} | :: antifinance (opposing finance) |
| antiflatulência {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiflatulent (serving to prevent flatulence) |
| antiflatulento {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiflatulent (serving to prevent flatulence) |
| antiflatulento {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiflatulent (a drug that prevents flatulence) |
| antiflogístico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiphlogistic (counteracting inflammation) |
| antiflogístico {m} [pharmacology] | :: antiphlogistic (plant or remedy that reduces inflammation) |
| antifluoretação {adj} [public health] | :: antifluoridation (opposing the addition of fluoride to the public water supply) |
| antifluxo {m} [physics] | :: antiflow (flow in an opposite direction) |
| antifóbico {adj} [psychology, pharmacology] | :: antiphobic (counteracting a phobia) |
| antifogo {adj} | :: fireproof |
| antifoguete {adj} | :: alternative form of antifoguetes |
| antifoguetes {adj} [military] | :: antirocket (designed to prevent, or counterattack against, rocket fire) |
| antifolato {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antifolate (that inhibits the activity of folic acid) |
| antifolato {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antifolate (any drug that inhibits the activity of folic acid) |
| antifólico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antifolate (that inhibits the activity of folic acid) |
| antifólico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antifolate (any drug that inhibits the activity of folic acid) |
| antifome {adj} | :: anti-hunger (directed towards eliminating hunger) |
| antífona {f} /ɐ̃.ˈti.fu.nɐ/ | :: antiphon |
| antifonal {adj} [music] | :: antiphonal (characterised by antiphones or antiphony) |
| antifonário {m} /ɐ̃.ti.fu.ˈna.ɾju/ | :: antiphonary |
| antifonia {f} [music] | :: antiphony (singing by a choir split in two parts or a piece sung in this manner) |
| antifonicamente {adv} [music] | :: antiphonally (in an antiphonal manner) |
| antifónico {adj} [European orthography, music] | :: antiphonal (characterised by antiphones or antiphony) |
| antifônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antifónico |
| antiforense {adj} | :: antiforensic (acting as a countermeasure against forensic analysis) |
| antiforma {f} [geology] | :: antiform (sedimentary layers in a convex formation) |
| antiforma {f} [art] | :: antiform (a form that defies the usual conventions of artistic forms) |
| antiformal {adj} [geology] | :: antiformal (relating to an antiform) |
| antiformalismo {m} | :: antiformalism (opposition to formalism) |
| antiformalista {adj} | :: antiformalist (opposed to formalism) |
| antiformalista {mf} | :: antiformalist (one who opposes formalism) |
| antiformiga {adj} | :: antproof (resistant to ants) |
| antifosfolípide {adj} | :: alternative form of antifosfolipídio |
| antifosfolipídico {adj} [immunology] | :: antiphospholipid (counteracting phospholipids) |
| antifosfolipídio {adj} [immunology] | :: antiphospholipid (counteracting phospholipids) |
| antifóton {m} [Brazil, particle] | :: antiphoton (the antiparticle of a photon) |
| antifragilidade {f} | :: antifragility (the ability of a system to benefit from a certain class of random events, errors and volatility) |
| antífrase {f} [rhetoric] | :: antiphrasis (use of a word or phrase in a sense not in accord with its literal meaning) |
| antifrasticamente {adv} [rhetoric] | :: antiphrastically (by means of, or in terms of, antiphrasis) |
| antifrástico {adj} [rhetoric] | :: antiphrastic (of, or relating to antiphrasis) |
| antifraude {adj} | :: antifraud (acting against fraud) |
| antifricção {adj} | :: antifriction |
| antifumaça {adj} | :: antismoke (opposing, preventing or protecting from smoke) |
| antifumo {adj} /ˌɐ̃.t͡ʃi.ˈfu.mu/ | :: antismoking, antitabacco (opposing or prohibiting smoking) |
| antifundacional {adj} [epistemology] | :: antifoundational (opposing foundationalism) |
| antifundacionalismo {m} [epistemology] | :: antifoundationalism (a philosophy that rejects foundationalism) |
| antifundacionalista {adj} [epistemology] | :: antifoundational (opposing foundationalism) |
| antifundacionalista {mf} [epistemology] | :: antifoundationalist (one who rejects foundationalism) |
| antifundacionismo {m} | :: alternative form of antifundacionalismo |
| antifundacionista {adj} | :: alternative form of antifundacionalista |
| antifundacionista {mf} | :: alternative form of antifundacionalista |
| antifundamentalismo {m} | :: antifundamentalism (opposition to fundamentalism) |
| antifundamentalista {mf} | :: antifundamentalist (one who opposes fundamentalism) |
| antifúngico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antifungal (that inhibits the growth of fungi) |
| antifúngico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antifungal (drug that inhibits the growth of fungi) |
| antifusão {adj} [business] | :: antimerger (opposing a corporate merger) |
| antifutebol {adj} | :: antifootball (opposing football) |
| anti-g {adj} | :: anti-g (counteracting g-force) |
| anti-G {adj} | :: alternative spelling of anti-g |
| antigaláxia {f} [astrophysics] | :: antigalaxy (a conjectured type of galaxy formed from antimatter) |
| antigalha {f} | :: alternative form of antigualha |
| antigamente {adv} /ɐ̃.ti.ɣɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: formerly |
| antigamente {adv} | :: heretofore |
| antigangliosídeos {adj} [immunology, of an antibody] | :: that reacts to self-gangliosides |
| antigangue {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antigang (intended to combat or reduce the activity of criminal gangs) |
| antigangues {adj} | :: alternative form of antigangue |
| antiga República Iugoslava da Macedônia {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of Antiga República Jugoslava da Macedónia |
| Antiga República Jugoslava da Macedónia {prop} {f} [Portugal] | :: former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (provisional designation of the Republic of Macedonia) |
| antigás {adj} [military] | :: antigas (countering gas attacks) |
| antigay {adj} | :: anti-gay (against or opposed to gay people, or to rights for gay people) |
| antigeada {adj} | :: antifrost (preventing or countering the effects of frost) |
| antigenemia {f} [pathology, immunology] | :: antigenemia (the presence of antibodies in the bloodstream) |
| antigengivite {adj} [pharmacology, dentistry] | :: antigingivitis (countering gingivitis) |
| antigenicamente {adv} [immunology] | :: antigenically (in the manner of an antigen) |
| antigenicidade {f} [immunology] | :: antigenicity (the ability to react with the products of an immune response) |
| antigénico {adj} [European orthography, immunology] | :: antigenic (of or relating to antigens) |
| antigênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antigénico |
| antígeno {m} [immunology] | :: antigen (substance that induces an immune response) |
| antigenocídio {adj} | :: antigenocide (acting against or opposing genocide) |
| antigenoma {m} [genetics] | :: antigenome (the complementary strand of RNA from which the genome of a virus is constructed) |
| antigenômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, genetics] | :: antigenomic (relating to an antigenome) |
| antigerencial {adj} [business] | :: antimanagement (in opposition to management) |
| antigerme {adj} | :: alternative form of antigermes |
| antigermes {adj} [hygiene] | :: antigerm (countering germs) |
| antigiro {adj} | :: antispin (preventing spinning) |
| antiglaucoma {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiglaucoma (that prevents or alleviates glaucoma) |
| antiglaucomatoso {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiglaucoma (that prevents or alleviates glaucoma) |
| antigliadina {adj} [immunology, of an antibody] | :: antigliadin (acting against gliadin) |
| antiglicante {adj} [biochemistry] | :: antiglycative (that counters the toxicity of methylglyoxal and similar aldehydes) |
| antiglicolítico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: antiglycolytic (acting to prevent glycolysis) |
| antiglobalista {mf} [politics] | :: antiglobalist, anti-globalization (a proponent of antiglobalism) |
| antiglobalização {adj} [politics] | :: anti-globalisation (opposed to globalisation) |
| antiglobalização {f} | :: antiglobalisation, anti-globalism |
| antiglobulina {f} [immunology] | :: antiglobulin (antihuman globulin) |
| antignóstico {adj} [religion] | :: antignostic (opposing Gnosticism) |
| antigo {adj} /ɐ̃.ˈti.ɣu/ | :: ancient (pertaining or related to ancient times) |
| antigo {adj} | :: old (of things, less often of people) |
| antigo astronauta {m} [ufology] | :: ancient astronaut (extraterrestrial associated with paleocontact) |
| antigo astronauta {m} | :: See: pt antigo astronauta |
| Antigo Egipto {prop} {m} | :: superseded spelling of Antigo Egito |
| Antigo Egito {prop} {m} | :: Antigo Egito (ancient civilisation) |
| antigo eslavo eclesiástico {m} | :: Old Church Slavonic (the first literary and liturgical Slavic language) |
| antigolpe {adj} [politics] | :: anticoup (opposing a coup) |
| Antígona {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Antigone (the daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta) |
| antigonadotrofina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antigonadotropin (a drug that suppresses gonadotropin) |
| antigonadotropina {f} | :: alternative form of antigonadotrofina |
| antigorita {f} [mineral] | :: antigorite (brownish-green variety of serpentine) |
| antigota {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antigout (countering gout) |
| Antigo Testamento {prop} {m} | :: Old Testament (first half of the Christian Bible) |
| antigovernamental {adj} [politics] | :: antigovernment (opposed to the current government, or government in general) |
| antigoverno {adj} [politics] | :: antigovernment (opposed to the current government, or government in general) |
| antigramatical {adj} [linguistics] | :: ungrammatical (in violation of a language’s grammar) |
| antigravidade {f} [science fiction] | :: anti-gravity (gravity cancellation) |
| antigravidez {adj} [medicine] | :: antipregnancy (serving to prevent pregnancy) |
| antigravitacional {adj} [physics] | :: antigravitational (acting against gravity) |
| antigreve {adj} [organised labour] | :: antistrike (opposed to a strike or strikes) |
| antigreves {adj} | :: alternative form of antigreve |
| antigrevista {adj} [organised labour] | :: antistrike (opposed to a strike) |
| antigrevista {mf} [organised labour] | :: antistriker (one who opposes a strike) |
| antigripal {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiflu (acting against or serving to prevent flu) |
| antigripal {m} [pharmacology] | :: antiflu (a medicine preventing or acting against flu) |
| Antígua {prop} {f} | :: Antígua (island) |
| Antígua e Barbuda {prop} {f} | :: Antígua e Barbuda (country) |
| antigualha {f} | :: old objects |
| antigualha {f} | :: old customs |
| antiguana {f} | :: female equivalent of antiguano |
| antiguano {adj} | :: Antiguan (of, from, or pertaining to Antigua and Barbuda) |
| antiguano {m} | :: Antiguan (person from Antigua and Barbuda) |
| antiguerreiro {m} | :: antiwarrior (one who opposes war) |
| antiguerrilha {adj} [military] | :: antiguerrilla (opposing or countering guerrillas) |
| antiguerrilhas {adj} | :: alternative form of antiguerrilha |
| antiguerrilheiro {adj} [military] | :: antiguerrilla (opposing or countering guerrillas) |
| antigueto {adj} [sociology] | :: antighetto (opposing or countering ghettos) |
| antiguidade {f} /ɐ̃.ti.ɣwi.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: antiquity (ancient times) |
| antiguidade {f} | :: antiquity (relic or monument of ancient times) |
| Antiguidade {prop} {f} [historiography] | :: Antiquity (period of history before the fall of Rome) |
| antigüidade {f} | :: obsolete spelling of antiguidade |
| antiguo {adj} | :: obsolete form of antigo |
| antihackers {adj} [computer security] | :: antihacker (opposing or countering computer hackers) |
| anti-hedonismo {m} | :: antihedonism (opposition to hedonism) |
| anti-hedonista {adj} | :: antihedonistic (opposing hedonism) |
| anti-hedonista {mf} | :: antihedonist (one who opposes hedonism) |
| anti-hegeliano {adj} [philosophy] | :: anti-Hegelian (opposing the Hegelian philosophy) |
| anti-hegeliano {m} [philosophy] | :: anti-Hegelian (one who opposes the Hegelian philosophy) |
| anti-hegemónico {adj} [European orthography, politics] | :: antihegemonic (opposing hegemony) |
| anti-hegemônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anti-hegemónico |
| anti-hegemonismo {m} [politics] | :: antihegemonism (opposition to a policy of hegemony) |
| anti-hélice {f} [anatomy] | :: antihelix (the curved prominence of the external ear) |
| anti-helicóptero {adj} [military] | :: antihelicopter (intended for use against helicopters) |
| anti-hélio {m} [particle] | :: antihelium (antimatter form of helium) |
| anti-hélix {f} | :: alternative form of anti-hélice |
| anti-helmíntico {adj} [medicine] | :: anthelmintic (destructive to parasitic intestinal worms) |
| anti-helmíntico {m} [medicine] | :: anthelmintic (drug that causes the expulsion or death of intestinal worms) |
| anti-hemofílico {adj} [medicine] | :: antihemophilic (that counteracts bleeding in hemophiliacs) |
| anti-hemorrágico {adj} [medicine] | :: antihemorrhagic (that stops or reduces hemorrhage) |
| anti-hemorrágico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antihemorrhagic (any drug that stops or reduces hemorrhage) |
| anti-hepatite {adj} [immunology] | :: antihepatitic (countering hepatitis) |
| anti-hepatotóxico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antihepatotoxic (that acts against hepatotoxicity) |
| anti-herbívoro {adj} | :: alternative form of anti-herbívoros |
| anti-herbívoros {adj} [botany] | :: antiherbivore (serving to repel herbivores) |
| anti-herói {m} [literature] | :: antihero (protagonist who acts in an unheroic manner) |
| anti-heroicamente {adv} [narratology] | :: antiheroically (in an antiheroic manner) |
| anti-heroico {adj} [narratology] | :: antiheroic (pertaining to or typical of an antihero) |
| anti-heroína {f} | :: female equivalent of anti-herói |
| anti-heroísmo {m} [literature] | :: antiheroism (the quality of being an antihero) |
| anti-herpesvírus {adj} [immunology] | :: antiherpesvirus (preventing or countering herpesvirus) |
| anti-herpético {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiherpetic (countering herpes) |
| anti-herpético {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiherpetic (any drug that counters herpes) |
| anti-hiático {adj} [linguistics] | :: antihiatic (avoiding a hiatus) |
| anti-hidrogénio {m} [European orthography, particle] | :: antihydrogen (antimatter equivalent of hydrogen) |
| anti-hidrogênio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anti-hidrogénio |
| anti-hidrópico {adj} [medicine] | :: antihydropic (countering dropsy) |
| anti-hierárquico {adj} | :: antihierarchical (opposing a hierarchy or hierarchies in general) |
| anti-higiénico {adj} [European orthography] | :: alternative form of anti-higiênico |
| anti-higiênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: unhygienic, unsanitary |
| anti-hiperalgésico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antihyperalgesic (serving to counter hyperalgesia) |
| anti-hipercolesterolêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, pharmacology] | :: antihypercholesterolemic (countering hypercholesterolemia) |
| anti-hiperglicémico {adj} [European orthography, pharmacology] | :: antihyperglycemic (reducing hyperglycemia) |
| anti-hiperglicêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anti-hiperglicémico |
| anti-hiperlipidêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, pharmacology] | :: hypolipidemic (that reduces the concentration of lipid in blood serum) |
| anti-hipertensivo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antihypertensive (preventing or counteracting hypertension) |
| anti-hipertensivo {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antihypertensive (agent that prevents or counteracts hypertension) |
| anti-hipertrófico {adj} [medicine] | :: antihypertrophic (acting against hypertrophy) |
| anti-hipotensivo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antihypotensive (that counters hypotension) |
| anti-hippie {adj} | :: antihippie (opposing hippies) |
| anti-histamina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antihistamine (drug that counteracts the effects of histamine) |
| anti-histamínico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antihistaminic (that counteracts the effects of histamine) |
| anti-histamínico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antihistamine (drug that counteracts the effects of histamine) |
| anti-histérico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antihysteric (countering hysterics) |
| anti-histérico {adj} | :: antihysterical (opposing or preventing hysteria) |
| anti-histérico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antihysteric (any substance that counters hysterics) |
| anti-história {f} [literature] | :: anti-story (unconventional work of fiction) |
| anti-história {f} | :: antihistory (narrative describing past events which did not actually occur) |
| anti-historicismo {m} [philosophy, art] | :: antihistoricism (any aesthetic that rejects traditions and historicism) |
| anti-historicista {mf} [art, philosophy] | :: antihistoricist (one who subscribes to antihistoricism) |
| anti-histórico {adj} | :: antihistorical (opposing or contrary to history) |
| anti-holista {adj} [philosophy] | :: antiholistic (opposing holism) |
| anti-homem {adj} [feminism] | :: antiman (opposed to men) |
| anti-homeopático {adj} | :: antihomeopathy (opposing homeopathy) |
| anti-homofobia {f} | :: antihomophobia (opposition to homophobia) |
| anti-homofóbico {adj} | :: antihomophobic (opposing homophobia) |
| anti-homossexual {adj} | :: antihomosexual (opposed to homosexuality) |
| anti-homossexualismo {m} | :: anti-homosexualism (opposition to homosexualism) |
| anti-horário {adj} [of movement] | :: anticlockwise (in the opposite direction to the hands of an analogue clock) |
| anti-hormona {f} [Portugal, biochemistry] | :: antihormone (any material that counteracts the effects of a hormone) |
| anti-hormonal {adj} [biochemistry] | :: antihormonal (that counteracts the effects of a particular hormone) |
| anti-hormônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anti-hormona |
| anti-humanismo {m} [ethics] | :: antihumanism (opposition to humanism) |
| anti-humanista {adj} [ethics] | :: antihumanist (opposing humanism) |
| anti-humanista {mf} [ethics] | :: antihumanist (one who opposes humanism) |
| anti-humanístico {adj} [ethics] | :: antihumanist (opposing humanism) |
| anti-humanitário {adj} | :: antihumanitarian (opposing humanitarianism) |
| anti-humano {adj} | :: antihuman (opposed to humanity) |
| anti-igreja {adj} | :: antichurch (opposed to the church) |
| anti-igualitário {adj} [sociology] | :: antiegalitarian (opposing egalitarianism) |
| anti-igualitário {m} [sociology] | :: antiegalitarian (one who opposes egalitarianism) |
| anti-igualitarismo {m} [sociology] | :: antiegalitarianism (opposition to egalitarianism) |
| anti-imigração {adj} [politics] | :: antiimmigration (opposing immigration) |
| anti-imigrante {adj} [politics] | :: antiimmigrant (opposing immigrants) |
| anti-imperial {adj} [politics] | :: antiempire; anti-imperial (opposing an empire) |
| anti-imperialismo {m} [politics] | :: anti-imperialism (belief or practice which opposes imperialism) |
| anti-imperialista {adj} [politics] | :: anti-imperialist (opposed to imperialism) |
| anti-imperialista {mf} [politics] | :: anti-imperialist (one who is opposed to imperialism) |
| anti-imposto {adj} | :: alternative form of anti-impostos |
| anti-impostos {adj} [politics] | :: antitax (opposed to taxes) |
| anti-imprensa {adj} | :: antipress (opposing the press) |
| anti-incêndio {adj} | :: anti-incendiary; antifire (that prevents fire) |
| anti-incesto {adj} [anthropology, rare] | :: anti-incest (opposing incest) |
| anti-incrustação {adj} | :: antifouling (that prevents or counteracts the buildup of barnacles and other deposits on surfaces) |
| anti-independência {adj} [politics] | :: antiindependence (opposing political independence) |
| anti-independente {adj} [politics] | :: antiindependence (opposing political independence) |
| anti-indústria {adj} | :: antiindustrial (opposing industry) |
| anti-industrial {adj} | :: antiindustrial (opposing industry) |
| anti-infecção {adj} [medicine] | :: antiinfection (preventing or counteracting infection) |
| anti-inflação {adj} [economics] | :: anti-inflationary (intended to counteract or reverse inflation) |
| anti-inflacionário {adj} [economics] | :: anti-inflationary (intended to counteract or reverse inflation) |
| anti-inflamatório {m} [pharmacology] | :: anti-inflammatory (agent that prevents or counteracts inflammation) |
| anti-inflamatório {adj} [pharmacology] | :: anti-inflammatory (preventing or counteracting inflammation) |
| anti-insetos {adj} | :: antiinsect (countering insects) |
| anti-institucionalismo {m} | :: anti-institutionalism (rejection of institutionalism) |
| anti-insurgência {adj} [military] | :: antiinsurgency (opposing or countering insurgency) |
| anti-insurgente {adj} [military] | :: antiinsurgency (opposing or countering insurgency) |
| anti-intelectual {adj} | :: anti-intellectual (hostile to intellectual ideas) |
| anti-intelectualismo {m} | :: anti-intellectualism (hostility towards intellectuals) |
| anti-intrusão {adj} | :: antiintrusion (designed to counter intrusion) |
| anti-invasão {adj} | :: antitrespass (countering or preventing trespassing) |
| anti-invasão {adj} [military] | :: anti-invasion (countering or preventing invasion) |
| anti-islâmico {adj} | :: anti-Islamic (hostile against Islam or Muslims) |
| anti-isquémico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: antiischemic (countering ischemia) |
| anti-isquêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of anti-isquémico |
| antijacobino {m} [historical] | :: antijacobin (a political opponent of the Jacobins) |
| antijaponês {adj} | :: antijapanese (opposing the Japanese) |
| antijudaico {adj} | :: antijewish (opposed to Jews) |
| antijudeu {adj} | :: antijewish (opposed to Jews) |
| antikáon {m} [Brazil, particle] | :: antikaon (the antiparticle of a kaon) |
| antikink {m} [mathematics] | :: antikink (a negative 1-soliton solution to the Sine–Gordon equation) |
| antilambda {m} [particle] | :: antilambda (the antimatter equivalent of a lambda particle) |
| antilavagem {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antilaundering (countering money laundering) |
| antilegal {adj} [legal] | :: antilegal (opposing the law) |
| antilegislativo {adj} [law] | :: antilegislative (opposing legislation) |
| antilegomena {mp} [Christianity] | :: Antilegomena (books of the New Testament which were formerly not universally considered canonical) |
| antileishmânia {adj} [immunology, pharmacology] | :: antileishmania (acting against Leishmania parasites) |
| antilepra {adj} [medicine] | :: antileprosy (countering leprosy) |
| antileproso {adj} [medicine] | :: antileprosy (countering leprosy) |
| antileprótico {adj} [medicine] | :: antileprosy (countering leprosy) |
| antileprótico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antileprotic (a drug used to treat leprosy) |
| antilépton {m} [Brazil, particle] | :: antilepton (antiparticle of a lepton) |
| antilésbica {adj} | :: alternative form of antilésbicas |
| antilésbicas {adj} | :: antilesbian (opposed to lesbians) |
| antileucémico {adj} [European orthography, oncology, pharmacology] | :: antileukemic (preventing or countering leukemia) |
| antileucêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antileucémico |
| antilhano {adj} | :: Antillean (of, from, or pertaining to the Antilles) |
| antilhano {m} | :: Antillean (person from the Antilles) |
| Antilhas {prop} {fp} | :: Antilhas (archipelago) |
| Antilhas Neerlandesas {prop} {fp} | :: Antilhas Neerlandesas (former autonomous territory) |
| antiliberal {adj} [politics] | :: antiliberal (opposing liberalism) |
| antiliberal {mf} [politics] | :: antiliberal (one who opposes liberalism) |
| antiliberalismo {m} [politics] | :: antiliberalism (opposition to liberalism) |
| antiliberdade {adj} | :: antifreedom (opposing or working against freedom) |
| antilibertário {adj} [politics] | :: antilibertarian (opposing libertarianism) |
| antilinchamento {adj} [legal, law enforcement] | :: antilynching (prohibiting or preventing the practice of lynching) |
| antilinear {adj} [mathematics] | :: antilinear (describing a particular mapping of a complex vector space) |
| antilíngua {f} [sociolinguistics] | :: antilanguage (a language used by a social group to prevent outsiders from understanding what is being said) |
| antilipêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, pharmacology] | :: antilipemic (that lowers the amount of lipid in the blood) |
| antilipidêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, pharmacology] | :: antilipidemic (countering lipidemia) |
| antilipolítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antilipolytic (countering lipolysis) |
| antiliterário {adj} [literature] | :: antiliterary (defying the conventions of literature) |
| antiliteratura {f} [literature] | :: antiliterature (written works that deliberately avoid the typical conventions of literature) |
| antilivro {adj} | :: alternative form of antilivros |
| antilivros {adj} | :: antibook (opposing or disliking books) |
| antilocaprídeo {m} [zoology] | :: antilocaprid (any member of the Antilocapridae) |
| antilogarítmico {adj} [mathematics] | :: antilogarithmic (pertaining to antilogarithms) |
| antilogaritmo {m} [mathematics] | :: antilogarithm (number of which a given number is the logarithm) |
| antilogia {f} [rhetoric] | :: antilogy (contradiction in related terms or ideas) |
| antilógica {f} | :: antilogic (failure to obey logic) |
| antilógico {adj} | :: illogical (contrary to logic; lacking sense or sound reasoning) |
| antilogismo {m} [logic] | :: antilogism (false syllogism in which two premises contradict the third) |
| antílope {m} | :: antelope |
| antimaçonaria {f} | :: antimasonry (opposition to Freemasonry) |
| antimaconha {adj} [legal, law enforcement] | :: antimarijuana (opposed to, or countering, the use of marijuana) |
| antimaçónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: antimasonic (opposed to Freemasonry) |
| antimaçónico {m} [European orthography] | :: antimason (one who opposes Freemasonry) |
| antimaçônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antimaçónico |
| antimaçônico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antimaçónico |
| antimacrófago {adj} [immunology] | :: antimacrophage (that counters the activity of macrophages) |
| antimãe {f} | :: antimother (a mother whose behaviour is the opposite of that socially expected of mothers) |
| antimagia {adj} [religion] | :: antimagic (opposed to the use of magic or witchcraft) |
| antimagia {adj} [fiction, occult] | :: antimagic (serving to counteract magic or its effects) |
| antimágico {adj} [religion] | :: antimagic (opposed to the use of magic or witchcraft) |
| antimagnético {adj} [physics] | :: antimagnetic (unaffected by a magnetic field) |
| antimajoritário {adj} [politics] | :: antimajoritarian (opposing majority rule) |
| antimalária {adj} [pharmacology, public health] | :: antimalarial (preventing or counteracting malaria) |
| antimalárico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antimalarial (preventing or counteracting malaria) |
| antimalárico {m} [pharmacology] | :: antimalarial (agent that prevents or counteracts malaria) |
| antimalware {adj} [computer security] | :: antimalware (combating or eliminating malware) |
| antimaníaco {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antimanic (that counters the symptoms of mania) |
| antimarcas {adj} | :: antibranding (opposing commercial branding) |
| antimarketing {adj} | :: antimarketing (opposing marketing) |
| anti-Markovnikov {adj} [chemistry] | :: anti-Markovnikov (contrary to Markovnikov's rule) |
| antimarxista {adj} [politics] | :: antimarxism (opposed to the tenets of Marxism) |
| antimasculino {adj} | :: antimasculine (opposed to what is masculine) |
| antimasturbação {adj} | :: antimasturbation (opposing or preventing masturbation) |
| antimatéria {f} [physics] | :: antimatter (matter composed of antiparticles) |
| antimaterial {adj} [particle physics] | :: antimaterial (composed of antimatter) |
| antimaterialismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antimaterialism (any belief system that opposes philosophical materialism) |
| antimaterialismo {m} [sociology] | :: antimaterialism (opposition to economical materialism or consumerism) |
| antimaterialista {adj} | :: antimaterialistic (opposing materialism) |
| antimaterialista {mf} | :: antimaterialist (person who opposes materialism) |
| antimaternal {adj} | :: antimaternal (having characteristics opposite those associated with maternity) |
| antimaterno {adj} | :: alternative form of antimaternal |
| antimatrimonial {adj} | :: antimatrimonial (opposing matrimony) |
| antimecanismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antimechanism (a belief that opposes mechanism) |
| antimecanização {adj} | :: antimechanization (opposing mechanization) |
| antimédico {adj} | :: antidoctor (opposing medical doctors) |
| antimédico {adj} | :: antimedical (opposing medicine) |
| antimedo {adj} | :: antifear (countering fear) |
| antimercado {adj} [economy] | :: antimarket (opposed to the free market) |
| antimeria {f} [rhetoric] | :: antimeria (the use of one word class as if it were a member of another) |
| antimeria {f} [biology] | :: antimerism (the division of the body into antimeres) |
| antimérico {adj} [biology] | :: antimeric (of or pertaining to antimeres) |
| antimeridiano {m} [geography] | :: antimeridian (the reference line at 180° longitude, on the opposite side of earth to the prime meridian) |
| antimeritocrático {adj} [politics] | :: antimeritocratic (opposing meritocracy) |
| antímero {m} [biology] | :: antimere (one of the two halves of bilaterally symmetrical organisms) |
| antiméson {m} [Brazil, particle] | :: antimeson (the antiparticle corresponding to a meson) |
| antimessiânico {adj} [sociology] | :: antimessianic (opposing a messiah) |
| antimetábole {f} [rhetoric] | :: antimetabole (the repetition of words in successive clauses, but in transposed order) |
| antimetabólico {adj} [medicine] | :: antimetabolic (of, pertaining to, or functioning as an antimetabolite) |
| antimetabólico {m} [medicine] | :: antimetabolite (any substance that competes with, or inhibits the normal metabolic process) |
| antimetabólito {m} [medicine] | :: antimetabolite (any substance that competes with, or inhibits the normal metabolic process) |
| antimetafísico {adj} [philosophy] | :: antimetaphysical (opposed to metaphysics) |
| antimetafórico {adj} | :: antimetaphorical (opposing or avoiding the use of metaphor) |
| antimetastático {adj} [medicine] | :: antimetastasis (that inhibits metastasis) |
| antimétrico {adj} [electrical engineering] | :: antimetric (the converse of symmetric in electrical network theory) |
| antimicina {f} [biochemistry] | :: antimycin (any of several lactone antibiotics) |
| antimicobacteriano {adj} [medicine] | :: antimycobacterial (that counteracts the effects of mycobacteria) |
| antimicrobiano {adj} [medicine] | :: antimicrobial (acting against microbes) |
| antimicrobiano {m} | :: antimicrobial (agent that destroys microbes) |
| antimicrotubular {adj} [pharmacology, cytology] | :: antimicrotubule (that interferes with microtubules during mitosis) |
| antimicrotúbulo {adj} | :: alternative form of antimicrotúbulos |
| antimicrotúbulos {adj} [pharmacology, cytology] | :: antimicrotubule (that interferes with microtubules during mitosis) |
| antimídia {adj} [Brazil] | :: antimedia (opposing the media) |
| antimieloma {adj} [medicine] | :: antimyeloma (that destroys or counteracts the effects of myelomas) |
| antimigração {adj} [politics] | :: antimigration (opposing migration) |
| antimigrante {adj} | :: antimigrant (opposing migrants) |
| antimilitante {adj} | :: antimilitant (opposing militants) |
| antimilitar {adj} | :: antimilitary (opposed to the military or to military activities) |
| antimilitarismo {m} [politics] | :: anti-militarism (a doctrine that opposes war) |
| antimilitarismo {m} [politics] | :: opposition to a military government |
| antimilitarista {adj} [politics] | :: antimilitarist (opposed to militarism) |
| antimilitarista {adj} [politics] | :: opposing a military government |
| antimilitarista {mf} [politics] | :: antimilitarist (one who opposes militarism) |
| antimilitarista {mf} [politics] | :: one who opposes a military government |
| antiminas {adj} [military] | :: antimine (countering or opposing mines (explosive devices)) |
| antimineração {adj} [politics] | :: antimining (opposing mining (commercial excavation)) |
| antiministerial {adj} [politics] | :: antiministerial (opposed to government ministers or ministries) |
| antiminorias {adj} | :: antiminority (opposing ethnic minorities) |
| antimiscigenação {adj} [law] | :: antimiscegenation (against race mixing) |
| antimisógino {adj} | :: antimisogynistic (opposing or countering misogyny) |
| antimísseis {adj} [military] | :: antimissile (countering missiles) |
| antimíssil {adj} | :: alternative form of antimísseis |
| antimissionário {adj} [religion] | :: antimissionary (opposing religious missionaries) |
| antimito {m} [sociology] | :: antimyth (a belief or system that opposes a myth or myths) |
| antimitocondrial {adj} [immunology] | :: antimitochondrial (that binds or reacts with antigens associated with mitochondria) |
| antimitótico {adj} [pharmacology, cytology] | :: antimitotic (preventing or disrupting mitosis) |
| antimitótico {m} | :: antimitotic (an agent that prevents or disrupts mitosis) |
| antimoda {adj} | :: antifashion (opposed to fashion) |
| antimoda {f} | :: antifashion (any fashion that is intentionally contrary to the mainstream) |
| antimodelo {m} | :: antimodel (somebody or something that serves as the opposite of a model) |
| antimodernidade {f} | :: antimodernity (opposition to modernity) |
| antimodernismo {m} | :: antimodernism (a movement that opposes modernism) |
| antimodernista {adj} | :: antimodernist (opposing modernism) |
| antimodernista {mf} | :: antimodernist (one who opposes modernism) |
| antimodernização {f} | :: antimodernization (opposition to modernization) |
| antimoderno {adj} | :: antimodern (opposed to modernity or modernisation) |
| antimoderno {m} | :: antimodern (a person opposed to modernity or modernisation) |
| antimofo {adj} | :: antimould (countering mould) |
| antimonárquico {adj} [politics] /ˌɐ̃timuˈnaɾkiku/ | :: antimonarchic (opposing monarchy) |
| antimonarquismo {m} [politics] | :: anti-monarchism (opposition to monarchy) |
| antimonarquista {adj} [politics] | :: antimonarchist (opposed to monarchy) |
| antimonarquista {mf} [politics] | :: antimonarchist (one who is opposed to monarchy) |
| antimonástico {adj} [religion] | :: antimonastic (opposing monks or monasteries) |
| antimongoloide {adj} [medicine, of eyes] | :: antimongoloid (slanted upwards) |
| antimoniado {adj} [chemistry] | :: antimoniated (combined or prepared with antimony) |
| antimonial {adj} [chemistry] | :: antimoniacal (pertaining to antimony) |
| antimonial {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antimonial (any drug or medical preparation containing antimony) |
| antimoniato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: antimoniate |
| antimonífero {adj} [geology] | :: antimoniferous (containing or producing antimony) |
| antimonila {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: antimonyl (either the radical SbO- or the cation SbO+) |
| antimónio {m} | :: antimony |
| antimônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of antimónio |
| antimonista {adj} [theology] | :: antimonistic (opposed to monism) |
| antimonita {f} [mineral] | :: antimonite |
| antimonopólio {adj} [economy] | :: antimonopolistic (opposing monopolies) |
| antimonopolismo {m} [economy] | :: antimonopolism (opposition to monopolies) |
| antimonopolista {adj} [economy] | :: antimonopolistic (opposing monopolies) |
| antimonopolista {mf} [economy] | :: antimonopolist (one who opposes monopolies) |
| antimonopolo {m} [physics] | :: antimonopole (a monopole of opposite polarity to another) |
| antimoral {adj} /ˌɐ̃timuˈɾaɫ/ | :: antimoral (opposing or countering moral behaviour) |
| antimoralismo {m} | :: antimoralism (opposition to moralism) |
| antimoralista {adj} | :: antimoralistic (opposing moralism) |
| antimorte {adj} | :: antikilling; antideath (opposing or preventing killing) |
| antimoscas {adj} | :: antifly (countering flies (the insect)) |
| antimosquito {adj} | :: antimosquito (countering mosquitos) |
| antimosquitos {adj} | :: alternative form of antimosquito |
| anti-muçulmano {adj} | :: alternative form of antimuçulmano |
| antimuçulmano {adj} | :: anti-Islamic (hostile against Islam or Muslims) |
| antimudança {adj} | :: antichange (opposing change) |
| antimulher {adj} | :: alternative form of antimulheres |
| antimulheres {adj} | :: antiwoman (opposed to women) |
| antimülleriano {adj} [physiology] | :: anti-Müllerian (that inhibits the function or development of the Müllerian ducts) |
| antimulticultural {adj} [sociology] | :: antimulticultural (opposing multiculturalism) |
| antimundo {m} [astrophysics] | :: antiworld (a hypothetical world constructed from antimatter) |
| antimúon {m} [Brazil, particle] | :: antimuon (antiparticle corresponding to the muon) |
| antimurino {adj} [immunology, of an antibody] | :: antimurine (reacting with the immunoglobins found in murine animals) |
| antimuscarínico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antimuscarinic (that disrupts the action of muscarine on the nervous system) |
| antimuscarínico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antimuscarinic (an antimuscarinic drug) |
| antimuseu {adj} | :: antimuseum (opposing museums) |
| antimúsica {f} [music] | :: antimusic (any form of music that defies convention) |
| antimusical {adj} [music] | :: antimusical (opposing or countering music) |
| antimutagénico {adj} [European orthography, pharmacology] | :: antimutagenic (serving to counter a mutagen) |
| antimutagênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antimutagénico |
| antimutágeno {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antimutagen (an agent which counteracts mutagens) |
| antimutantes {adj} [science fiction] | :: antimutant (opposing mutants) |
| antinacional {adj} [politics] | :: antinational (opposed to one’s own nation) |
| antinacional {adj} [politics] | :: antinational (not founded on the idea of the nation) |
| antinacionalismo {m} [politics] | :: antinationalism (opposition to nationalism) |
| antinacionalista {adj} [politics] | :: antinationalist (pertaining to or supporting antinationalism) |
| antinacionalista {mf} [politics] | :: antinationalist (a supporter of antinationalism) |
| antinarcótico {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antinarcotic (opposing or countering narcotics) |
| antinarrativa {f} [narratology] | :: antinarrative (a narrative that deliberately avoids the typical conventions of the narrative) |
| antinatalismo {m} [philosophy, sociology] | :: antinatalism (opposition to the increase in human population) |
| antinatalista {mf} [philosophy, sociology] | :: antinatalist (a supporter of antinatalism) |
| antinativista {adj} [politics] | :: antinativist (opposing nativism) |
| antinativista {mf} [politics] | :: antinativist (one who opposes nativism) |
| antinatural {adj} | :: unnatural (not natural) |
| antinaturalismo {m} [sociology] | :: antinaturalism (the view that the natural world and the social world are different) |
| antinaturalista {adj} [philosophy, sociology] | :: antinaturalist (opposing or rejecting naturalism) |
| antinaturalista {mf} [philosophy, sociology] | :: antinaturalist (one who opposes or rejects naturalism) |
| antinatureza {adj} | :: antinature (opposing or destructive to nature) |
| antináusea {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antinausea (intended to prevent or combat nausea) |
| antinauseante {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antinausea (intended to prevent or combat nausea) |
| antinauseante {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antinauseant (any drug that counteracts nausea) |
| antinavio {adj} [military] | :: antiship (designed to attack a ship) |
| antinavios {adj} | :: alternative form of antinavio |
| antinefrítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antinephritic (counteracting diseases of the kidneys) |
| antinegócios {adj} | :: antibusiness (opposed to or biased against business) |
| antinegrismo {m} | :: antiblackism (antiblack sentiments or politics) |
| antinegro {adj} | :: antiblack (unfavourable to black people) |
| antinegros {adj} | :: alternative form of antinegro |
| antineoplástico {adj} [oncology] | :: antineoplastic (inhibiting the development of tumours) |
| antineoplaston {m} [alternative medicine] | :: antineoplaston (any of a group of peptides and other compounds used in alternative cancer treatment) |
| antinepotismo {adj} [politics, business] | :: antinepotism (opposing or preventing nepotism) |
| antinepotista {adj} [politics, business] | :: antinepotism (opposing or preventing nepotism) |
| antineurálgico {adj} | :: alternative form of antinevrálgico |
| antineurálgico {m} | :: alternative form of antinevrálgico |
| antineurítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antineuritic (preventing or acting against neuritis) |
| antineuronal {adj} [immunology] | :: antineuronal (acting against neurons) |
| antineurótico {adj} [medicine] | :: antineurotic (that counters neurosis) |
| antineutrão {m} [Portugal, physics] | :: antineutron (the antiparticle corresponding to a neutron) |
| antineutrino {m} [particle] | :: antineutrino (the antiparticle of the neutrino) |
| antineutrofílico {adj} [immunology] | :: antineutrophilic (acting against neutrophils) |
| antineutrófilo {adj} [biology] | :: antineutrophil (that has staining characteristics that are opposite of neutrophils) |
| antinêutron {m} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of antineutrão |
| antinevrálgico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antineuralgic (counteracting neuralgia) |
| antinevrálgico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antineuralgic (any agent that counteracts neuralgia) |
| antinflamatório {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of anti-inflamatório |
| antinflamatório {adj} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of anti-inflamatório |
| antinicotina {adj} | :: antinicotine (opposing, countering or blocking nicotine) |
| antinicotínico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antinicotinic (that inhibits the actions of nicotine) |
| antiniilismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antinihilism (opposition to nihilism) |
| antiniilista {adj} [philosophy] | :: antinihilistic (opposing nihilism) |
| antiniilista {mf} [philosophy] | :: antinihilist (one who opposes nihilism) |
| antinobre {adj} [politics] | :: antinobility (opposing the nobility) |
| antinocicepção {f} [neurology] | :: antinociception (reduced sensitivity to pain) |
| antinociceptivo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antinociceptive (that inhibits nociception, the sensation of pain) |
| antinodal {adj} [physics] | :: antinodal (of, pertaining to, or located at an antinode) |
| antinodo {m} [physics] | :: antinode (a region of maximum amplitude situated between adjacent nodes of a vibrating body) |
| antinomia {f} [logic] | :: antinomy (contradiction between valid conclusions) |
| antinomianismo {m} [Christianity] | :: antinomianism (a religious movement which believes that only faith is essential for salvation) |
| antinomiano {adj} [Christianity] | :: antinomian (of or pertaining to antinomianism) |
| antinomiano {m} [Christianity] | :: antinomian (one who believes that faith alone determines salvation) |
| antinomicamente {adv} [logic] | :: antinomically (in an antinomic manner) |
| antinómico {adj} [European orthography, logic] | :: antinomic (exhibiting or pertaining to antinomy) |
| antinômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antinómico |
| antinominalismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antinominalism (a doctrine that is counter to nominalism) |
| antinominalista {mf} [philosophy] | :: antinominalist (a supporter of antinominalism) |
| antinomismo {m} | :: alternative form of antinomianismo |
| antinomista {adj} [Christianity] | :: antinomian (of or pertaining to antinomianism) |
| antinomista {mf} [Christianity] | :: antinomian (one who believes that faith alone determines salvation) |
| antinormatividade {f} | :: antinormativity (the quality of being antinormative) |
| antinormativo {adj} | :: antinormative (opposing or countering what is normative) |
| antinucleação {adj} [biology] | :: antinucleating (that prevent nucleation) |
| antinucleante {adj} [biology] | :: antinucleating (that prevent nucleation) |
| antinucleão {m} [Portugal, particle] | :: antinucleon (the antiparticle of a nucleon) |
| antinuclear {adj} | :: antinuclear (opposed to the use of nuclear weapons or nuclear energy) |
| antinuclear {adj} | :: antinuclear (serving as protection from nuclear devices) |
| antinúcleo {m} [particle physics] | :: antinucleus (the nucleus of an antiatom) |
| antinúcleon {m} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of antinucleão |
| antinutricional {adj} [biochemistry] | :: antinutritional (of or pertaining to an antinutrient) |
| antinutriente {m} [biochemistry] | :: antinutrient (any substance that interferes with the absorption or metabolism of a nutrient) |
| antinutritivo {adj} [biochemistry] | :: antinutritional (of or pertaining to an antinutrient) |
| antiobesidade {adj} [pharmacology, nutrition] | :: antiobesity (serving to counter obesity) |
| antiobjetivo {m} | :: antigoal (an undesirable state to be avoided) |
| antiobscenidade {adj} [legal] | :: antiobscenity (serving to counter obscenity) |
| Antíoco {prop} {m} | :: Antiochus (one of the thirteen kings of the Seleucid dynasty) |
| antiocupação {adj} [politics, military] | :: antioccupation (opposed to a military occupation) |
| antioficial {adj} | :: antiofficial (opposing what is official) |
| antiofídico {adj} | :: antisnake (opposing or countering snakes) |
| antiofídico {m} | :: antivenin for snake venom |
| antioncogene {m} [genetics] | :: antioncogene (any gene that suppresses the formation of tumours) |
| Antíope {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Antiope (an Amazon, daughter of Ares) |
| Antíope {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Antiope (the daughter of the Boeotian river god Asopus) |
| antiópera {f} [opera] | :: antiopera (an opera that deliberately avoids typical conventions) |
| antiópio {adj} | :: antiopium (opposing the use of opium) |
| antiopressão {adj} | :: antioppression (opposing or countering oppression) |
| antioquenho {adj} | :: Antioquenian (of, from or pertaining to Antioquia, Colombia) |
| antioquenho {m} | :: Antioquenian (someone from Antioquia, Colombia) |
| antioqueno {adj} | :: Antiochene |
| antioqueno {m} | :: Antiochene |
| Antioquia {prop} {f} | :: Antioquia (<<ancient>> Greek <<city>> on the <<riv:Suf/Orontes>>, in modern <<c/Turkey>>) |
| antiorgânico {adj} | :: antiorganic (opposing or destroying what is organic) |
| antiortodoxo {adj} | :: antiorthodox (opposing what is orthodox) |
| antiosteoporose {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiosteoporotic (countering osteoporosis) |
| antiosteoporótico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiosteoporotic (countering osteoporosis) |
| antioxidação {f} [chemistry] | :: antioxidation (action that prevents oxidation) |
| antioxidante {adj} | :: antioxidant |
| antioxidante {m} | :: antioxidant |
| antiozonante {m} | :: antiozonant (any chemical compound that counters the effects of ozone) |
| antipadrão {m} [software engineering] | :: antipattern (ineffective or counterproductive design pattern) |
| antipalestino {adj} | :: anti-Palestinian (hostile or discriminating against Palestinians) |
| antipalúdico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antimalarial (preventing or counteracting malaria) |
| antipalúdico {m} [pharmacology] | :: antimalarial (agent that prevents or counteracts malaria) |
| antipapa {m} [Roman Catholicism, historical] | :: antipope (person who claims to be pope in opposition to the legitimate pope) |
| antipapal {adj} [Roman Catholicism] | :: antipapal (characterised by opposition to the pope) |
| antipapista {adj} [Roman Catholicism] | :: antipapal (characterised by opposition to the pope) |
| antipapista {mf} [Roman Catholicism] | :: antipapist (one who opposes the pope) |
| antiparalelamente {adv} [mathematics] | :: antiparallelly (in an antiparallel manner) |
| antiparalelo {adj} | :: antiparallel |
| antiparalítico {adj} [medicine] | :: antiparalytic (acting against paralysis) |
| antiparasitário {adj} [medicine] | :: antiparasitic (that counters parasites) |
| antiparasitário {m} [medicine] | :: antiparasitic (substance that acts against parasites) |
| antiparkinsoniano {m} [neurology, pharmacology] | :: antiparkinsonian (any drug used to treat Parkinson's disease) |
| antiparlamentar {adj} [politics] | :: antiparliamentary (opposing parliament) |
| Antiparos {prop} {f} | :: Antiparos (island/and/municipality) |
| antiparticipação {adj} | :: antiparticipation (opposing participation) |
| antiparticipativo {adj} | :: antiparticipation (opposing participation) |
| antipartícula {f} | :: antiparticle (type of subatomic particle) |
| antipartidário {adj} [politics] | :: antiparty (opposing a particular political party) |
| antipartidarismo {m} [politics] | :: antipartyism (opposition to a party or faction) |
| antipartidismo {m} | :: alternative form of antipartidarismo |
| antipartido {adj} [politics] | :: antiparty (opposing a particular political party) |
| antipartido {m} [politics] | :: antiparty (a political party that shuns or rejects the mainstream political establishment) |
| antipartidos {adj} | :: alternative form of antipartido |
| antipassivo {adj} [linguistics] | :: antipassive (relating to the antipassive voice) |
| antipastoral {adj} [literature, sociology] | :: antipastoral (eschewing pastoral themes) |
| antipatente {adj} | :: antipatent (opposing patents (legal claims to inventions)) |
| antipatético {adj} | :: antipathetic (having or showing a strong aversion or repugnance) |
| antipatia {f} | :: dislike (feeling of distaste) |
| antipaticamente {adv} | :: antipathically (in an antipathic manner) |
| antipático {adj} | :: disagreeable, unpleasant, unlikable [generally refers to a person] |
| antipatizar {v} | :: to antipathize (to feel or show antipathy) |
| antipatogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, medicine] | :: antipathogenic (that acts against pathogens) |
| antipatógeno {adj} [medicine] | :: antipathogenic (that acts against pathogens) |
| antipatriarcal {adj} [sociology] | :: antipatriarchal (opposing the patriarchy) |
| antipatriota {adj} | :: antipatriotic (opposing patriotism) |
| antipatriota {mf} | :: antipatriot (one who shuns or opposes patriotism) |
| antipatriótico {adj} | :: antipatriotic (opposing patriotism) |
| antipatriotismo {m} | :: antipatriotism (opposition to patriotism) |
| antipaz {adj} | :: antipeace (opposed to peace) |
| antipeça {f} [dramaturgy] | :: antiplay (a play that deliberately avoids the typical conventions) |
| antipedagogia {f} | :: antipedagogy (opposition to pedagogy) |
| antipedagógico {adj} | :: antipedagogic (opposing or contrary to pedagogy) |
| antipedofilia {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antipaedophile (opposing paedophiles) |
| antipêndio {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: antependium (the hangings in front of the altar) |
| antipeptídeo {adj} [immunology] | :: antipeptide (that produces an immune response to a specific peptide sequence) |
| antiperinuclear {adj} [immunology] | :: antiperinuclear (that is counter to a given perinuclear material) |
| antiperiódico {adj} [medicine] | :: antiperiodic (preventing the regular recurrence of symptoms) |
| antiperiódico {m} [medicine] | :: antiperiodic (a drug that prevents the regular recurrence of symptoms) |
| antiperiplanar {adj} [chemistry] | :: antiperiplanar (describing a torsion angle between 150° and 180°) |
| antiperistalse {f} [physiology] | :: antiperistalsis (peristalsis in the opposite direction) |
| antiperistáltico {adj} [physiology] | :: antiperistaltic (of or relating to anteperistalsis) |
| antiperistáltico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiperistaltic (that blocks or stops peristalsis) |
| antiperístase {f} [philosophy] | :: antiperistasis (the heightening of the force of an opposing process) |
| antipersistência {f} [mathematics] | :: antipersistence (the condition of being antipersistent) |
| antipersistente {adj} [mathematics] | :: antipersistent (having a negative correlation between its increments) |
| antipesquisa {adj} | :: antiresearch (opposed to academic research) |
| antipessoal {adj} [military] | :: anti-personnel (intended to harm people) |
| antipeste {adj} [public health, pharmacology] | :: antipest (serving to counter or eliminate pests) |
| antiphishing {adj} [computer security] | :: antiphishing (opposing or countering phishing) |
| antipichação {adj} | :: antigraffiti (protected from graffiti) |
| antipirata {adj} | :: alternative form of antipiratas |
| antipirataria {adj} [intellectual property, nautical] | :: antipiracy (acting to combat or prevent piracy) |
| antipiratas {adj} [nautical, military] | :: antipirate (opposing or countering pirates) |
| antipirese {f} [medicine] | :: antipyresis (the reduction of fever) |
| antipirético {adj} [medicine] | :: antipyretic (that reduces fever) |
| antipirético {m} | :: antipyretic (medication that reduces fever) |
| antipirina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: phenazone (a particular analgesic) |
| antiplaca {adj} [dentistry] | :: antiplaque (acting to prevent or remove plaque) |
| antiplágio {adj} | :: antiplagiarism (opposing or preventing plagiarism) |
| antiplaneta {m} [astrophysics] | :: antiplanet (a hypothetical planet composed of antimatter) |
| antiplaqueta {adj} | :: alternative form of antiplaquetas |
| antiplaquetas {adj} [immunology] | :: antiplatelet (destroying blood platelets) |
| antiplasmina {f} [biochemistry] | :: antiplasmin (a plasmin inhibitor) |
| antiplasmodial {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiplasmodial (that counters parasites of the genus Plasmodium) |
| antiplasmódico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiplasmodial (that counters parasites of the genus Plasmodium) |
| antiplástico {m} [pottery] | :: antiplastic (material used to diminish the plasticity of clay) |
| antiplástico {adj} | :: antiplastic (diminishing plasticity) |
| antipluralista {adj} [sociology] | :: antipluralist (opposing pluralism) |
| antipluralista {mf} [sociology] | :: antipluralist (one who opposes pluralism) |
| antiplutocrático {adj} [politics] | :: antiplutocratic (opposing plutocracy) |
| antipneumocócico {adj} [immunology] | :: antipneumococcic (acting against pneumococcus) |
| antipó {adj} | :: antidust (resistant to dust) |
| antipobre {adj} | :: antipoor (opposing or working against the poor) |
| antipobres {adj} | :: alternative form of antipobre |
| antipobreza {adj} [politics] | :: antipoverty (that serves to alleviate poverty) |
| antípoda {f} | :: antipode (something directly opposite) |
| antipodal {adj} | :: antipodal (on opposite sides of the globe) |
| antipodal {adj} | :: antipodal (diametrically opposite) |
| antipodalmente {adv} | :: antipodally (in an antipodal manner) |
| antipodismo {m} | :: antipodicity (the condition of being antipodal) |
| antipodista {mf} [juggling] | :: antipodist (one who juggles using his or her feet lying down) |
| antipoeira {adj} | :: antidust (resistant to dust) |
| antipoema {m} [poetry] | :: antipoem (a work of antipoetry) |
| antipoesia {f} [poetry] | :: antipoetry (poetry that breaks away from normal conventions) |
| antipoeta {m} [poetry] | :: antipoet (a writer of antipoetry) |
| antipoético {adj} | :: antipoetic (opposed to poetry) |
| antipolar {adj} | :: antipolar (relating to or located at an antipole) |
| antipolícia {adj} | :: antipolice (opposed to or prejudiced against the police) |
| antipolicial {adj} | :: antipolice (opposed to or prejudiced against the police) |
| antipolítica {f} [politics] | :: antipolitics (political activity outside of the mainstream political establishment) |
| antipolítico {adj} | :: antipolitical (opposing politics) |
| antipolítico {m} [politics] | :: antipolitician (someone who is the opposite of a typical politician) |
| antipolo {m} [geography] | :: antipole (opposite pole) |
| antipolo {m} [geometry] | :: antipole (position directly opposite) |
| antipoluente {adj} | :: antipollution (that reduces pollution) |
| antipoluente {m} | :: an agent that reduces pollution |
| antipoluição {adj} | :: antipollution (that reduces pollution) |
| antipoluição {f} [politics, rare] | :: antipollution (policy intended to reduce pollution) |
| antiponto {m} [quantum physics] | :: antidot (a small, circular region of opposite charge or magnetisation) |
| antipop {adj} | :: antipop (opposing mainstream pop music) |
| antipopular {adj} | :: antipopular (opposing the people) |
| antipopulista {mf} [politics] | :: antipopulist (one who opposes populism) |
| antipornografia {adj} | :: antipornography (opposed to pornography) |
| antipornográfico {adj} | :: antipornography (opposed to pornography) |
| antiportador {m} [biochemistry] | :: antiporter (a cell protein that acts within an antiport) |
| antiporte {m} [cytology] | :: antiport (a structure in a cell membrane that simultaneously transports different molecules or ions through the membrane in opposite directions) |
| antiposicional {adj} [chess] | :: antipositional (tending to undermine or harm one’s position) |
| antipositivismo {m} [social science] | :: antipositivism (the view that the social realm may not be subject to the same methods of investigation as the natural world) |
| antipositivista {adj} [social science] | :: antipositivist (relating to antipositivism) |
| antipositivista {mf} [social science] | :: antipositivist (an advocate of antipositivism) |
| antipovo {adj} | :: antipopular (opposing the people) |
| antiprazer {adj} | :: antipleasure (opposing pleasure) |
| antipreconceito {adj} | :: antiprejudice (opposing prejudice) |
| antipredador {adj} [ecology] | :: anti-predator (that provides a defence against predators) |
| antipredatório {adj} [ecology] | :: anti-predator (that provides a defence against predators) |
| antiprisão {adj} [sociology] | :: antiprison (opposing prisons) |
| antiprisma {m} [geometry] | :: antiprism (a polyhedron composed of two parallel copies of some particular polygon, connected by an alternating band of triangles) |
| antiprismático {adj} [geometry] | :: antiprismatic (relating to antiprisms) |
| antiprogestina {f} [biochemistry] | :: antiprogestin (any substance that prevents cells from making or using progesterone) |
| antiprograma {m} | :: antiprogram (a set of actions that is counter to those of another program) |
| antiprogressismo {m} | :: antiprogressivism (opposition to progress) |
| antiprogressivo {adj} | :: antiprogress (opposing progress) |
| antiprogresso {adj} | :: antiprogress (opposing progress) |
| antiproliferação {f} | :: antiproliferation (the countering of proliferation) |
| antiproliferativo {adj} | :: antiproliferative (suppressing cell growth) |
| antipropaganda {adj} | :: antipropaganda (preventing or opposing propaganda) |
| antipropaganda {adj} | :: antiadvertising (opposing or countering advertising) |
| antiproselitista {adj} | :: antiproselytism (opposing or forbidding proselytism) |
| antiprostaglandina {f} [biochemistry] | :: antiprostaglandin (a prostaglandin inhibitor) |
| antiprostituição {adj} | :: antiprostitution (acting against or prohibiting prostitution) |
| antiprotão {m} [Portugal, particle] | :: antiproton (antiparticle of the proton) |
| antiprotease {f} | :: antiprotease (anything that inhibits the action of a protease) |
| antiprotecionismo {m} [economy] | :: antiprotectionism (opposition to protectionism) |
| antiprotecionista {adj} [economy] | :: antiprotectionist (disapproving of protectionism) |
| antiproteinase {f} [biochemistry] | :: antiproteinase (any inhibitor of proteinase activity) |
| antiproteinúrico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiproteinuric (that counters proteinuria) |
| antiprotestante {adj} [Christianity] | :: antiprotestant (opposing the Protestantism) |
| antiprotestos {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antiprotest (opposing or countering protests) |
| antipróton {m} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of antiprotão |
| antiprotônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, particle physics] | :: antiprotonic (of, pertaining to, or composed of antiprotons) |
| antiprotozoário {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiprotozoal (that inhibits or destroys protozoa) |
| antiprotozoário {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiprotozoal (any drug used to fight diseases caused by protozoa) |
| antiprovérbio {m} | :: antiproverb (a humorous adaptation of a proverb) |
| antiprurido {adj} [pharmacology, dermatology] | :: antiitch (preventing or countering itching) |
| antiprurítico {adj} [pharmacology, dermatology] | :: antiitch (preventing or countering itching) |
| antiprurítico {m} [pharmaceutical drug, dermatology] | :: antipruritic (a medical agent that stops itching) |
| antipseudomonal {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antipseudomonal (countering pseudomonad bacteria) |
| antipsicanalítico {adj} | :: antipsychoanalytic (opposing psychoanalysis) |
| antipsicológico {adj} | :: antipsychological (contrary to human psychology) |
| antipsicológico {adj} | :: antipsychological (opposed to psychological approaches) |
| antipsicótico {adj} [psychiatry] | :: antipsychotic (preventing or counteracting psychosis) |
| antipsicótico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antipsychotic (any drug used to treat psychosis) |
| antipsiquiatria {f} [psychoanalysis] | :: antipsychiatry (a form of psychoanalysis based on existentialist and sociological concepts) |
| antipsiquiátrico {adj} | :: antipsychiatric (opposing psychiatry) |
| antipsoríase {adj} [pharmacology, dermatology] | :: antipsoriatic (serving to prevent or counter psoriasis) |
| antipsoriático {adj} [pharmacology, dermatology] | :: antipsoriatic (serving to prevent or counter psoriasis) |
| antipsórico {adj} [pharmacology, dermatology] | :: antipsoric (effective against itch) |
| antiptose {f} [grammar, rhetoric] | :: antiptosis (substitution of one grammatical case for another) |
| antipublicidade {adj} | :: antipublicity (opposing publicity) |
| antipublicitário {adj} | :: antipublicity (opposing publicity) |
| antipúblico {adj} | :: antipublic (opposing the public) |
| antipulga {adj} | :: alternative form of antipulgas |
| antipulgas {adj} | :: antiflea (countering fleas) |
| antipunk {adj} | :: antipunk (opposing punk music or subculture) |
| antiquadamente {adv} | :: antiquatedly (in an antiquated manner) |
| antiquado {adj} | :: antiquated |
| antiqualha {f} | :: alternative form of antigualha |
| antiquar {v} | :: to antiquate (cause to become antiquated) |
| antiquário {m} /ɐ̃.ti.ˈkwa.ɾju/ | :: antiquary; antiquarian (a person who is knowledgeable of, or who collects antiques) |
| antiquário {m} | :: antique shop (shop selling antiquities) |
| antiquarismo {m} | :: antiquarianism (study or love of antiques) |
| antiquark {m} [particle] | :: antiquark (the antiparticle of a quark) |
| antiquark charm {m} [particle] | :: anti-charm quark (the antiquark corresponding to the charm quark) |
| antiquark down {m} [particle] | :: anti-down quark (the antiquark corresponding to the down quark) |
| antiquark up {m} [particle] | :: anti-up quark (the antiquark corresponding to the up quark) |
| antiqueratina {adj} [immunology] | :: antikeratin (that targets keratin) |
| antiquimotripsina {f} [protein] | :: antichymotrypsin (any serpin that inhibits chymotrypsin) |
| anti-rei {m} [politics, historical] | :: antiking (one who declares himself king in opposition to a reigning monarch) |
| anti-replay {adj} [computer security] | :: antireplay (preventing replay attacks) |
| anti-rock {adj} [music] | :: antirock (opposed to rock music) |
| anti-rock {m} [music] | :: antirock (rock that deliberately goes against conventions) |
| antirrábico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antirabies (preventing or countering rabies) |
| antirracional {adj} | :: antirational (opposed to reason) |
| antirracionalidade {f} | :: antirationality (the quality of being antirational) |
| antirracionalismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antirationalism (opposition to rationalism) |
| antirracionalista {adj} [philosophy] | :: antirationalist (opposing philosophical rationalism) |
| antirracionalista {mf} [philosophy] | :: antirationalist (one who rejects philosophical rationalism) |
| antirracismo {m} [sociology] | :: antiracism (opposition to racism) |
| antirracista {adj} [sociology] | :: antiracist (opposed to racism) |
| antirracista {mf} [sociology] | :: antiracist (one who opposes racism) |
| antirradar {adj} [military] | :: antiradar (preventing detection by radar) |
| antirradiação {adj} | :: antiradiation |
| antirradical {adj} [biochemistry] | :: antiradical (counteracting free radicals) |
| antirraquítico {adj} [medicine] | :: antirachitic (that cures or prevents rickets) |
| antirrealismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antirealism (denial of the objective reality of certain entities) |
| antirrealista {adj} [philosophy] | :: antirealistic (opposed to realism) |
| antirrealista {mf} [philosophy] | :: antirealist (one who rejects realism) |
| antirrecessão {adj} [economy] | :: antirecession (serving to counter a financial recession) |
| antirreducionismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antireductionism (a holistic viewpoint opposed to reductionism) |
| antirreducionista {adj} [philosophy] | :: antireductionistic (exhibiting or relating to antireductionism) |
| antirreducionista {mf} [philosophy] | :: antireductionist (proponent of antireductionism) |
| antirrefletivo {adj} [optics] | :: antireflection (that inhibits reflection) |
| antirreflexo {adj} [optics] | :: antireflection (that inhibits reflection) |
| antirrefluxo {adj} [surgery] | :: antireflux (preventing reflux) |
| antirreformismo {m} [politics] | :: antireformism (opposition to reform) |
| antirreformista {adj} [politics] | :: antireform (opposing reform) |
| antirreformista {mf} [politics] | :: antireformer (one who opposes reform) |
| antirregime {adj} [politics] | :: antiregime (opposing a regime) |
| antirregulatório {adj} | :: antiregulatory (that disapproves of excessive regulation) |
| antirrejeição {adj} [medicine] | :: antirejection (acting to prevent rejection of a transplanted organ or tissue) |
| antirreligião {adj} | :: antireligious (opposed to religion) |
| antirreligiosidade {f} | :: antireligiousness (the state or condition of being antireligious) |
| antirreligioso {adj} | :: antireligious (opposed to religion) |
| antirrepresentacional {adj} [philosophy] | :: antirepresentational (opposing representationalism) |
| antirrepressivo {adj} [politics] | :: antirepressive (opposed to repression) |
| antirrepublicano {adj} [politics] | :: antirepublican (opposing the formation of a republic) |
| antirrepublicano {m} [politics] | :: antirepublican (one who opposes the formation of a republic) |
| antirresistência {adj} [biology] | :: antiresistance (countering the propensity of an organism to become resistant) |
| antirressaca {adj} | :: antihangover (countering hangovers) |
| antirressonância {f} [physics] | :: antiresonance (the condition in which impedance approaches infinity) |
| antirressonante {adj} [physics] | :: antiresonant (pertaining to or exhibiting antiresonance) |
| antirretórico {adj} | :: antirhetorical (opposing or avoiding the use of rhetoric) |
| antirretroviral {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiretroviral (fighting retrovirus) |
| antirretroviral {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antiretroviral (drug fighting retrovirus) |
| antirreumático {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antirheumatic (serving to prevent or counter rheumatism) |
| antirreumático {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antirheumatic (a drug that prevents or counters rheumatism) |
| antirrevisionismo {m} [historiography] | :: antirevisionism (opposition to revisionism) |
| antirrevolucionário {adj} | :: antirevolutionary (opposing a revolution) |
| antirribonucleoproteína {adj} [immunology, of an antibody] | :: autoimmune against ribonucleoprotein |
| antirribonucleoproteínas {adj} | :: alternative form of antirribonucleoproteína |
| antirrino {m} | :: snapdragon; antirrhinum (any plant of the genus Antirrhinum) |
| antirromance {m} [literature] | :: antinovel (a novel that deliberately avoids the typical conventions of the novel) |
| antirromântico {adj} | :: antiromantic (opposing or unconducive to romance) |
| antirromântico {m} | :: antiromantic (one who opposes or rejects the Romantic movement) |
| antirromantismo {m} [literature] | :: antiromanticism (opposition to romanticism) |
| antirronco {adj} | :: antisnore (preventing snoring) |
| antirrotacional {adj} | :: antirotating (that counters rotation) |
| antirroubo {adj} | :: antitheft (preventing theft) |
| antirrubéola {adj} [immunology] | :: antirubella (working against rubella) |
| antirrugas {adj} [dermatology] | :: antiwrinkle (eliminating or preventing the formation of wrinkles) |
| antirruído {adj} | :: antinoise (intended to reduce noise) |
| antirruídos {adj} | :: alternative form of antirruído |
| antirrural {adj} [sociology] | :: antirural (biased against rural areas or people) |
| anti-semitismo {m} | :: superseded spelling of antissemitismo |
| antispam {adj} [Internet] | :: antispam (countering spam (unwanted electronic mail)) |
| antispasto {m} [poetry] | :: antispast (a metrical foot composed of an iambus and a trochee) |
| antispoofing {adj} [computer security] | :: antispoofing (countering spoofing) |
| antispyware {adj} [computer security] | :: antispyware (combating or eliminating spyware) |
| antissabotagem {adj} [chiefly military] | :: antisabotage (preventing or countering sabotage) |
| antissarampo {adj} [immunology] | :: antimeasles (working against measles) |
| antissatélite {adj} [military] | :: antisatellite (intended to destroy or incapacitate a satellite) |
| antisseborreico {adj} [medicine] | :: antiseborrheic (acting against seborrhea) |
| antissecretor {adj} [medicine] | :: antisecretory (that inhibits or decreases secretion) |
| antissecretório {adj} [medicine] | :: antisecretory (that inhibits or decreases secretion) |
| antissecular {adj} [sociology, religion] | :: antisecular (opposing what is secular) |
| antissemita {mf} | :: anti-Semite |
| antissemítico {adj} | :: anti-Semitic (exhibiting anti-Semitism) |
| antissemitismo {m} | :: anti-Semitism (prejudice or hostility against Jews) |
| antissentimental {adj} | :: antisentimental (opposing or shunning sentimentality) |
| antisseparatista {adj} [politics] | :: antiseparatist (opposing separatism) |
| antissepsia {f} [hygiene] | :: antisepsis (the prevention of microbial infection) |
| antissepticamente {adv} [hygiene] | :: antiseptically (in an antiseptic manner) |
| antisséptico {adj} [hygiene] | :: antiseptic (capable of preventing microbial infection) |
| antisséptico {m} [hygiene] | :: antiseptic (substance that inhibits the growth of microorganisms) |
| antissequestro {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antikidnapping (preventing or countering kidnapping) |
| antisserotonérgico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiserotonergic (preventing or counteracting the effects of serotonin) |
| antisserotoninérgico {adj} | :: alternative form of antisserotonérgico |
| antissexista {adj} | :: antisexist (opposed to sexism) |
| antissexo {adj} | :: antisex (opposed to sexual intercourse) |
| antissexual {adj} | :: antisex (opposed to sexual activity) |
| antissifilítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antisyphilitic (countering syphilis) |
| antissifilítico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antisyphilitic (any drug that counters syphilis) |
| antissigma {m} | :: antisigma (name of the symbol Ↄ) |
| antissimetria {f} [mathematics] | :: antisymmetry (the condition of being antisymmetric) |
| antissimetria {f} [linguistics] | :: antisymmetry (a theory of syntactic linearisation) |
| antissimétrico {adj} [set theory] | :: antisymmetric (having the property that for any two distinct elements of a set, at least one is not related to the other via another set) |
| antissimetrização {f} [mathematics] | :: antisymmetrization (the act of making antisymmetric) |
| antissimetrizado {adj} [mathematics, physics] | :: antisymmetrized (modified by an antisymmetrizer) |
| antissimetrizador {adj} [mathematics] | :: antisymmetrizing (that produces antisymmetrization) |
| antissindical {adj} [organised labour] | :: antiunion (opposed to, or discouraging the formation of, trade unions) |
| antissintetase {adj} [immunology] | :: antisynthetase (that disrupts the action of synthetase enzymes) |
| antissionista {adj} | :: anti-Zionist (opposed to Zionism) |
| antissionista {mf} | :: anti-Zionist (one who is opposed to Zionism) |
| antissísmico {adj} [architecture] | :: antiseismic (built to withstand earthquakes) |
| antissistema {adj} | :: antisystem (opposing a political system) |
| antissocial {adj} | :: antisocial (unwilling or unable to associate normally with other people) |
| antissocialidade {f} [sociology, psychology] | :: antisociality (the quality of being antisocial) |
| antissocialismo {m} [politics] | :: antisocialism (opposition to socialism) |
| antissocialista {adj} [politics] | :: antisocialistic (opposing socialism) |
| antissocialista {mf} [politics] | :: antisocialist (one who opposes socialism) |
| antissocialmente {adv} | :: antisocially (in an antisocial manner) |
| antissociedade {f} [sociology] | :: antisociety (underground or marginalised social group) |
| antissodomia {adj} [chiefly legal] | :: antisodomy (seeking to prevent or prohibit sodomy) |
| antissoro {m} [medicine, immunology] | :: antiserum (serum containing antigens) |
| antissoviético {adj} [geopolitics] | :: antisoviet (opposing the Soviet Union) |
| antissubjetivismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antisubjectivism (any philosophy opposed to subjectivism) |
| antissubmarino {adj} [military] | :: antisubmarine (intended for use against submarines) |
| antissubmarinos {adj} | :: alternative form of antissubmarino |
| antissuborno {adj} [law] | :: antibribery (opposing or prohibiting bribery) |
| antissubsídio {adj} | :: alternative form of antissubsídios |
| antissubsídios {adj} [politics] | :: antisubsidy (opposing subsidies) |
| antissubversivo {adj} [politics] | :: antisubversive (opposing or countering political subversion) |
| antissufragista {adj} [politics] | :: antisuffrage (opposing suffrage) |
| antissuicídio {adj} | :: antisuicide (opposing or countering suicide) |
| Antístenes {prop} {m} | :: Antisthenes (ancient Greek philosopher) |
| anti-Stokes {adj} [spectroscopy] | :: anti-Stokes (relating to a Stokes shift to lower wavelengths) |
| antístrofe {f} | :: antistrophe (in Greek choruses and dances, the returning of the chorus, exactly answering to a previous strophe or movement from right to left) |
| antístrofe {f} [rhetoric] | :: antistrophe (the repetition of words in an inverse order) |
| antistrófico {adj} [poetry] | :: antistrophic (of or pertaining to an antistrophe) |
| antitabaco {adj} | :: antitobacco (opposed to the tobacco industry or smoking) |
| antitabagismo {adj} | :: anti-smoking (opposing smoking) |
| antitanque {adj} [military] | :: antitank (designed for attacking tanks or other armored vehicles) |
| Antitauro {prop} {m} | :: Antitauro (range) |
| antiteatral {adj} | :: antitheatrical (opposed to theatre) |
| antiteatralidade {f} | :: antitheatricality (the quality or state of being antitheatrical) |
| antiteatro {m} [dramaturgy] | :: antitheater (works of theater that go against theatrical conventions) |
| antitecnocrático {adj} [politics] | :: antitechnocratic (opposed to technocracy) |
| antitecnológico {adj} | :: antitechnological (opposed to technology) |
| antitecnologismo {m} | :: antitechnologism (opposition to technology) |
| antitecnologista {adj} | :: antitechnological (opposed to technology) |
| antitecnologista {mf} | :: antitechnologist (one who opposes technology) |
| antiteísmo {m} | :: antitheism (active opposition to theism) |
| antiteísta {adj} [religion] | :: antitheistic (of, pertaining to or espousing antitheism) |
| antiteísta {mf} [religion] | :: antitheist (an active opponent of the belief in the existence of a god or gods) |
| antiteleológico {adj} [philosophy] | :: antiteleological (opposing teleology) |
| antitelevisão {adj} | :: antitelevision (opposing television) |
| antitempo {m} [physics] | :: antitime (a hypothetical construct that resembles time but somehow opposes or counteracts it) |
| antiteocrático {adj} [politics] | :: antitheocratic (opposed to theocracy) |
| antiteologia {f} | :: antitheology (a belief system that runs counter to theology) |
| antiteológico {adj} | :: antitheological (opposing theology) |
| antiteorético {adj} | :: antitheoretical (opposing or contrary to theory) |
| antiterapêutico {adj} | :: antitherapeutic (having an effect opposite to that of therapy) |
| antiterminação {f} [genetics] | :: antitermination (a mechanism that prevents premature termination of DNA transcription) |
| Antiterra {f} [classical philosophy] | :: antichthon (a hypothetical planet on the opposite side of the Sun) |
| antiterremoto {adj} [architecture] | :: antiseismic; antiearthquake (built to withstand earthquakes) |
| antiterremotos {adj} | :: alternative form of antiterremoto |
| antiterrorismo {m} [law enforcement, military] | :: antiterrorism (activity aiming at opposing terrorism) |
| antiterrorista {adj} | :: antiterrorist (counteracting terrorism) |
| antítese {f} | :: antithesis |
| antitetânico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antitetanic (countering tetanus) |
| antiteticamente {adv} | :: antithetically (in an antithetic manner) |
| antiteticidade {f} | :: antitheticality (the quality of being antithetical) |
| antitético {adj} /ɐ̃tiˈtɛtiku/ | :: antithetical (pertaining to or being an antithesis) |
| antitetizar {v} | :: to antithesize (to create antitheses) |
| antitextual {adj} [literature] | :: antitextual (opposing textual conventions) |
| antitifoide {adj} [immunology] | :: antityphoid (countering typhoid fever) |
| antitifóide {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of antitifoide |
| antitípico {adj} | :: antitypical (of or pertaining to an antitype) |
| antítipo {m} | :: antitype (something that is symbolised or represented by a type) |
| antitireoide {adj} [biochemistry] | :: antithyroid (reducing the production or effects of thyroid hormones) |
| antitireóide {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of antitireoide |
| antitiroglobulina {adj} [immunology, of an antibody] | :: targetting thyroglobulin |
| antitirosinase {adj} [biochemistry, immunology] | :: antityrosinase (that counters the action of tyrosinase) |
| antitorpedo {adj} [military] | :: antitorpedo (acting against torpedos) |
| antitortura {adj} [sociology] | :: antitorture (acting against or opposing torture) |
| antitosse {adj} [medicine] | :: anticough; antitussive (suppressing coughing) |
| antitotalitário {adj} [politics] | :: antitotalitarian (opposed to or acting against totalitarianism) |
| antitotalitário {m} [politics] | :: antitotalitarian (an opponent of totalitarianism) |
| antitotalitarismo {m} [politics] | :: antitotalitarianism (opposition to totalitarianism) |
| antitotalitarista {adj} [politics] | :: antitotalitarian (opposed to or acting against totalitarianism) |
| antitóxico {adj} [immunology] | :: antitoxic (that counteracts a toxin or poison) |
| antitoxina {f} [immunology] | :: antitoxin (antibody to a specific toxin) |
| antitoxoplasmose {adj} [medicine] | :: antitoxoplasmal (that counters toxoplasmosis) |
| antitrabalhador {adj} [politics] | :: antiworker (opposing workers) |
| antitrabalhadores {adj} | :: alternative form of antitrabalhador |
| antitrabalho {adj} | :: antiwork (opposing work) |
| antitradicional {adj} [sociology] | :: antitraditional (opposed to what is traditional) |
| antitradicionalismo {m} [sociology] | :: antitraditionalism (opposition to traditionalism) |
| antitradicionalista {mf} [sociology] | :: antitraditionalist (an opponent of traditionalism) |
| antitráfico {adj} [legal, law enforcement] | :: antitrafficking (serving to counter trafficking) |
| antitrágico {adj} | :: antitragic (contrary to what is tragic) |
| antitrágico {m} [anatomy] | :: antitragicus (an intrinsic muscle that arises from the outer part of the antitragus) |
| antítrago {m} [anatomy] | :: antitragus (a projection of the auricle of the ear extending to the tragus) |
| antitransformada {f} [mathematics] | :: antitransform (the inverse of a transform) |
| antitransglutaminase {adj} [biochemistry, immunology] | :: antitransglutaminase (targeting transglutaminase) |
| antitranspirante {adj} | :: antiperspirant (reducing sweating) |
| antitranspirante {adj} [botany] | :: antitranspirant (reducing transpiration in plants) |
| antitranspirante {m} | :: antiperspirant (a substance used to minimise sweating) |
| antitranspirante {m} [botany] | :: antitranspirant (a substance applied to plant leaves to reduce transpiration) |
| antitransportador {m} [biochemistry] | :: antiporter (a cell protein that acts within an antiport) |
| antitratado {adj} [politics] | :: antitreaty (opposing a treaty) |
| antitrava {adj} | :: anti-lock (preventing from becoming stuck or jammed) |
| antitravamento {adj} | :: anti-lock (preventing from becoming stuck or jammed) |
| antitrinitário {adj} [theology] | :: antitrinitarian (rejecting the doctrine that God subsists as three distinct persons) |
| antitrinitário {m} [theology] | :: antitrinitarian (one who rejects the Trinitarian doctrine) |
| antitrinitarismo {m} [theology] | :: antitrinitarianism (rejection of the doctrine that God subsists as three distinct persons) |
| antitripanossomal {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antitrypanosomal (countering trypanosomes) |
| antitripsina {f} [protein] | :: antitrypsin (one of a class of serum proteins) |
| antitrombina {f} [protein] | :: antithrombin (molecule that inactivates several enzymes) |
| antitrombose {f} [medicine] | :: antithrombosis (inhibition of the formation of thrombi) |
| antitrombótico {adj} [medicine] | :: antithrombotic (that inhibits the formation of thrombi) |
| antitrombótico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antithrombotic (any drug having this property) |
| antítropo {adj} [botany] | :: antitropous (displaying, of, or pertaining to antitropy) |
| antitropomiosina {adj} [immunology] | :: antitropomyosin (that counters the action of tropomyosin) |
| antitrote {adj} | :: antihazing (opposing hazing rituals) |
| antitrust {adj} | :: alternative form of antitruste |
| antitruste {adj} [law] | :: antitrust (opposed to countering the establishment or existence of trusts) |
| antitubarão {adj} | :: antishark (preventing attacks by sharks) |
| antituberculose {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antituberculous (acting to combat or counteract tuberculosis) |
| antituberculoso {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antituberculous (acting to combat or counteract tuberculosis) |
| antitudo {adj} | :: antieverything (opposing everything) |
| antitumor {adj} [oncology] | :: antitumor; antitumoral (inhibiting the development of tumors) |
| antitumoral {adj} [oncology] | :: antitumor; antitumoral (inhibiting the development of tumors) |
| antitumorigênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, oncology] | :: antitumorigenic (counteracting the formation of tumors) |
| antiturismo {adj} [politics] | :: antitourism (opposing tourism) |
| antiúlcera {adj} [medicine] | :: antiulcer (serving to prevent or counteract ulcers) |
| antiulcerogénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: antiulcerogenic (preventing the onset of ulcers) |
| antiulcerogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antiulcerogénico |
| antiultravioleta {adj} [physics] | :: antiultraviolet (blocking ultraviolet light) |
| antiuniversalismo {m} [theology] | :: antiuniversalism (opposition to universalism) |
| antiuniversalista {mf} [theology] | :: antiuniversalist (one who opposes universalism) |
| antiuniversitário {adj} | :: antiuniversity (opposing universities) |
| antiuniverso {m} [astrophysics] | :: antiuniverse (a conjectured universe formed from antimatter) |
| antiurbanização {f} [urban studies] | :: antiurbanization (opposition to urbanization) |
| antiurbano {adj} [sociology] | :: antiurban (showing a negative view of cities or city life) |
| antiutilitário {adj} [philosophy] | :: antiutilitarian (opposing utilitarianism) |
| antiutilitarismo {m} [philosophy] | :: antiutilitarianism (opposition to utilitarianism) |
| antiutópico {adj} [chiefly philosophy] | :: antiutopian (opposing utopian values) |
| antivacina {adj} | :: anti-vaccination (being against vaccination) |
| antivacinação {adj} | :: anti-vaccination (being against vaccination) |
| antivacinista {adj} | :: antivaccinationist (characterised by opposition to vaccination) |
| antivacinista {mf} | :: antivaccinationist (one who is opposed to the practice of vaccination) |
| antivadiagem {adj} [law] | :: antiloitering (serving to prevent or counter loitering) |
| antivampiro {adj} | :: alternative form of antivampiros |
| antivampiros {adj} [folklore, fantasy] | :: antivampire (opposing or countering vampires) |
| antivandalismo {adj} [law enforcement] | :: antivandalism (opposing or proscribing vandalism) |
| antivaríola {adj} [immunology] | :: antismallpox (preventing or countering smallpox) |
| antivascular {adj} [pharmacology, oncology] | :: antivascular (that attacks the vasculature of a tumour) |
| antivazamento {adj} | :: antileak (preventing leaks) |
| antivegetariano {adj} | :: antivegetarian (opposed to vegetarianism) |
| antiveículos {adj} [military] | :: antivehicle (used to attack vehicles) |
| antiveneno {m} [medicine] | :: antivenin (antitoxin for treating envenomation) |
| antivenenoso {adj} [pharmacology, immunology] | :: antivenomous (acting against venom) |
| antivenéreo {adj} [medicine] | :: antivenereal (that is used to treat or cure venereal disease) |
| antiverbal {adj} [literature, semiotics] | :: antiverbal (opposing or avoiding the use of speech or words) |
| antiverde {adj} [particle physics] | :: antigreen (having one of the three possible colours of an antiquark) |
| antivermelho {adj} [particle physics] | :: antired (one of the three possible colours of an antiquark) |
| antivertigem {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antivertiginous (preventing or countering vertigo) |
| antivertiginoso {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antivertiginous (preventing or countering vertigo) |
| antivetorial {adj} [public health] | :: antivectorial (that counters the vector of an infectious disease) |
| antivibração {adj} | :: antivibration (countering or preventing vibration) |
| antivício {adj} | :: antiaddiction (countering addiction to a substance) |
| antivício {adj} | :: antivice (opposing or countering vice (sinful behaviour)) |
| antivida {adj} | :: antilife (opposing the preservation of life) |
| antiviolência {adj} [law enforcement, sociology] | :: antiviolence (acting against or opposing violence) |
| antiviral {adj} [medicine] | :: antiviral (inhibiting viruses) |
| antiviral {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: a drug that acts against virus infections |
| antivirulento {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antivirulence (that reduces the virulence of a bacterium) |
| antivírus {m} [computer security] | :: antivirus (computing software that eliminates malware) |
| antivitamina {f} [biochemistry] | :: antivitamin (any compound that inhibits the metabolic action of a vitamin) |
| antivivissecção {adj} [ethics] | :: antivivisection (opposed to vivisection) |
| antivivisseccionismo {m} [ethics] | :: antivivisectionism (opposition to vivisection) |
| antivivisseccionista {adj} [ethics] | :: antivivisection (opposed to vivisection) |
| antivivisseccionista {mf} [ethics] | :: antivivisectionist (an individual opposed to the practice of vivisection) |
| antivórtice {m} [physics] | :: antivortex (a vortex that rotates in an opposite direction to another that it is paired with) |
| antixenófobo {adj} | :: antixenophobic (opposing xenophobia) |
| antixeroftálmico {adj} [medicine] | :: antixerophthalmic (countering xerophthalmia) |
| antixiita {adj} | :: anti-Shiite (opposed to Shiites) |
| antizimótico {adj} [medicine] | :: antizymotic (preventing fermentation or decomposition) |
| antlerita {f} [mineral] | :: antlerite (a greenish hydrous copper sulfate mineral) |
| Antlia {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Antlia (winter constellation of the northern sky) |
| anto- {prefix} [botany] | :: antho- (relating to flowers) |
| antocianidina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: anthocyanidin (an aglycone of an anthocyanin) |
| antocianina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: anthocyanin (any of many water-soluble red to violet plant pigments) |
| antocorídeo {m} | :: pirate bug; anthocorid (any insect in the family Anthocoridae) |
| antódio {m} [botany] | :: anthodium (the inflorescence of a compound flower in which many florets are gathered into an involucrate head) |
| Antofagasta {prop} {f} | :: Antofagasta (region) |
| Antofagasta {prop} {f} | :: Antofagasta (province/and/city/regional capital) |
| antófago {adj} [ecology] | :: anthophagous (that feeds on flowers) |
| antofilita {f} [mineral] | :: anthophyllite (a dark brown amphibole mineral) |
| antófilo {adj} [ecology] | :: anthophilous (living or growing on flowers) |
| antófita {f} [botany] | :: anthophyte (any angiosperm or related extinct plants) |
| antoforídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anthophorid (any member of the Anthophoridae) |
| antóforo {m} [botany] | :: anthophore (the stipe when developed into an internode between calyx and corolla) |
| antojando {v} | :: gerund of antojar |
| antojar {vt} | :: to fancy, desire |
| antojo {m} | :: illusion, false appearence |
| antojo {m} | :: unreasonable whim |
| antolhando {v} | :: gerund of antolhar |
| antolhar {v} | :: alternative form of antojar |
| antolho {m} | :: alternative form of antojo |
| antologia {f} /ˌɐ̃.to.lo.ˈʒi.ɐ/ | :: anthology (collection of literary works) |
| antologicamente {adv} | :: anthologically (in the manner of an anthology) |
| antológico {adj} | :: anthological (pertaining to anthologies) |
| antologista {mf} | :: anthologist (person who compiles anthologies) |
| antologizar {v} | :: to anthologize (compile in an anthology) |
| antomiídeo {m} [zoology] | :: anthomyiid (any member of the fly family Anthomyiidae) |
| Antonela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Antonescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Antónia {prop} {f} [European orthography] | :: given name |
| Antônia {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: given name |
| Antonieta {prop} {f} /ɐ̃.ˌto.ni.ˈe.tɐ/ | :: given name |
| antonimamente {adv} [semantics] | :: antonymously (in an antonymous way) |
| antonímia {f} [semantics] | :: antonymy (the semantic relation between antonyms) |
| antonímico {adj} [semantics] | :: antonymic (relating to or being an antonym) |
| antónimo {m} [semantics] /ɐ̃.ˈtɔ.nɨ.mu/ | :: antonym (word which has the opposite meaning) |
| antónimo {adj} [semantics] | :: antonymous (having an opposite meaning) |
| antônimo {adj} | :: antonym |
| antônimo {m} | :: antonym |
| Antonina {prop} {f} /ˌɐ̃.to.ˈni.nɐ/ | :: given name |
| Antonina {prop} {f} | :: Antonina (town/and/municipality) |
| antoniniano {m} | :: antoninianus (Roman silver coin) |
| antoniniano {adj} | :: Antoninian (pertaining to Roman emperor Antoninus Pius) |
| antonino {adj} | :: Antonine (of or pertaining to the Roman emperor Antoninus Pius) |
| Antonio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| António {prop} {m} [European orthography] | :: given name; alternative form of Antônio |
| Antônio {prop} {m} [Brazilian orthography] /ɐ̃.ˈto.nju/ | :: given name |
| Antônio Cardoso {prop} | :: Antônio Cardoso (municipality) |
| Antônio Carlos {prop} | :: Antônio Carlos (municipality) |
| Antônio Carlos {prop} | :: Antônio Carlos (municipality) |
| Antônio Dias {prop} | :: Antônio Dias (municipality) |
| Antônio Gonçalves {prop} | :: Antônio Gonçalves (municipality) |
| Antônio Olinto {prop} | :: Antônio Olinto (town/and/municipality) |
| Antônio Prado {prop} | :: Antônio Prado (municipality) |
| Antônio Prado de Minas {prop} | :: Antônio Prado de Minas (municipality) |
| Antonoff {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Antonoff {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| antonomásia {f} [rhetoric] | :: antonomasia |
| antonomasicamente {adv} | :: alternative form of antonomasticamente |
| antonomásico {adj} | :: alternative form of antonomástico |
| antonomasticamente {adv} [rhetoric] | :: antonomastically (in terms of, or by means of, antonomasia) |
| antonomástico {adj} [rhetoric] | :: antonomastic (relating to, or characterised by, antonomasia) |
| Antonov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Antonov {prop} {mf} | :: Antonov (any of the Russian aircraft designed by the Antonov bureau) |
| Antonov {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| antontem {adv} [dialectal] /ɐ̃.ˈtõ.tɐ̃j̃/ | :: alternative form of anteontem |
| antorbital {adj} [anatomy] | :: antorbital (situated to the front of the orbit of the eye) |
| antoxantina {f} [biochemistry] | :: anthoxanthin (any of a group of water-soluble flavonoid pigments found in plants) |
| antozoário {adj} [marine biology] | :: [zoology] anthozoic (of or pertaining to the Anthozoa) |
| antozoário {m} [marine biology] | :: anthozoan (a marine invertebrate of the class Anthozoa) |
| antr. {m} | :: abbreviation of antropónimo |
| antraceno {m} [organic compound] | :: anthracene (a tricyclic aromatic hydrocarbon) |
| antraciclina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anthracycline (any of a class of antibiotic, chemotherapeutic agents) |
| antrácico {adj} [microbiology] | :: anthracic (of or relating to anthrax) |
| antracífero {adj} [mineralogy] /ɐ̃tɾɐˈsifɨɾu/ | :: anthraciferous (yielding anthracite) |
| antracita {f} | :: alternative form of antracite |
| antracite {f} | :: anthracite (type of coal) |
| antracítico {adj} [geology] | :: anthracitic (pertaining to, or composed of, anthracite) |
| antracito {m} | :: alternative form of antracite |
| antracnose {f} [plant disease] | :: anthracnose (any of several fungal plant diseases) |
| antracoide {adj} [microbiology] | :: anthracic (of or relating to anthrax) |
| antracóide {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of antracoide |
| antracose {f} [pneumology, pathology] | :: anthracosis (pneumoconiosis caused by inhalation of coal) |
| antracotério {m} | :: anthracothere (any of several extinct artiodactyl ungulates, of the family †Anthracotheriidae) |
| antral {adj} [anatomy] | :: antral (of or pertaining to the antrum) |
| antralina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anthralin; dithranol (a medicine for skin affected by psoriasis) |
| antranilato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: anthranilate (any salt or ester of anthranilic acid) |
| antranílico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: anthranilic (of or pertaining to anthranilic acid or its derivatives) |
| antraquinona {f} [organic compound] | :: anthraquinone (tricyclic quinone) |
| antraz {m} [pathology] | :: anthrax (bacterial disease causing lesions) |
| antrectomia {f} [surgery] | :: antrectomy (removal of part of the stomach) |
| antribídeo {m} | :: anthribid; fungus weevil (any member of the Anthribidae) |
| Antrim {prop} {m} | :: Antrim (county) |
| antro {m} [anatomy] | :: antrum (a bodily cavity, especially one having bony walls) |
| antro {m} [slang] | :: dive (seedy bar) |
| antrona {f} [organic compound] | :: anthrone (a tricyclic aromatic ketone) |
| -antropia {suffix} | :: -anthropy (relating to humanity) |
| antropicamente {adv} | :: anthropically (in an anthropic manner) |
| antrópico {adj} | :: anthropic |
| antropização {f} [ecology] | :: anthropisation (transformation or adaptation of the environment to meet the needs of humans) |
| antropizar {v} | :: to anthropise (adapt by human activity) |
| antropo- {prefix} | :: anthropo- |
| antropobiologia {f} | :: bioanthropology (biological anthropology) |
| antropobiológico {adj} | :: bioanthropological (of or relating to bioanthropology) |
| antropobiólogo {m} | :: bioanthropologist (specialist in bioanthropology) |
| Antropoceno {prop} {m} | :: Anthropocene (the current geological period) |
| antropocêntrico {adj} | :: anthropocentric (giving preference to humans) |
| antropocentrismo {m} | :: anthropocentrism (viewpoint giving preference to humans) |
| antropocoria {f} [botany] | :: anthropochory (the dispersal of seeds, spores or fruit by humans) |
| antropocórico {adj} [ecology] | :: anthropochorous (relying on humans for dispersal) |
| antropodiceia {f} [philosophy] | :: anthropodicy (a justification of the fundamental goodness of humanity) |
| antropodicéia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of antropodiceia |
| antropofagia {f} /ã.tɾo.po.faˈʒi.a/ | :: cannibalism (act of eating another of one’s own species) |
| antropofágico {adj} | :: anthropophagic (eating human meat) |
| antropófago {adj} | :: anthropophagous |
| antropofílico {adj} | :: anthropophilic (preferring humans to other animals) |
| antropófilo {adj} | :: anthropophilic (preferring humans to other animals) |
| antropófita {f} [ecology] | :: anthropophyte (plant introduced into a new habitat by humans) |
| antropofobia {f} | :: anthropophobia (fear of human beings) |
| antropogénese {f} [European orthography] | :: anthropogenesis (the origin of man) |
| antropogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antropogénese |
| antropogenética {f} | :: anthropogenetics (the study of the origins and development of humans) |
| antropogenia {f} | :: anthropogeny (study of human origins and development) |
| antropogenicamente {adv} | :: anthropogenically (in an anthropogenic way) |
| antropogénico {adj} | :: anthropogenic |
| antropogênico {adj} | :: anthropogenic |
| antropogeografia {f} [anthropology] | :: anthropogeography (study of the geographical distribution of humankind) |
| antropogeograficamente {adv} [anthropology] | :: anthropogeographically (in terms of anthropogeography) |
| antropogeográfico {adj} [anthropology] | :: anthropogeographical (of or relating to anthropogeography) |
| antropogeógrafo {m} | :: anthropogeographer (one who studies anthropogeography) |
| antropografia {f} [anthropology] | :: anthropography (branch of anthropology that deals with human divisions as distinguished by physical character, language, institutions and customs) |
| antropoide {adj} | :: anthropoid (having characteristics of a human being, usually in terms of shape or appearance) |
| antropoide {m} | :: anthropoid (an anthropoid animal) |
| antropolatria {f} [philosophy, theology] | :: anthropolatry (worship of men) |
| antropolinguística {f} [linguistics] | :: anthropolinguistics (anthropological linguistics) |
| antropolinguístico {adj} [linguistics] | :: anthropolinguistic (relating to anthropolinguistics) |
| antropólito {m} [paleontology] | :: anthropolite (petrification of the human body) |
| antropóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of antropólogo |
| antropologia {f} | :: anthropology (the study of humanity) |
| antropologicamente {adv} [anthropology] | :: anthropologically (in a manner which pertains to anthropology) |
| antropológico {adj} [anthropology] | :: anthropological (relating to anthropology) |
| antropologista {mf} | :: anthropologist (person who studies anthropology) |
| antropólogo {m} | :: anthropologist (person who studies anthropology) |
| antropomancia {f} | :: anthropomancy (divination by the interpretation of human sacrificial entrails) |
| antropometria {f} | :: anthropometry (science of measuring the human body) |
| antropometricamente {adv} | :: anthropometrically (in an anthropometrical way) |
| antropométrico {adj} | :: anthropometric (of or relating to anthropometry) |
| antropometrista {mf} | :: anthropometrist (practitioner of anthropometry) |
| antropómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: anthropometer (device used to measure parts of the body) |
| antropômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antropómetro |
| antropomorficamente {adv} | :: anthropomorphically (in an anthropomorphic manner) |
| antropomórfico {adj} | :: anthropomorphic |
| antropomorfismo {m} /ˌɐ̃.tɾɔ.pɔ.muɾ.ˈfiʒ.mu/ | :: anthropomorphism [the attribution or ascription of human-like characteristics to animals and inanimate objects] |
| antropomorfismo {m} [theology] | :: anthropomorphism |
| antropomorfista {mf} | :: anthropomorphist (one who anthropomorphises) |
| antropomorfita {mf} [theology] | :: anthropomorphite (one who ascribes human attributes to a diety) |
| antropomorfização {f} | :: anthropomorphisation (attribution of human qualities) |
| antropomorfizar {v} | :: to anthropomorphise (attribute human qualities) |
| antropomorfizável {adj} | :: anthropomorphizable (capable of being anthropomorphized) |
| antropomorfose {f} [philosophy] | :: anthropomorphosis (transformation into a human form) |
| antroponimia {f} | :: anthroponymy (study of personal names) |
| antropónimo {m} [European orthography] | :: anthroponym (name of a person) |
| antropônimo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antropónimo |
| antroponomia {f} [anthropology] | :: anthroponomy (the study of the laws and development of the humans) |
| antroponómico {adj} [European orthography, anthropology] | :: anthroponomic (relating to anthroponomy) |
| antroponômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antroponómico |
| antroponose {f} [medicine] | :: anthroponosis (spread of disease from humans to animals) |
| antroponótico {adj} [medicine] | :: anthroponotic (relating to anthroponosis) |
| antropopatia {f} [theology] | :: anthropopathy (attribution of human emotions to a god) |
| antropopático {adj} | :: anthropopathic (of or relating to anthropopathy) |
| antroposcopia {f} | :: anthroposcopy (form of anthropology based upon observation of the physical characteristics of the human body) |
| antroposfera {f} [ecology] | :: anthroposphere (part of the environment made or modified by humans) |
| antroposofia {f} [religion] | :: anthroposophy (spiritual movement inaugurated by Rudolf Steiner) |
| antroposófico {adj} [religion] | :: anthroposophic (of or pertaining to anthroposophy) |
| antroposofista {mf} [religion] | :: anthroposophist (proponent of anthroposophy) |
| antropossemiótica {f} [semiotics] | :: anthroposemiotics (study of human communication) |
| antropossemiótico {adj} [semiotics] | :: anthroposemiotic (of or pertaining to anthroposemiotics) |
| antropossolo {m} [soil science] | :: anthroposol (a soil that has been influenced by human cultivation) |
| antropotécnica {f} | :: anthropotechnics (study of the interaction between man and machines) |
| antropotomia {f} | :: anthropotomy (anatomy or dissection of the human body) |
| antropotomista {adj} | :: anthropotomical (pertaining to anthropotomy) |
| antropotopónimo {m} [European orthography] | :: anthropotoponym (placename derived from the name of a person) |
| antropotopônimo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of antropotopónimo |
| antropozoonose {f} [pathology] | :: anthropozoonosis (disease transmitted between animals and humans) |
| antrorsamente {adv} [biology] | :: antrorsely (in an antrorse fashion) |
| antrorso {adj} [biology] | :: antrorse (curved forward and upward) |
| antrostomia {f} [surgery] | :: antrostomy (incision and drainage of the antrum) |
| antrustião {m} [historical] | :: antrustion (a vassal or voluntary follower of Frankish princes) |
| Antuérpia {prop} {f} /ˌɐ̃.tu.ˈɛʁ.pjɐ/ | :: Antuérpia (city/and/province) |
| antuerpiano {adj} | :: Antwerpian (of, from or relating to Antwerp) |
| antuerpiano {m} | :: Antwerpian (someone from Antwerp) |
| antuerpiense {adj} | :: Antwerpian (of, from or relating to Antwerp) |
| antuerpiense {mf} | :: Antwerpian (someone from Antwerp) |
| Antunes {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| antúrio {m} | :: anthurium (any flower of the genus Anthurium) |
| anu {m} | :: ani (bird) |
| Anu {prop} {m} [Sumerian, Assyrian and Babylonian mythology] | :: Anu (god of heaven) |
| anual {adj} /ɐ.nu.ˈaɫ/ | :: Occurring at intervals of one year; annual; yearly |
| anualização {f} | :: annualization (the process of annualizing) |
| anualizar {v} | :: to annualise (express a quantity as if measured over one year) |
| anualmente {adv} | :: Every year; yearly; annually |
| anuário {m} | :: annual (annual publication) |
| anuário {m} | :: yearbook (reference book, published annually) |
| Anúbis {prop} {m} [Egyptian mythology] /a.ˈnu.bis/ | :: Anubis (god of the dead) |
| anucleado {adj} [cytology, of a cell] | :: anucleate (having no nucleus) |
| anuência {f} /a.nu.ˈẽ.sja/ | :: permission, consent |
| anuente {adj} | :: consenting |
| anuidade {f} | :: annuity |
| anuir {v} /ɐˈnwiɾ/ | :: to consent |
| anulabilidade {f} | :: annulability |
| anulação {f} | :: annulment, repeal, abrogation |
| anulação {f} | :: cancellation, revocation |
| anulador {m} | :: annuler (person or authority that annuls) |
| anulador {adj} | :: annulling (that annuls) |
| anulando {v} | :: gerund of anular |
| anular {v} | :: to annul, repeal, revoke |
| anular {v} | :: to cancel |
| anular {adj} | :: annular (relating to or shaped like a ring) |
| anularmente {adv} | :: annularly (in an annular manner) |
| anulável {adj} | :: annullable |
| anulável {adj} | :: defeasible |
| anulável {adj} | :: revocable |
| anuleno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: annulene (a monocyclic hydrocarbon) |
| ânulo apical {m} [mycology] | :: apical annulus (an annulus near the top of a mushroom’s stem) |
| anuloplastia {f} [cardiology, surgery] | :: annuloplasty (surgical repair of a cardiac valve) |
| anuloso {adj} | :: annulose (composed of rings or ring-like segments) |
| anumérico {adj} | :: anumerical (not numerical) |
| anunciação {f} | :: annunciation (act of annunciating) |
| anunciadamente {adv} | :: announcedly (as has been announced) |
| anunciador {m} | :: announcer |
| anunciadora {f} | :: feminine noun of anunciador |
| anunciante {mf} /ˌa.nũ.ˈsjɐ̃.tɯ/ | :: announcer (one who announces) |
| anunciar {v} /ɐnũˈsjaɾ/ | :: to announce |
| anunciar {v} | :: to advertise |
| anunciativo {adj} | :: annunciative (pertaining to annunciation) |
| anúncio {m} | :: advertisement (commercial solicitation) |
| anúncio {m} | :: sign, indication |
| anúncio intersticial {m} [Internet] | :: interstitial (webpage displayed before a content page) |
| Anunnaki {prop} {mp} [Mesopotamian mythology] | :: Anunnaki (a group of Sumerian, Akkadian and Babylonian deities) |
| anurese {f} [medicine] | :: anuresis (the inability to urinate) |
| anuria {f} [pathology] | :: anuria (a condition in which the kidneys do not produce urine) |
| anúrico {adj} [urology] | :: anuric (of, pertaining to, causing or afflicted with anuria) |
| anuro {adj} [batrachology] | :: anuran (of or relating to the order Anura) |
| anuro {adj} | :: anurous, tailless |
| anuro {m} | :: anuran (any animal of the order Anura) |
| ânus {m} [anatomy] /ˈɐ.nuʃ/ | :: anus |
| ânus artificial {m} [surgery] | :: artificial anus (an artificial opening of the intestine) |
| anusvara {m} | :: anusvara (Devanagari diacritic) |
| anuviar {vtr} [the sky] | :: to become clouded |
| anuviar {vr} [figurative] | :: te become somber or gloomy |
| anycast {m} [networking] | :: anycast (scheme whereby data is routed to the nearest or best destination) |
| Anzac {m} [military unit, historical] | :: ANZAC (a soldier from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (1914-1918)) |
| Anzai {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| anzois {n} | :: obsolete spelling of anzóis |
| anzol {m} /ɐ̃.ˈzɔɫ/ | :: hook, fishhook |
| ao {contraction} /aw/ | :: contraction of a o |
| -aõ {suffix} | :: obsolete spelling of -ão |
| -ão {suffix} /ˈɐ̃w̃/ | :: forms the augmentative of nouns |
| -ão {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns denoting things, meaning “big thing,” usually but not necessarily with the same gender |
| -ão {suffix} | :: used to refer to things affectionately |
| -ão {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns, implying that the suffixed noun is powerful or good |
| -ão {suffix} | :: in nouns that are formed from, or homonymous with, an adjective, it augments the quality expressed by the adjective |
| -ão {suffix} | :: forms the masculine of animal names (whether the animal refers to females or to males and females) |
| -ão {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns, denoting an item of the same class as the suffixed noun, or which shares a characteristic with the suffixed noun |
| -ão {suffix} [slang] | :: forms nouns, from a numeral X divisible by ten and greater than thirty, meaning “someone in his Xs” |
| -ão {suffix} [Brazil, slang] | :: forms nouns, from a numeral X, meaning “X amount of money” or “a bill worth X” |
| -ão {suffix} [somewhat colloquial] | :: forms the augmentative of adjectives, roughly equivalent to English quite |
| -ão {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from a verb X, meaning a strong or violent instance of doing X |
| -ão {suffix} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: forms nouns, from a verb X, meaning an agent of such verb |
| -ão {suffix} [no longer productive] | :: forms adjectives, nouns and proper nouns referring to a location or type of location, meaning “of or pertaining to that location” and nouns meaning “someone from that location” |
| -ão {suffix} | :: forms the third-person plural future indicative, from the infinitive of verbs |
| -ão {suffix} /ɐ̃w̃/ | :: obsolete form of -am |
| ao acaso {adv} | :: at random (random) |
| ao acaso {adv} | :: at random (haphazardly) |
| ao ar {adj} | :: alternative form of no ar |
| ao ar livre {adv} | :: outdoors (in the open air) |
| ao aveso {adv} | :: inside out (with the inside turned to be on the outside) |
| ao avesso {adv} | :: (of a piece of clothing) inside out |
| ao cabo de {prep} | :: at the end (furthermost part) of |
| ao cabo de {prep} | :: at the end of (just after a period of time) |
| ao contrário {adv} [conjunctive] | :: au contraire, on the contrary (opposite) |
| ao deus-dará {adv} | :: left to chance, at the mercy of fate |
| ao fim e ao cabo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at the end of the day; ultimately; after all |
| ao frigir dos ovos {phrase} [formal] | :: Used to introduce a sort of rhetorical or narrative climax at the end of the day; ultimately |
| ao frigir dos ovos {phrase} [formal] | :: Used to defy the so far established expectations of the conversational partner, implying that when the stated hypotheses are put to the test, they fail nevertheless |
| ao invés de {prep} [literally] | :: contrarily, conversely; in the opposite sense |
| ao invés de {prep} | :: instead of; in lieu of; in place of; rather than |
| Aoki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| ao lado {prep} | :: next (on the side of) |
| ao léu {adv} /awˈlɛw/ | :: hatlessly |
| ao léu {adv} | :: naked, bare |
| ao longo de {prep} | :: along, alongside |
| ao longo de {prep} | :: throughout (during an entire period of time) |
| ao menos {adv} | :: At a lower limit, at least |
| ao mesmo tempo {adv} | :: at the same time; simultaneously |
| ao meu ver {adv} | :: in my opinion; for me |
| Aomori {prop} {f} | :: Aomori (city/and/prefecture) |
| aonde {adv} /ɐ.ˈõ.dɨ/ | :: to where; whereto; whither |
| aonde {adv} [nonstandard] | :: where |
| aonde você vai {interj} | :: used to ask where "you" are going to |
| aónio {adj} [European orthography, Ancient Greece] | :: Aonian (pertaining to Aonia, or to the Muses, who were supposed to dwell there) |
| aônio {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of aónio |
| ao passo que {conj} | :: whereas (but in contrast; whilst on the contrary…) |
| ao pé da letra {adv} [idiomatic] | :: to the letter (exactly; literally) |
| ao quadrado {adj} [mathematics] | :: squared (raised to the second power) |
| ao redor {adv} | :: around, about (on all sides) |
| ao redor de {prep} | :: around (defining a circle containing a thing) |
| ao redor de {prep} | :: around; about; approximately |
| aorístico {adj} [grammar] | :: aorist (pertaining to the aorist aspect or tense) |
| aoristo {m} [grammar] | :: aorist (a grammatical aspect in Greek) |
| aorta {f} [anatomy] | :: aorta (great artery) |
| aórtico {adj} [anatomy] | :: aortic (of or concerning the aorta) |
| aorticopulmonar {adj} [anatomy] | :: aorticopulmonary (relating to, or connecting the aorta and the pulmonary artery) |
| aortite {f} [pathology] | :: aortitis (inflammation of the aorta) |
| aorto- {prefix} | :: aorto- |
| aortocoronário {adj} [anatomy] | :: aortocoronary (relating to the aorta and the coronary arteries) |
| aortografia {f} [medicine] | :: aortography (arteriography of the aorta) |
| aortográfico {adj} [medicine] | :: aortographic (of or relating to aortography) |
| aortograma {m} [medicine] | :: aortogram (an image produced by aortography) |
| aortoilíaco {adj} [anatomy] | :: aortoiliac (relating to the aorta and iliac arteries) |
| aortopexia {f} [surgery] | :: aortopexy (a surgical procedure in which the aortic arch is fixated to the sternum) |
| aortopulmonar {adj} [anatomy] | :: aortopulmonary (relating to the aorta and the lungs) |
| aortorrafia {f} [surgery] | :: aortorrhaphy (suture of the aorta) |
| aortorrenal {adj} [anatomy] | :: aortorenal (relating to the aorta and the kidneys) |
| aos {contraction} /awʃ/ | :: contraction of a os |
| aos cuidados de {prep} [mail] | :: care of (for distribution by (the named intermediary)) |
| aos poucos {adv} /ˌaws ˈpo(w).kus/ | :: little by little |
| Aosta {prop} {f} /ɐˈɔʃtɐ/ | :: Aosta (city) |
| aos trancos e barrancos {adv} | :: clumsily |
| Aotearoa {prop} {f} | :: Aotearoa (Maori name of New Zealand) |
| ao tempo que {adv} | :: even as (occurring at the same time) |
| ao todo {adv} | :: altogether; all in all; on the whole (everything considered or counted) |
| ao vencedor, os despojos {proverb} | :: to the victor go the spoils (the winner of a conflict wins additional benefits) |
| ao vivo {adj} [broadcasting] | :: live (seen or heard from a broadcast, as it happens) |
| ao vivo {adv} | :: live (as it happens) |
| Aoyama {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| AP {prop} {m} | :: abbreviation of Amapá (Brazilian state) |
| apache {mf} | :: Apache (one of the native Apache people of the southwestern United States) |
| apache {mf} | :: Apache (a violent Parisian gangster during the late 19th century and early 20th century) |
| apache {m} | :: Apache (Athabaskan language spoken by the Apache) |
| apache {adj} | :: Apache (of or relating to the Apache people and their culture) |
| apache {adj} | :: Apache (of or relating to the Apache language) |
| Apache Jicarilla {m} | :: Jicarilla (a native American tribe) |
| a paciência é uma virtude {proverb} | :: patience is a virtue |
| apadana {f} [architecture, historical] | :: apadana (a large hypostyle hall in ancient Persian palaces) |
| apadrinhar {vt} | :: to godfather (to act as godfather to) |
| apadrinhar {vt} | :: to patronize (to support financially) |
| apagado {adj} [not comparable] /ɐ.pɐ.ˈɣa.ðu/ | :: Either idle or broken; inoperative; disabled; switched off |
| apagado {adj} [comparable] | :: Hardly perceptible; faint |
| apagador {m} | :: eraser (chalkboard eraser) |
| apagão {m} | :: blackout (mains electricity failure) |
| apagão {m} | :: blackout (loss of consciousness) |
| apagar {vt} /ɐ.pɐ.ˈɣaɾ/ | :: to put out; to extinguish (to stop something from burning) |
| apagar {vi} | :: to go out (to stop burning) |
| apagar {vt} | :: to turn off (to deactivate a device) |
| apagar {vi} | :: [of a device] to go off (to be deactivated) |
| apagar {vt} | :: to erase (to remove markings or information) |
| apagar {vt} | :: [computing, electronics] to erase; to delete (to remove digital information) |
| apagar {vt} | :: to get rid of; to eliminate (to destroy completely) |
| apagar {vi} | :: to pass out (to fall into deep sleep or unconsciousness) |
| apagar um incêndio {v} | :: See: pt apagar um incêndio |
| apagar um incêndio {v} [idiomatic] | :: to put out a fire (to address a problem) |
| apagoge {f} [logic] | :: apagoge (an indirect argument which proves a thing by showing the impossibility or absurdity of the contrary) |
| apagogia {f} | :: alternative form of apagoge |
| apagógico {adj} [rhetoric] | :: apagogic (relating to or using apagoge) |
| apainelado {adj} | :: panelled (having panels) |
| apainelado {adj} | :: covered with paintings |
| apainelado {m} | :: panelling (panels covering a surface) |
| apaixonadamente {adv} | :: passionately |
| apaixonado {adj} /ɐ.paj.ʃu.ˈna.ðu/ | :: [~ (por)] in love (with) |
| apaixonado {adj} | :: impassioned |
| apaixonando {v} | :: gerund of apaixonar |
| apaixonar {vp} /a.paj.ʃo.ˈna(ʁ)/ | :: to fall in love (to come to have feelings of love towards each other) |
| apaixonar {v} [por, .pronominal] | :: to fall in love with (to come to have feelings of love towards) |
| apaixonar {vt} [relatively uncommon] | :: to make someone fall in love |
| apalaçado {adj} | :: reminiscent of a palace |
| Apalaches {prop} {mp} /ˌa.pa.ˈla.ʃis/ | :: Apalaches (range) |
| apalachiano {adj} | :: Appalachian (from or relating to the region or mountains of Appalachia) |
| apalaí {m} | :: Apalaí (member of a native people of northern Brazil) |
| apalaí {m} [uncountable] | :: Apalaí (a Carib language spoken in Brazil) |
| apalermado {m} [pejorative, dated] | :: fool, idiot, imbecil |
| apalermado {adj} [pejorative, dated] | :: foolish, idiotic, imbecilic |
| apálico {adj} [medicine] | :: apallic (of or relating to a persistent vegetative state) |
| apalpadela {f} /a.ˌpaw.pa.ˈdɛ.lɐ/ | :: a light grope (act of touching someone or something closely) |
| apalpar {vi} | :: feel (transitive: to sense by touch) |
| apalpar {v} | :: grope (to search by feeling) |
| apamina {f} [biochemistry] | :: apamin (a neurotoxin found in the Western honey bee) |
| apanágio {m} [legal] | :: apanage (grant as a birthright) |
| apanágio {m} | :: attribute; characteristic; quality |
| apanhado {adj} /ˌa.pɐ.ˈɲa.du/ | :: trapped, caught |
| apanhado {adj} | :: tied back (hair) |
| apanhado {adj} | :: surprised |
| apanhado {m} | :: summary, overview (abstract or condensed presentation) |
| apanhadura {f} [countable] | :: catch (the act of catching a ball) |
| apanhar {vt} /ɐ.pɐ.ˈɲaɾ/ | :: to collect, gather |
| apanhar {vt} | :: to grab, pick up |
| apanhar {v} | :: to field (intercept or catch) |
| apanhar {v} [de] | :: to receive a beating |
| apanhar {v} [Brazil] | :: to have hardships when trying to achieve an objective |
| apaniguado {adj} | :: sectarian |
| apaniguado {adj} | :: partisan |
| a par {adj} | :: up (informed about) |
| apara {f} | :: scrap; shaving (small leftover piece) |
| aparado {adj} | :: cut, trimmed, hacked |
| aparafusando {v} | :: gerund of aparafusar |
| aparafusar {vt} /ɐpɐɾɐfuˈzaɾ/ | :: to screw |
| aparafusar {vi} | :: to muse |
| aparar {vt} | :: to trim (to reduce slightly) |
| aparatar {v} | :: to ornament (something) with ostentatious boastfulness |
| aparatar {v} [fantasy] | :: apparate (to teleport to or from a place) |
| aparatchik {m} | :: alternative spelling of apparatchik |
| aparato {m} /ɐpɐˈɾatu/ | :: device (piece of equipment) |
| aparato {m} | :: apparatus (assortment of tools or instruments) |
| aparatoso {adj} /ɐ.pɐ.ɾɐ.ˈto.zu/ | :: sumptuous; lavish |
| aparatoso {adj} | :: embellished, but lacking in content |
| aparecer {vi} /ɐ.pɐ.ɾɨ.ˈseɾ/ | :: to appear |
| aparecer {v} [em] | :: to attend (an event); to show up [at] |
| Aparecida {prop} | :: Aparecida (municipality) |
| Aparecida d'Oeste {prop} | :: Aparecida d'Oeste (municipality) |
| aparecimento {m} /ɐ.pɐ.ɾɨ.si.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: appearance (act of appearing) |
| aparecimento {m} | :: emergence |
| aparecível {adj} | :: appearable (able to appear) |
| aparelhagem {f} [uncountable] /ɐ.ˌpa.ɾɯ.ˈʎa.ɡɯ̃/ | :: a collection of devices |
| aparelhagem {f} | :: plant (industrial apparatus or machinery) |
| aparelhar {v} | :: to prepare, rig, make ready |
| aparelhar {v} | :: to harness (a horse) |
| aparelho {m} /ˌapaˈɾeʎu/ | :: device |
| aparelho {m} | :: braces a shortening of aparelho dental literally dental or odontological device |
| aparelho de dente {m} [orthodontics] | :: braces (device for straightening teeth) |
| aparelho de DVD {m} | :: DVD player |
| aparelho de mudança de via {m} [rail transport] | :: switch (movable section of railroad track) |
| aparelho televisor {m} [dated] | :: television set |
| aparência {f} /ɐ.pɐ.ˈɾẽ.sjɐ/ | :: appearance (semblance) |
| aparentando {v} | :: gerund of aparentar |
| aparentar {v} /ɐ.pɐ.ɾẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to pretend, feign |
| aparentar {v} | :: to appear, seem |
| aparente {adj} /ɐ.pɐ.ˈɾẽ.tɨ/ | :: apparent (easily seen) |
| aparente {adj} | :: apparent (appearing to the eye or mind; seeming) |
| aparentemente {adv} | :: apparently |
| aparentemente {adv} | :: seemingly |
| aparição {f} /ɐ.pɐ.ɾi.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: apparition, appearance (act of appearing) |
| aparição {f} | :: phantom, spectre |
| aparicional {adj} [religion, forteana] | :: apparitional (of or pertaining to apparitions) |
| aparigraha {m} [Jainism] | :: aparigraha (the Jainist principle of greedlessness) |
| apartamento {m} /ɐpɐɾtɐˈmẽtu/ | :: flat, apartment |
| apartando {v} | :: gerund of apartar |
| apartar {v} /a.paɾ.ˈta(ɾ)/ | :: to separate (to cause to be separate) |
| apartar {v} | :: to stop (a fight) |
| à parte {adv} | :: apart; separately |
| apartheid {m} [historical] | :: apartheid (policy of racial separation in South Africa) |
| apartheid {m} | :: apartheid (any policy of racial separation) |
| apartheidista {adj} [sociopolitics] | :: apartheidist (of, relating to, or advocating apartheidism) |
| apartheidista {mf} [sociopolitics] | :: apartheidist (a proponent of apartheid) |
| apart-hotel {m} | :: aparthotel (hotel having self-catering apartments instead of bedrooms or suites) |
| à partida {adv} [idiom] | :: in principle; provisionally |
| a partir de {prep} | :: from; beginning; starting |
| a partir de {prep} | :: at least |
| apassamanando {v} | :: gerund of apassamanar |
| apassamanar {v} | :: to braid |
| apatetado {m} [pejorative, dated] /a.pa.te.ˈta.du/ | :: fool, idiot, imbecil |
| apatetado {adj} [pejorative, dated] | :: foolish, idiotic, imbecilic |
| apatetando {v} | :: gerund of apatetar |
| apatetar {v} | :: to besot |
| apatia {f} | :: apathy (lack of emotion or motivation) |
| apatia {f} [philosophy] | :: apatheia (freedom from emotional disturbance, in Stoic philosophy) |
| apática {f} | :: female equivalent of apático |
| apaticamente {adv} | :: apathetically (in an apathetic manner) |
| apático {adj} | :: apathetic (void of feeling) |
| apático {adj} | :: listless (lacking enthusiasm) |
| apático {m} | :: apathete; apathist (an apathetic person) |
| apatita {f} [mineral] | :: apatite |
| apatítico {adj} [geology] | :: apatitic (relating to, containing, or having the structure of apatite) |
| apatogénico {adj} [European orthography, pathology] | :: apathogenic (not pathogenic) |
| apatogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of apatogénico |
| apatógeno {adj} [pathology] | :: apathogenic (not pathogenic) |
| apatossauro {m} | :: apatosaur (large, herbivorous dinosaur of the genus Apatosaurus) |
| apátrida {adj} [legal, of a person] | :: stateless (without a nationality) |
| apátrida {mf} | :: a stateless person |
| apavorado {adj} /ɐ.pɐ.vu.ˈɾa.ðu/ | :: terrified; frightened |
| apavoramento {m} | :: frightenedness, scaredness, fear |
| apavorando {v} | :: gerund of apavorar |
| apavorante {adj} | :: scary |
| apavorante {adj} | :: horrifying |
| apavorar {v} /ɐ.pɐ.vu.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to scare |
| apavorar {v} | :: to horrify |
| apaziguador {adj} | :: appeasive; appeasing (that appeases) |
| apaziguador {m} | :: appeaser (someone or something appeases) |
| apaziguadoramente {adv} | :: appeasingly (in an appeasing manner) |
| apaziguamento {m} /ˌa.pa.ˌzi.ɡwa.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: appeasement |
| apaziguante {adj} | :: appeasive; appeasing (that appease) |
| apaziguar {v} | :: to appease |
| apaziguar {v} | :: to reconcile |
| apaziguável {adj} | :: appeasable (able to be appeased) |
| a pé {adv} | :: afoot (by walking, especially a long distance, as opposed to using a vehicle) |
| apê {m} | :: apartment |
| apeadeiro {m} [rail transport] | :: halt (minor railway station) |
| apeando {v} | :: gerund of apear |
| apear {v} | :: to dismount |
| apear {v} | :: to alight |
| apear {v} | :: to humiliate |
| APEC {prop} {f} | :: APEC (trade agreement) |
| apedrejando {v} | :: gerund of apedrejar |
| apedrejar {vt} | :: to stone, to pelt with stones |
| apegando {v} | :: gerund of apegar |
| apegar {v} | :: to stick, glue, cling (to) |
| apegar {v} | :: to infect, contaminate |
| apelabilidade {f} [legal] | :: appealability (the quality of being entitled to review in an appellate court) |
| apelaçam {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| apelaçaõ {f} [rare] | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| apelação {f} | :: appeal |
| apelador {m} | :: appealer (one who makes an appeal) |
| apelador {adj} | :: appealing (making an appeal) |
| apelante {mf} | :: appealer (one who makes an appeal) |
| apelante {mf} [law] | :: appellant (party making an appeal) |
| apelar {v} /a.pe.ˈla(ʁ)/ | :: to appeal |
| apelativo {adj} [semantics] | :: appellative (of or pertaining to ascribing names) |
| apelativo {adj} | :: appellational; appealing (making an appeal) |
| apelativo {m} [semantics] | :: appellative; common noun (noun that does not refer to a specific entity) |
| apelatório {adj} [legal] | :: appellate (pertaining to something that is appealed to) |
| apelável {adj} [legal] | :: appealable (that may be appealed) |
| apelidando {v} | :: gerund of apelidar |
| apelidar {v} | :: to name |
| apelidar {v} | :: to nickname |
| apelidar {v} | :: (obsolete, literature) to summon; to convoke |
| apelido {m} [Portugal] /ˌa.pe.ˈli.du/ | :: last name; surname; family name |
| apelido {m} [Brazil] | :: nickname (informal name) |
| apelido {m} [obsolete, literature] | :: proper noun; name; designation |
| apellaçam {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| apellaçaõ {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| apellação {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| apellido {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelido |
| apello {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelo |
| apêllo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelo |
| apelo {m} /a.ˈpe.lu/ | :: appeal |
| apelo {m} | :: plea |
| apêlo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelo |
| apelo à autoridade {m} [logical fallacy] | :: appeal to authority (an assertion deemed true because of the position or authority of the person asserting it) |
| apelo à autoridade {m} | :: See: pt apelo à autoridade |
| apelo sexual {m} | :: sex appeal (sexual attractiveness) |
| a pena é mais forte do que a espada {proverb} | :: the pen is mightier than the sword (more power can achieved writing than fighting) |
| a pena é mais forte que a espada {proverb} | :: alternative form of a pena é mais forte do que a espada |
| apenar {vt} | :: to sadden |
| apenas {adv} /ɐ.ˈpe.nɐʃ/ | :: only; just; merely (no more than) |
| apenas {adv} | :: barely (by a small margin) |
| apendectomia {f} [surgery] | :: appendectomy (surgical removal of the appendix) |
| apêndice {m} | :: appendix, additional text |
| apêndice {m} [anatomy] | :: appendix, vermiform appendix |
| apêndice cecal {m} [anatomy] | :: vermiform appendix (blind tube projecting from the caecum) |
| apendicectomia {f} [surgery] | :: appendectomy (surgical removal of the appendix) |
| apêndice vermiforme {m} [anatomy] | :: vermiform appendix (blind tube projecting from the caecum) |
| apendicite {f} [pathology] | :: appendicitis (inflamation of the vermiform appendix) |
| apendicólito {m} [pathology] | :: appendicolith (a calcified fecal deposit associated with appendicitis) |
| apendiculado {adj} [biology] | :: appendiculate (bearing appendages) |
| apendicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: appendiceal (of or pertaining to the appendix) |
| apendiculário {m} [zoology] | :: appendicularian (a member of the class Appendicularia of tailed tunicates) |
| apendículo {m} | :: appendicle (a small appendage) |
| apenínico {adj} [geography] | :: Apennine (pertaining to the Apennines) |
| Apeninos {prop} {mp} /ˌa.pe.ˈni.nus/ | :: Apeninos (range) |
| apensar {vt} | :: to append (to attach or add as an accessory) |
| apepsia {f} [medicine] | :: apepsy (defective digestion) |
| apercebendo {v} | :: gerund of aperceber |
| aperceber {vt} | :: to notice; to catch sight of |
| aperceber {v} [de, .pronominal] | :: to realize (to become aware of a fact or situation) |
| apercepção {f} [psychology, philosophy, especially Kantianism] | :: apperception (the mind’s perception of itself as the subject or actor in its own states) |
| apereá {m} | :: alternative form of preá |
| aperfeiçoamento {m} | :: improvement, amelioration |
| aperfeiçoando {v} | :: gerund of aperfeiçoar |
| aperfeiçoar {v} /ɐ.peɹ.fej.soˈaɾ/ | :: to perfect |
| aperfeiçoar {v} | :: to ameliorate |
| Aperibé {prop} | :: Aperibé (municipality) |
| aperiodicamente {adv} | :: aperiodically (in an aperiodic way) |
| aperiodicidade {f} | :: aperiodicity (the condition of being aperiodic) |
| aperiódico {adj} | :: aperiodic (that does not recur periodically) |
| aperitivo {m} | :: appetiser |
| aperreado {adj} [probably original meaning] | :: treated like a dog (perro) |
| aperreado {adj} [figurative] | :: without freedom; oppressed |
| aperreado {adj} | :: subject to someone or something |
| aperreado {adj} | :: annoyed |
| aperreado {adj} [Brazil, regional] | :: someone who lives or is temporary without money resources |
| aperreado {adj} [Southern Brazil, regional] | :: someone who became thinner |
| aperreado {adj} [Northwestern Brazil, regional] | :: someone worried about something |
| aperrear {v} /ɐ.pɨ.ˈʁjaɾ/ | :: to provoke a dog |
| aperrear {v} | :: to chase with dogs |
| aperrear {v} | :: to harass (to annoy endlessly or systematically) |
| aperspectivo {adj} | :: aperspectival (lacking perspective) |
| apertado {adj} /ɐpɨɾˈtaðu/ | :: tight |
| apertamento {m} | :: the act of pressing, clenching or tightening |
| apertamento {m} [dentistry] | :: clenching (excessive clenching of one’s jaw) |
| apertamento {m} [humorous] | :: a very small apartment; microflat; microapartment |
| apertar {v} /ɐ.pɨɾ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to tighten |
| apertar {v} | :: to press, clasp, clamp |
| apertar as mãos {v} | :: shake hands (grasp another person’s hands in a greeting) |
| apertar o passo {v} | :: to pick up the pace |
| apertização {f} | :: appertisation (food preservation method created by Nicolas Appert) |
| aperto {m} /ɐ.ˈpeɾ.tu/ | :: grip, grasp |
| aperto de mão {m} | :: handshake (grasping of hands by two people) |
| aperturado {adj} [palynology, of a pollen grain] | :: aperturate (having one or more apertures) |
| apesar {adv} /ɐ.pɨ.ˈzaɾ/ | :: despite, notwithstanding |
| apesar de {prep} | :: in spite of (despite) |
| apesar de que {conj} | :: although |
| apétalo {adj} [botany] | :: apetalous (having no petals) |
| apetecendo {v} | :: gerund of apetecer |
| apetecer {vt} | :: to desire |
| apetecer {v} [a] | :: to please; to be of interest [to] |
| apetecível {adj} | :: appetible (capable or worthy of being the object of desire) |
| apetência {f} /ˌa.pe.ˈtẽ.si.ɐ/ | :: appetence, desire (the state or action of desiring or craving) |
| apetência {f} [rare] | :: hunger, appetite |
| apetente {adj} | :: appetent (eagerly desirous) |
| apetibilidade {f} | :: appetibility (the quality of being desirable) |
| apetite {m} /ɐ.pɨ.ˈti.tɨ/ | :: appetite |
| apetite {m} | :: craving |
| apetite {m} [obsolete, literary] | :: desire; passion; ambition |
| apetitosamente {adv} | :: appetizingly (in an appetizing manner) |
| apetitoso {adj} | :: appetizing; tasty |
| apetrechado {adj} | :: provided with gadgets |
| apetrecho {m} | :: gadget |
| apexificação {f} | :: alternative form of apicificação |
| apfelstrudel {m} | :: apple strudel; apfelstrudel (Austrian pastry) |
| API {f} [programming] /ˈa ˌpe ˈi/ | :: API (application programming interface) |
| Apia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Ápia |
| Ápia {prop} {f} | :: Ápia (capital city) |
| Apiaí {prop} | :: Apiaí (municipality) |
| Apiano {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| apiário {m} | :: apiary (a place where bees and hives are kept) |
| apical {adj} | :: apical (relating to an apex) |
| apical {adj} [phonetics, of a phoneme] | :: apical (produced with the tip of the tongue) |
| apical {f} [phonetics] | :: apical (a sound produced by obstructing the air passage with the tip of the tongue) |
| apicalmente {adv} | :: apically (in an apical manner or direction) |
| ápice {m} | :: spire (top, or uppermost point, of anything; the summit) |
| apicectomia {f} [surgery, dentistry] | :: apicectomy (surgical replacement of the root tip of a tooth) |
| apicificação {f} [odontology] | :: apexification (the promotion of tooth root development by deposition of mineral tissue) |
| apico- {prefix} | :: apico- (relating to an apex) |
| apico- {prefix} [linguistics] | :: apico- (articulated with the tip of the tongue) |
| apico- {prefix} [dentistry] | :: apico- (related to the root of a tooth) |
| ápico {adj} | :: apian (related to bees) |
| apicoalveolar {adj} [phonetics, of a sound] | :: apicoalveolar (articulated with the tip of the tongue against the alveolar ridge) |
| apicobasal {adj} [anatomy] | :: apicobasal (relating to an apex and a base) |
| apícola {adj} [agriculture] | :: apicultural (relating to beekeeping) |
| apicomplexo {adj} [microbiology] | :: apicomplexan (relating to protists of the phylum Apicomplexa) |
| apicomplexo {m} | :: apicomplexan (any protist of the phylum Apicomplexa) |
| apicoplasto {m} [microbiology] | :: apicoplast (a relict, non-photosynthetic plastid found in most of the Apicomplexa) |
| apiculado {adj} [botany, of a leaf] | :: apiculate (having a short, sharply pointed tip) |
| apículo {m} [mycology] | :: apiculus (part of a spore) |
| apicultor {m} | :: beekeeper (someone who keeps bees) |
| apicultura {f} | :: beekeeping (raising bees) |
| apídeo {m} [zoology] | :: apid (any member of the Apidae) |
| apiedar {v} [de, .pronominal] | :: to pity (to feel pity for) |
| apigenina {f} [organic compound] | :: apigenin (a flavone that reverses the adverse effects of cyclosporine) |
| apiina {f} [organic compound] | :: apiin (a chemical compound isolated from parsley and celery) |
| apimentado {adj} | :: Seasoned with pepper |
| apimentado {adj} | :: Driven by lust; lustful |
| apimentar {vt} | :: pepper (add pepper to) |
| apimentar {vt} [figurative] | :: spice up (to make something more exotic, fun or extravagant) |
| apinhado {adj} | :: crowded; full |
| apinhar {v} | :: to pile |
| apinhar {v} | :: to fill up |
| ápio {adj} | :: Appian (of or pertaining to the Roman politician Appius Claudius Caecus) |
| Ápio {prop} {m} | :: Appius (Roman politician of the 4th and 3rd century BC) |
| apiol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: apiol (oleoresin extracted from parsley) |
| apiose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: apiose (a branched-chain sugar that occurs in parsley and other plants) |
| apirase {f} [enzyme] | :: apyrase (any of a family of enzymes that catalyse the hydrolysis of ATP) |
| apirético {adj} [medicine] | :: apyrexial (relating to apyrexia) |
| apirexia {f} [medicine] | :: apyrexia (the absence or intermission of fever) |
| apirimidínico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: apyrimidinic (from which pyrimidine bases have been removed) |
| apitada {f} | :: the act of whistling (with a whistle) |
| apitar {v} | :: to whistle using a whistle |
| apitar {v} [sports] | :: to be the referee of a match |
| apiterapia {f} | :: apitherapy (the medical use of bee products or bee stings) |
| apito {m} | :: whistle (device used to make a whistling sound) |
| apito {m} | :: whistle (shrill, high-pitched sound made by whistling) |
| Apiúna {prop} | :: Apiúna (municipality) |
| aplacando {v} | :: gerund of aplacar |
| aplacar {v} /ɐplɐˈkar/ | :: to placate, appease |
| aplacentário {adj} [zoology] | :: aplacental (lacking a placenta) |
| aplainar {vt} | :: plane (to smooth with a plane) |
| aplanação {f} | :: flattening (the process of making or becoming flatter) |
| aplanação {f} [pathology, ophthalmology] | :: applanation (the flattening of the cornea by the application of pressure) |
| aplanar {v} /ɐplɐˈnar/ | :: to flatten |
| aplanar {v} | :: to level |
| aplanático {adj} [optics] | :: aplanatic (free from spherical and chromatic aberration) |
| aplasia {f} [pathology] | :: aplasia (incomplete development, or absence, of an organ or tissue) |
| aplásico {adj} | :: alternative form of aplástico |
| aplástico {adj} [pathology] | :: aplastic (pertaining to or suffering from aplasia) |
| aplaudente {mf} | :: applauder (one who applauds) |
| aplaudente {adj} | :: applauding (who applauds) |
| aplaudidor {m} | :: applauder (one who applauds) |
| aplaudidor {adj} | :: applauding (who applauds) |
| aplaudir {v} | :: to applaud (express approval by clapping) |
| aplaudir {v} | :: to applaud (praise, or express approval by words) |
| aplauso {m} /ɐ.ˈplaw.zu/ | :: applause (act of applauding) |
| aplauzo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aplauso |
| a plena luz do dia {adv} | :: alternative form of em plena luz do dia |
| à plena luz do dia {adv} | :: alternative form of em plena luz do dia |
| aplicabilidade {f} | :: applicability |
| aplicação {f} /a.pli.ka.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: application |
| aplicacional {adj} | :: applicational (of or pertaining to an application) |
| aplicado {adj} | :: applied (concerned with practical problems) |
| aplicado {adj} [of a person] | :: dedicated; devoted or hard-working |
| aplicador {m} | :: applicator (a tool or device used to apply) |
| aplicar {v} [em, -another positional preposition, .transitive, .or] /ɐ.pli.ˈkaɾ/ | :: to apply (to put on) |
| aplicar {v} [a, .transitive, .or] | :: to apply (to put to use for a purpose) |
| aplicar {v} [a, .pronominal, .intransitive, .or] | :: to apply (to) (to be relevant to) |
| aplicar {v} [a, .pronominal, .intransitive, .or] | :: to commit (to); to dedicate oneself to (to pursue a course of action with great effort) |
| aplicativamente {adv} | :: applicatively (in an applicative manner) |
| aplicativo {m} [computing, Brazil] | :: application (a computer program) |
| aplicável {adj} | :: applicable |
| aplicavelmente {adv} | :: applicably (in an applicable manner) |
| aplique {m} | :: hair extension (hair which is attached to one’s normal hair to make it longer) |
| aplísia {f} | :: aplysia (any sea slug of the genus Aplysia) |
| aplita {f} [rock] | :: aplite (a fine-grained granitic rock composed mostly of quartz and feldspars) |
| aplítico {adj} [geology] | :: aplitic (composed of, or relating to, aplite) |
| aplomb {m} | :: aplomb; self-confidence |
| aplomb {m} [ballet] | :: aplomb (elegance and precision exhibited by a dancer) |
| aplustre {m} [Ancient Rome, nautical] | :: aplustre (an ornamental appendage of wood at the stern of a Roman ship) |
| apneia {f} [pathology] | :: apnea (cessation of breathing) |
| apnéia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apneia |
| apneico {adj} [pathology] | :: apneic (exhibiting or relating to apnea) |
| apnéico {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of apneico |
| apneuse {f} [pathology] | :: apneusis (an abnormal pattern of breathing) |
| apnêustico {adj} [pathology] | :: apneustic (relating to or suffering from apneusis) |
| apo- {prefix} | :: apo- (away from; separate) |
| apo- {prefix} | :: apo- (without; lacking) |
| apo- {prefix} [chemistry] | :: apo- (derived from, or related to) |
| apo- {prefix} [proteins] | :: apo- (the apoprotein form of the protein) |
| apocalipse {m} | :: apocalypse |
| Apocalipse {prop} {m} [biblical] | :: Revelation (book of Bible) |
| Apocalipse {prop} {m} [religion] | :: Apocalypse (revelation given by God to a prophet) |
| Apocalipse {prop} {m} | :: Apocalipse (the end of the world) |
| apocalipticamente {adv} | :: apocalyptically (in an apocalyptic manner) |
| apocalipticismo {m} | :: alternative form of apocaliptismo |
| apocalipticista {mf} [chiefly religion] | :: apocalyptic (one who predicts apocalypse) |
| apocalíptico {adj} | :: apocalyptic |
| apocaliptismo {m} [religion] | :: apocalypticism (a belief or doctrine based on apocalypse) |
| apocaliptista {mf} | :: alternative form of apocalipticista |
| apocarotenoide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: apocarotenoid (any compound formed by the removal of fragments of the carbon backbone of a carotenoid) |
| apocárpico {adj} [botany] | :: apocarpous (having carpels that are not joined) |
| apocarpo {adj} [botany] | :: apocarpous (having carpels that are not joined) |
| apocatástase {f} [theology] | :: apocatastasis (the doctrine that an apocalypse will lead to the remaking of the world rather than a Final Judgment) |
| apocináceo {adj} [botany] | :: apocynaceous (relating or belonging to the Apocynaceae family of plants) |
| apocinina {f} [organic compound] | :: apocynin (a derivative of acetophenone that occurs in many plants) |
| apocitocromo {m} [protein] | :: apocytochrome (any form of a cytochrome that is lacking the heme unit) |
| apocólpio {m} [palynology] | :: apocolpium (region near the pole of some pollen grains which is bounded by the lines connected the colpal apices) |
| apocopado {adj} [linguistics] | :: apocopate (shortened by apocope) |
| apocopar {v} [linguistics] | :: to apocopate (to shorten by apocope) |
| apócope {f} [prosody, phonetics] | :: apocope (loss or omission of a sound or syllable from the end of a word) |
| apocópico {adj} [linguistics] | :: apocopic (pertaining to apocope) |
| apocrifamente {adv} | :: apocryphally (in an apocryphal manner) |
| apocrificidade {f} | :: apocryphalness (the state or condition of being apocryphal) |
| apocrifidade {f} | :: alternative form of apocrificidade |
| apócrifo {adj} /ɐ.ˈpɔ.kɾi.fu/ | :: apocryphal |
| apócrifos {mp} [Chritianity] | :: Apocrypha (writings recognised by some Christians) |
| apócrino {adj} [endocrinology] | :: apocrine (of or pertaining to an apocrine gland or to its mode of secretion) |
| apocrisiário {m} [historical, ecclesiastical] | :: apocrisiarius (a high diplomatic ecclesiastical representative) |
| apocromático {adj} [optics] | :: apochromatic (corrected for chromatic and spherical aberration) |
| ápode {adj} [zoology] | :: apodal (without feet or foot-like body parts) |
| ápode {m} [zoology] | :: apod (an animal without feet) |
| apódema {m} [arthropodology] | :: apodeme (an ingrowth of the arthropod exoskeleton, serving as an attachment site for muscles) |
| apoderando {v} | :: gerund of apoderar |
| apoderar {v} [de, .pronominal] /a.ˌpo.de.ˈɾa(ʁ)/ | :: to seize (to take possession of) |
| apoderar {v} [de, .figurative, .pronominal] | :: to seize (to have a sudden and powerful effect upon) |
| apodicticamente {adv} [logic] | :: apodictically (in an apodictical manner) |
| apodicticidade {f} [logic] | :: apodicticity (the state of being apodictic) |
| apodíctico {adj} [logic] | :: apodeictic (incontrovertibly true or false) |
| apodídeo {m} [zoology] | :: apodid (any member of the Apodidae) |
| apodioxe {f} [rhetoric] | :: apodioxis (emphatic rejection or dismissal of an opponent or an opposing proposition) |
| apoditério {m} [architecture, historical] | :: apodyterium (the apartment at the entrance of the baths for getting undressed) |
| apoditicamente {adv} | :: alternative form of apodicticamente |
| apoditicidade {f} | :: alternative form of apodicticidade |
| apodítico {adj} | :: alternative form of apodíctico |
| apodixe {f} [rhetoric] | :: apodixis (proposition referencing common knowledge) |
| apodização {f} [mathematics] | :: apodization (the technique of smoothing or removing irregularities) |
| apodizar {v} [mathematics, rare] | :: to apodize (to remove or smooth a sharp discontinuity in a mathematical function) |
| apodo {m} /aˈpodu/ | :: derogatory comparison |
| apodo {m} | :: nickname that refers to a particular quality |
| ápodo {adj} | :: alternative form of ápode |
| ápodo {m} | :: alternative form of ápode |
| apódose {f} [logic, grammar] | :: apodosis (the consequential clause in a conditional sentence) |
| apodrecer {vi} | :: to rot, to decay, to decompose |
| apodrecimento {m} | :: decay |
| apodrecimento {m} | :: corruption |
| apodrecível {adj} | :: putrescible (capable of becoming putrescent; rottable) |
| apoenzima {f} [enzyme] | :: apoenzyme (an inactive haloenzyme lacking a cofactor) |
| apofântico {adj} | :: apophantic (having a declaration, statement or proposition) |
| apófase {f} [rhetoric] | :: apophasis (allusion to something by denying that it will be mentioned) |
| apófase {f} [theology] | :: apophatism (a belief, a theory on approaching knowledge of God in a negative way) |
| apofaticamente {adv} [theology] | :: apophatically (in an apophatic way; using apophasis) |
| apofático {adj} [theology] | :: apophatic (pertaining to knowledge of God obtained through negation rather than positive assertions) |
| apofatismo {m} [theology] | :: apophatism (a belief, a theory on approaching knowledge of God in a negative way) |
| apofenia {f} [psychology] | :: apophenia (the perception of connectedness in unrelated phenomena) |
| apoferritina {f} [biochemistry] | :: apoferritin (ferritin that is not combined with iron) |
| apofilita {f} [mineral] | :: apophyllite (a mineral of fluoride, silicate of potassium and calcium) |
| Apófis {prop} {m} [Egyptian mythology] | :: Apophis (an evil snake-god who tries to devour the sun every night) |
| apofisado {adj} [anatomy] | :: apophysate (possessing an apophysis) |
| apófise {f} [anatomy] | :: apophysis (outgrowth of an organism) |
| apófise {f} [geology] | :: apophysis (branch of a dike or vein) |
| apofisite {f} [pathology] | :: apophysitis (inflammation of an apophysis) |
| apofonia {f} [phonetics] | :: apophony (alternation of sounds within a word) |
| apogamia {f} [botany] | :: apogamy (asexual reproduction of a fully formed plant directly from a bud) |
| apogâmico {adj} [botany] | :: apogamic (of or relating to apogamy) |
| apogeico {adj} | :: apogeic (pertaining to an apogee) |
| apogeotrópico {adj} [botany] | :: apogeotropic (bending away from the ground) |
| apogeu {m} [astronomy] | :: apogee (a point in an orbit around the Earth) |
| apogiatura {f} [music] | :: appoggiatura (a type of musical ornament which creates a suspension) |
| apogonídeo {m} | :: apogonid (any fish of the family Apogonidae) |
| apógrafo {m} | :: apograph (perfect copy) |
| apoiador {adj} | :: supporting |
| apoiador {m} | :: supporter |
| apoiando {v} | :: gerund of apoiar |
| apoiante {adj} | :: supporting |
| apoiante {mf} | :: supporter |
| apoiar {v} /a.poj.ˈa(ʁ)/ | :: to second (to agree as a second person) |
| apoiar {v} | :: to support |
| apóideo {adj} | :: apoidean (relating to bees of the superfamily Apoidea) |
| apoio {m} /ɐ.ˈpoj.u/ | :: support, backing |
| apoio {m} | :: aid |
| apoio {m} | :: rest, stand |
| apolar {adj} | :: apolar (having no polarity) |
| Apolião {prop} {m} [demonology] | :: Apollyon (the destroying angel of the underworld) |
| apólice {f} | :: policy, contract of insurance |
| apolinário {m} [historical, theology] | :: Apollinarian (a follower of Apollinaris, who denied the proper humanity of Christ) |
| apolinarismo {m} [Christian theology] | :: Apollinarism (the doctrine that Jesus’s mind was only divine and not human) |
| apolíneo {adj} [Greek mythology] | :: Apollonian (relating to the Greek god Apollo) |
| apolíneo {adj} | :: apollonian (clear, harmonious and restrained) |
| apolínico {adj} | :: apollonian (clear, harmonious and restrained) |
| Apolion {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Apolião |
| apolipoproteína {f} [protein] | :: apolipoprotein (protein that can bind with a lipid) |
| apólise {f} [biology] | :: apolysis (the separation of the cuticula from the epidermis in arthropods and related groups) |
| apólise {f} [Eastern Orthodoxy] | :: apolysis (a prayer of dismissal at the end of an Eastern Orthodox service) |
| apoliticamente {adv} | :: apolitically (without political affiliation) |
| apoliticismo {m} | :: alternative form of apolitismo |
| apolítico {adj} | :: apolitical (having no interest or involvement in politics) |
| apolitismo {m} [politics] | :: apoliticism (apolitical behaviour) |
| Apollo {prop} {f} | :: Apollo (American three-man spacecraft) |
| Apollo {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Apolo |
| apolo {m} | :: Apollo (a very handsome young man) |
| apolo {m} | :: Apollo (Parnassius apollo, a European butterfly) |
| Apolo {m} [Greek god] | :: Apollo |
| apologal {adj} [literature] | :: apological (relating to apologues) |
| apologética {f} | :: apologetics (field of study concerned with the systematic defence of a position) |
| apologetismo {m} | :: apologeticism (an instance of the use of apologetics) |
| apologia {f} | :: apology (formal justification, defence) |
| apologista {mf} | :: apologist (one who speaks or writes in defence of something) |
| apologizar {vi} | :: to apologise (to make an apology or defence) |
| apólogo {m} | :: apologue (a short story with a moral, often involving talking animals or objects) |
| Apolónia {prop} {f} [European orthography, Ancient Greece] | :: Apollonia (the name of a number of Ancient Greek cities and colonies) |
| Apolónia {prop} {f} [European orthography, Christianity] | :: Apollonia (early Christian martyr) |
| Apolônia {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of Apolónia |
| apomeiose {f} [cytology] | :: apomeiosis (a suppressed or imperfect meiosis) |
| apomíctico {adj} [botany] | :: apomictic (of or pertaining to apomixis) |
| apomioglobina {f} [protein] | :: apomyoglobin (a form of myoglobin that lacks a heme unit) |
| apomiticamente {adv} [botany] | :: apomictically (by means of apomixis) |
| apomítico {adj} | :: alternative form of apomíctico |
| apomixia {f} [botany] | :: apomixis (plant reproduction without fertilisation, meiosis or the production of gametes) |
| apomorfia {f} [systematics] | :: apomorphy (a derived characteristic of a clade) |
| apomórfico {adj} [taxonomy, of a characteristic] | :: apomorphic (distinguishing an organism or taxon from others that share the same ancestor) |
| apomorfina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: apomorphine (drug used in the treatment of Parkinson's disease) |
| apondo {v} | :: gerund of apor |
| aponeurose {f} [anatomy] | :: aponeurosis (flattened fibrous membrane) |
| aponeurótico {adj} [anatomy] | :: aponeurotic (of or pertaining to aponeuroses) |
| aponia {f} [philosophy] | :: aponia (the absence of pain considered as a state of spiritual serenity) |
| aponível {adj} [anatomy] | :: apposable (capable of being apposed) |
| apontado {adj} [obsolete, literature] | :: correct, right, aligned, careful |
| apontador {m} | :: something which points (shows where something is) |
| apontador {m} [Brazil] | :: pencil sharpener |
| apontador {m} [programming] | :: pointer (variable that holds the address of a memory location) |
| apontador {m} | :: laser pointer |
| apontador de lápis {m} | :: pencil sharpener (a device used to sharpen pencils) |
| apontamento {m} /a.põ.ta.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: the act of sharpening something into a point |
| apontamento {m} | :: appointment (act of appointing) |
| apontamento {m} | :: the act of pointing towards something |
| apontamento {m} [usually plural] | :: note; minute (short written record) |
| apontando {v} | :: gerund of apontar |
| apontar {vt} /ɐ.põ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to point out, to indicate |
| apontar {v} [para] | :: to point to |
| apontar {vt} | :: to aim |
| apontar {vt} | :: to sharpen |
| apontar {vi} | :: to appear; to emerge |
| apontar {vi} [botany] | :: to sprout |
| apontável {adj} | :: appointable (capable of being appointed) |
| a ponto de {adv} | :: In context of being about to happen, occur or take place; about to; imminently |
| apoplástico {adj} [botany] | :: apoplastic (of or pertaining to an apoplast) |
| apoplasto {m} [botany] | :: apoplast (the space outside of a plant’s plasma membrane) |
| apopléctico {adj} [medicine] | :: apoplectic (of or relating to apoplexy) |
| apopléctico {adj} [medicine] | :: apoplectic (extremely angry and unable to speak) |
| apopleticamente {adv} | :: apoplectically (in an apoplectic manner) |
| apoplético {adj} | :: alternative form of apopléctico |
| apopletiforme {adj} [medicine] | :: apoplectiform (resembling apoplexy) |
| apoplexia {f} [symptom] | :: apoplexy (loss of consciousness) |
| apoproteína {f} [protein] | :: apoprotein (polypeptide part of a conjugated protein) |
| apoptina {f} [protein] | :: apoptin (a short, nonstructural viral protein encoded by chicken anemia virus) |
| apoptogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, biochemistry] | :: apoptogenic (that causes apoptosis) |
| apoptógeno {m} [biochemistry] | :: apoptogen (any chemical substance that induces apoptosis) |
| apoptose {f} [biology] | :: apoptosis |
| apoptossoma {m} | :: alternative form of apoptossomo |
| apoptossomo {m} [biology] | :: apoptosome (a large ternary protein structure formed in the process of apoptosis) |
| apoptótico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: apoptotic (of or pertaining to apoptosis) |
| apoquentando {v} | :: gerund of apoquentar |
| apoquentar {v} | :: to bother |
| apoquentar {v} | :: to molest |
| apoquentar {v} | :: to persecute |
| apor {v} | :: to overlap |
| apor {v} | :: to append |
| Aporá {prop} | :: Aporá (municipality) |
| aporeticamente {adv} | :: aporetically (in an aporetic way) |
| aporético {adj} | :: aporetic (tending to doubt) |
| aporfina {f} [organic compound] | :: aporphine (one of a class of quinoline alkaloids from which apomorphine can be derived) |
| aporoso {adj} [biology] | :: aporose (not porous) |
| aporrinhação {f} /apohiɲaˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: annoyance (something that makes one annoyed) |
| aporrinhar {v} | :: to annoy |
| a porta da rua é serventia da casa {proverb} | :: One is free to leave a place |
| a porta fechada {adv} | :: alternative form of a portas fechadas |
| aportando {v} | :: gerund of aportar |
| aportar {v} [nautical] /ɐ.puɾ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: To dock; to anchor |
| a portas fechadas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: behind closed doors (in private) |
| aportuguesar {v} | :: to adapt a word into Portuguese; to make Portuguese |
| após {prep} [formal] /ɐ.ˈpɔʃ/ | :: after (later in time) |
| após {prep} [formal] | :: past (further in location) |
| após {prep} [preceded and followed by the same noun] | :: after (a great amount of) |
| aposemático {adj} [biology] | :: aposematic (that serves as a warning to predators) |
| aposematismo {m} [biology] | :: aposematism (adaptation that warns off potential predators) |
| aposentadoria {f} /a.ˌpo.zẽ.ˌta.do.ˈɾi.a/ | :: retirement (the act of retiring) |
| aposentadoria {f} [uncountable] | :: The state of being retired |
| aposentadoria {f} [Brazil] | :: the pension payed to retired people |
| aposentamento {m} | :: retirement (act of retiring) |
| aposentando {v} | :: gerund of aposentar |
| aposentar {vt} [dated] /ɐ.pu.zẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to house, shelter, lodge |
| aposentar {vp} | :: to retire (leave office) |
| aposento {m} /ɐ.pu.ˈzẽ.tu/ | :: room, chamber |
| aposento {m} | :: bedroom |
| aposição {f} [grammar] | :: apposition (the placing of a noun with another as an explanatory equivalent) |
| aposição {f} | :: apposition (the quality of being side by side) |
| aposição {f} | :: apposition (the act of placing of two things side by side) |
| aposição {f} [biology] | :: apposition (growth of successive layers of cell wall) |
| aposicional {adj} | :: appositional (relating to apposition; side-by-side) |
| aposiopese {f} [rhetoric] | :: aposiopesis (abrupt breaking-off in speech) |
| apositivo {adj} | :: appositive (of or being in apposition) |
| A positivo {adj} | :: A positive (blood type) |
| apossando {v} | :: gerund of apossar |
| apossar {v} | :: to hold, seize |
| aposta {f} /ɐ.ˈpɔʃ.tɐ/ | :: bet (a wager) |
| aposta {f} | :: investment |
| aposta {f} | :: commitment |
| aposta {f} | :: focus |
| apostador {m} | :: gambler (one who plays at a game of chance, who gambles) |
| apostadora {f} | :: feminine noun of apostador |
| apostadoras {f} | :: feminine noun of apostador |
| apostamente {adv} | :: appositely (in an apposite manner) |
| apostar {v} /ˌɐ.puʃ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to bet (to make a guess about the outcome of an event) |
| apostar {v} | :: to bet (be quite certain of something) |
| apostar {v} [em] | :: to invest |
| apostasia {f} /a.ˌpoʃ.tɐ.ˈzi.ɐ/ | :: apostasy (renunciation of set of beliefs) |
| apóstata {mf} | :: apostate (person who renounces a faith) |
| apostatar {v} | :: to commit apostasy |
| apostema {m} [pathology] | :: aposteme (a pustulent swelling) |
| apostemar {v} [medicine] | :: to apostemate (to swell with pus) |
| apostila {f} [Brazil] | :: textbook (formal manual of instruction) |
| apostilb {m} [physics] | :: apostilb (unit of luminance) |
| aposto {adj} | :: at the ready |
| aposto {m} [grammar] | :: noun in apposition |
| apostolado {m} [religion] | :: apostolate (group of religious apostles) |
| apostolado {m} [religion] | :: apostleship (the position of being an apostle) |
| Apostolescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| apostolicamente {adv} [religion] | :: apostolically (in an apostolic way) |
| apostolicidade {f} [Christianity] | :: apostolicity (the quality of being apostolic) |
| apostólico {adj} [Christianity] | :: apostolic (pertaining to the apostles and their doctrines) |
| apóstolo {m} /ɐ.ˈpɔʃ.tu.lu/ | :: Apostle |
| a postos {adj} | :: at the ready |
| apostrofar {v} [orthography] | :: to apostrophize (use the apostrophe in writing) |
| apostrofar {v} [rhetoric] | :: to apostrophize (use an apostrophe in speech) |
| apóstrofe {m} | :: alternative form of apóstrofo |
| apostroficamente {adv} [rhetoric] | :: apostrophically (using apostrophe) |
| apostrófico {adj} [rhetoric] | :: apostrophic (pertaining to the apostrophe (sudden, exclamatory dialogue)) |
| apostrófico {adj} [orthography] | :: apostrophic (pertaining to the apostrophe (the diacritical mark ’)) |
| apóstrofo {m} [orthography] | :: apostrophe (the character ’) |
| aposturas {fp} [nautical] | :: gunwale (top edge of the side of a boat) |
| apotecial {adj} [lichenology] | :: apothecial (relating to the apothecium) |
| apotécio {m} [lichenology] | :: apothecium (the ascigerous fructification of lichens) |
| apotegma {m} | :: apothegm (a short witty instructive saying) |
| apotegmático {adj} | :: apothegmatic (relating to, or in the manner of, an apothegm) |
| apótema {m} [geometry] | :: apothem (the distance from the center of a polygon to a side) |
| apotemnofilia {f} [psychology] | :: apotemnophilia (compulsion to become an amputee) |
| apoteosar {v} | :: to apotheosize (ascribe godlike qualities) |
| apoteose {f} | :: apotheosis (deification; becoming a god) |
| apoteose {f} | :: apotheosis (glorification, exaltation) |
| apoteose {f} | :: apotheosis (glorified example or ideal) |
| apoteose {f} | :: apotheosis (best moment or highest point in the development of something) |
| apoteótico {adj} | :: apotheotic (relating to or containing apotheosis) |
| apoteotizar {v} | :: to apotheosize (to ascribe godlike qualities) |
| apótomo {m} [math] | :: apotome (the difference between two quantities commensurable only in power) |
| apotropaico {adj} [religion, mysticism] | :: apotropaic (intended to ward off evil) |
| apotropismo {m} [religion, mysticism] | :: apotropaism (the use of ritual or other magical means to avert evil or bad luck) |
| apoucando {v} | :: gerund of apoucar |
| apoucar {v} | :: to lower, decrease |
| apoucar {v} | :: to make light of |
| apózema {mf} [medicine] | :: apozem |
| app {f} {m} [computing] /ˈɛ.pi/ | :: app (small computer application) |
| Appalaches {prop} {mp} | :: alternative spelling of Apalaches |
| Appalachia {prop} {f} | :: Appalachia (region) |
| appalachiano {adj} | :: alternative spelling of apalachiano |
| appaloosa {mf} | :: appaloosa (a breed of horse) |
| apparatchik {m} [historical] | :: apparatchik (Communist bureaucrat or agent) |
| apparente {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of aparente |
| appelaçam {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| appelaçaõ {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| appelação {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| appelido {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelido |
| appellaçam {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| appellaçaõ {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| appellação {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apelação |
| appellido {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelido |
| appello {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelo |
| appêllo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelo |
| appelo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelo |
| appêlo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apelo |
| Appenzell {prop} {m} | :: Appenzell (canton) |
| appenzeller {m} | :: appenzeller (a hard cow’s milk cheese from Switzerland) |
| appertização {f} | :: alternative spelling of apertização |
| applauso {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aplauso |
| applauzo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aplauso |
| applet {m} [computing] | :: applet (a small program module that runs under the control of a larger application) |
| applicar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of aplicar |
| applicativo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of aplicativo |
| appoggiatura {f} | :: alternative form of apogiatura |
| Appomattox {prop} {f} | :: Appomattox (town) |
| Appomattox {prop} {m} | :: Appomattox (river) |
| approach {m} | :: approach (a manner in which a problem is solved or policy is made) |
| approvado {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of aprovado |
| approvar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of aprovar |
| apraclonidina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: apraclonidine (sympathomimetic drug used in glaucoma therapy) |
| apramicina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: apramycin (an aminoglycoside antibiotic) |
| a prática faz a perfeição {proverb} | :: practice makes perfect (if one practices an activity enough, one will eventually master it) |
| apraxia {f} [neurology] | :: apraxia (disorder of motor planning) |
| apráxico {adj} [neurology] | :: apraxic (relating to or exhibiting apraxia) |
| aprazendo {v} | :: gerund of aprazer |
| aprazer {v} /ɐ.pɾɐ.ˈzeɾ/ | :: to please |
| aprazer {v} | :: to delight |
| aprazível {adj} /ɐ.pɾɐ.ˈzi.vɛɫ/ | :: pleasant |
| aprazível {adj} | :: enjoyable |
| apreciação {f} | :: appreciation |
| apreciado {adj} | :: appreciated |
| apreciador {adj} /ɐ.pɾɨ.sjɐ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: appreciative |
| apreciador {m} | :: connoisseur |
| apreciando {v} | :: gerund of apreciar |
| apreciar {v} /ɐ.pɾɨ.ˈsjaɾ/ | :: to appreciate [all senses] |
| apreciar {v} | :: to enjoy |
| apreciativamente {adv} | :: appreciatively (in an appreciative manner) |
| apreciativo {adj} | :: appreciative (showing appreciation or gratitude) |
| apreciável {adj} | :: appreciable (that can be appraised, evaluated) |
| apreciável {adj} | :: appreciatable (that can be appreciated, enjoyed) |
| apreciavelmente {adv} | :: appreciably |
| apreço {m} /ɐ.ˈpɾe.su/ | :: high regard; respect |
| aprêço {m} | :: obsolete spelling of apreço |
| a preço de banana {adv} [idiom] | :: cheaply |
| apreendedor {m} | :: apprehender (one who apprehends) |
| apreender {vt} | :: to apprehend (to take or seize; to take hold of) |
| apreendível {adj} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of apreensível |
| apreensão {f} | :: seizure, capture, arrest |
| apreensão {f} | :: apprehension |
| apreensibilidade {f} | :: apprehensibility (the quality of being apprehensible) |
| apreensivamente {adv} | :: apprehensively (in an apprehensive manner) |
| apreensível {adj} | :: apprehensible (able to be apprehended) |
| apreensividade {f} | :: apprehensiveness (the state of being apprehensive) |
| apreensivo {adj} | :: apprehensive, worried |
| apreensor {m} | :: apprehender (one who apprehends) |
| apregoando {v} | :: gerund of apregoar |
| apregoar {v} | :: to cry, shout, proclaim |
| aprender {vt} /ɐ.pɾẽ.ˈdeɾ/ | :: to learn, to acquire knowledge |
| aprender {vi} | :: to be able to learn |
| aprendiz {mf} /ɐpɾẽˈdiʃ/ | :: apprentice (a trainee, especially in a skilled trade) |
| aprendizado {m} | :: study (mental effort to acquire knowledge) |
| aprendizagem {f} /ɐ.pɾẽ.di.ˈza.ʒɐ̃j̃/ | :: learning, schooling |
| aprendizagem {f} | :: apprenticeship |
| aprepitant {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aprepitant (drug used to prevent nausea following chemotherapy) |
| aprepitante {m} | :: alternative form of aprepitant |
| aprepitanto {m} | :: alternative form of aprepitant |
| apresentação {f} /ɐ.pɾɨ.zẽ.tɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: presentation, introduction |
| apresentador {m} | :: presenter |
| apresentadora {f} | :: female equivalent of apresentador |
| apresentante {adj} | :: presenting |
| apresentar {vt} /ɐ.pɾɨ.zẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to introduce (to make multiple people become acquainted with one another) |
| apresentar {v} | :: [a, .pronominal, .or] to introduce; to present (to make (someone or someone) become acquainted to) |
| apresentar {vt} | :: to present (to put (something) forward to be seen) |
| apresentar {vt} | :: to present (to give a presentation) |
| apresentar {vp} | :: to perform (to do something in front of an audience) |
| apresentar {vt} | :: to exhibit (to have as a characteristic) |
| apressadamente {adv} | :: hastily, hurriedly |
| apressado {adj} /ɐpɾɨˈsaðu/ | :: hasty, hurried |
| a pressa é a inimiga da perfeição {proverb} | :: haste makes waste (one makes mistakes when being too hasty) |
| apressar {vp} /ɐ.pɾɨ.ˈsaɾ/ | :: to hurry; to hurry up (to begin acting more quickly) |
| apressar {vt} | :: to rush (to make someone act more quickly) |
| apressorial {adj} [mycology] | :: appressorial (of or pertaining to appressoria) |
| apressório {m} [mycology] | :: appressorium (a bulbous formation produced by parasitic fungi) |
| aprestando {v} | :: gerund of aprestar |
| aprestar {v} | :: to harness |
| aprestar {v} | :: to prepare, ready |
| aprestar {v} [nautical] | :: To rig |
| à primeira vista {adv} [modal] | :: at first glance (after only a superficial examination or review) |
| aprimoramento {m} | :: improvement |
| aprimoramento {m} | :: upgrade |
| aprimorar {vt} /ɐ.pɾɨ.mu.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to improve, to better |
| a princípio {adv} | :: at first |
| a priori {adv} [logic] | :: a priori (derived by logic) |
| aprioridade {f} [philosophy] | :: apriority (the quality or state of being known a priori) |
| apriorismo {m} [philosophy] | :: apriorism (the idea that some knowledge of the physical world can be derived logically) |
| aprioristicamente {adv} | :: aprioristically (in an aprioristic manner) |
| apriorístico {adj} | :: a priori |
| aprisco {m} | :: sheepfold (enclosure for sheep) |
| aprisco {m} [figurative] | :: home (house where one lives) |
| aprisionado {adj} | :: captive |
| aprisionado {adj} | :: arrested |
| aprisionado {adj} | :: incarcerated |
| aprisionamento {m} | :: imprisonment (being forced to serve a sentence in a jail or prison) |
| aprisionar {v} | :: to incarcerate, imprison (lock away in prison) |
| aprismático {adj} [odontology, of a layer of tooth enamel] | :: aprismatic (lacking prisms) |
| aprobativamente {adv} | :: approvingly (in an approving manner) |
| aprobatividade {f} | :: approbativeness (the state or quality of being approbative) |
| aprobativo {adj} | :: approbative (expressing approval) |
| aprobatoriamente {adv} | :: approvingly (in an approving manner) |
| aprobatório {adj} | :: approbative (expressing approval) |
| aprofundando {v} | :: gerund of aprofundar |
| aprofundar {v} /ɐpɾufũˈdaɾ/ | :: to deepen |
| aprofundar {v} | :: to dig, excavate |
| aprontado {adj} | :: primed, prepared |
| aprontado {adj} | :: ready |
| aprontar {v} /ɐ.pɾõ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to prepare (make ready for a specific future purpose) |
| aprontar {v} [specifically] | :: to prepare for a trip |
| aprontar {v} | :: to prepare (make something for eating or drinking) |
| aprontar {v} | :: to dress someone up (wear fancy dress) |
| aprontar {v} | :: to finish doing something [especially writing a document, report, etc.] |
| aprontar {v} [Brazil] | :: to do something mischievous |
| aprontar {v} [Brazil, in gerund] | :: to be up to something |
| a propósito {prep} | :: apropos (regarding or concerning) |
| a propósito {prep} | :: by the way (incidentally) |
| apropriabilidade {f} [economics] | :: appropriability (the ability to profit from an innovation) |
| apropriação {f} | :: appropriation |
| apropriacionista {mf} [arts] | :: appropriationist (an artist who adopts or reworks images made famous by other artists) |
| apropriadamente {adv} | :: appropriately (in an appropriate manner) |
| apropriado {adj} /ɐ.pɾu.ˈpɾja.ðu/ | :: appropriate |
| apropriador {m} | :: appropriator (a person who appropriates something) |
| apropriador {adj} | :: appropriating (that appropriates) |
| apropriando {v} | :: gerund of apropriar |
| apropriar {v} | :: to suit; to adapt (to make suitable) |
| apropriar {v} [de, .pronominal] | :: to appropriate (to take for oneself) |
| apropriativo {adj} | :: appropriative (taking or setting apart for oneself) |
| apropriável {adj} [legal] | :: appropriable (able to be appropriated) |
| aprosexia {f} [psychology] | :: aprosexia (inability to concentrate) |
| aprosódia {f} [speech pathology] | :: aprosody (the lack of variations in speech) |
| aprosopia {f} [teratology] | :: aprosopia (underdevelopment of the face) |
| aprossexia {f} | :: dated spelling of aprosexia |
| aprótico {adj} [chemistry, especially of a solvent] | :: aprotic (that does not contain or cannot donate a hydrogen ion) |
| aprotinina {f} [protein] | :: aprotinin (protease inhibitor used in surgery to reduce bleeding) |
| aprovabilidade {f} | :: approvableness (the quality of being approvable) |
| aprovação {f} | :: approval, consent |
| aprovação {f} | :: acceptance |
| aprovação {f} | :: approbation |
| aprovadamente {adv} | :: approvedly (in an approved manner) |
| à prova de fogo {adj} | :: fireproof |
| aprovado {adj} /ɐpɾuˈvaðu/ | :: approved (granted approval) |
| aprovador {adj} | :: approving (expressing approval) |
| aprovador {m} | :: approver (one who approves or gives approval) |
| aprovando {v} | :: gerund of aprovar |
| aprovar {v} /ɐpɾuˈvaɾ/ | :: to approve |
| aprovar {v} | :: to endorse |
| aprovável {adj} | :: approvable (able of being approved) |
| aproveitando {v} | :: gerund of aproveitar |
| aproveitar {v} /ɐ.pɾu.vɐj.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to take, appropriate |
| aproveitar {v} | :: to avail, to seize; utilize, to use |
| aproveitar {v} | :: to be useful |
| aproveitar {v} | :: to take advantage of; to benefit, to put to (good/better) use, to make (good/better) use of, to make the best of |
| aproveitar {v} | :: to harness; to utilize |
| aproveitar a maré {proverb} [idiomatic] | :: to make hay while the sun shines (to act while an opportunity exists) |
| aproveitável {adj} | :: useful |
| aprovisionar {v} | :: to provision (to supply with provisions) |
| aprox. {adv} | :: abbreviation of aproximadamente; approx. |
| aproximação {f} /ɐ.pɾɔ.si.mɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: approach, access |
| aproximação {f} | :: approximation |
| aproximação {f} | :: rapprochement |
| aproximadamente {adv} /ɐ.pɾɔ.si.ma.ðɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: approximately, about, circa |
| aproximado {adj} | :: approximate |
| aproximador {adj} | :: approaching (that approaches) |
| aproximador {m} | :: approacher (someone or something that approaches) |
| aproximador {m} | :: approximator (something that approximates) |
| aproximante {adj} | :: approaching (that approaches or approach) |
| aproximante {adj} [phonetics] | :: approximant (made by slightly narrowing the vocal tract) |
| aproximante {f} [phonetics] | :: approximant (consonant made by slightly narrowing the vocal tract) |
| aproximar {v} /ɐ.pɾɔ.si.ˈmaɾ/ | :: [de, .pronominal] to approach (to get closer to) |
| aproximar {vp} | :: to approach (to come nearer) |
| aproximar {vt} | :: to approach (to make things get nearer) |
| aproximar {vt} | :: to approximate; to estimate (to calculate roughly) |
| aproximativamente {adv} | :: approximatively (in an approximative manner) |
| aproximativo {adj} | :: approximative (of, relating to, or being an approximation) |
| aproximável {adj} [mathematics] | :: approximable (able to be approximated) |
| aprumado {adj} | :: upright; vertical; erect |
| aprumado {adj} | :: well-dressed (wearing nice clothes) |
| aprumar {vt} | :: to right (to set upright) |
| aprumar {vt} | :: to dress someone in nice clothes |
| apsara {f} [Indian mythology] | :: apsara (a female spirit of the clouds and waters) |
| apsará {f} | :: alternative form of apsara |
| apside {f} [astronomy] | :: apsis (point in elliptical orbit when a body is closest or furthest from the sun) |
| Apsu {prop} {m} [Sumerian mythology, Akkadian mythology] | :: Apsu (water from underground aquifers ascribed with a religious quality) |
| aptamente {adv} | :: aptly (in an apt or suitable manner) |
| aptâmero {m} [biochemistry, genetics] | :: aptamer (any subsequence of nucleic acid or protein used to bind to a specific target molecule) |
| aptéria {f} [ornithology] | :: apterium (area of featherless skin) |
| apterigoto {m} | :: apterygote (any insect of the order Apterygota) |
| áptero {m} [zoology] | :: apteran (any of the Aptera, an obsolete taxonomic category of wingless arthropods) |
| apteronotídeo {m} [zoology] | :: apteronotid (any fish of the family Apteronotidae) |
| Aptiano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Aptian (subdivision of the Early Cretaceous epoch) |
| aptidão {f} | :: aptitude, fitness, ability, capability |
| aptitudinal {adj} | :: aptitudinal (relating to aptitude) |
| apto {adj} | :: apt (fitted or qualified to do something) |
| apto {m} | :: someone who is apt to do something |
| apto {m} | :: abbreviation of apartamento |
| Apuarema {prop} | :: Apuarema (municipality) |
| Apucarana {prop} {f} /a.ˌpu.ka.ˈrɐ.nɐ/ | :: Apucarana (city/and/municipality) |
| apud {prep} | :: apud (introduces an indirect citation) |
| apudoma {m} [oncology] | :: apudoma (an endocrine tumour arising from an APUD cell) |
| APUDoma {m} | :: alternative spelling of apudoma |
| Apuleio {prop} {m} | :: Apuleius (writer in the Roman Empire) |
| Apúlia {prop} {f} /a.ˈpu.ljɐ/ | :: Apúlia (region) |
| apuliano {adj} | :: Apulian (of, from or pertaining to Apulia) |
| apuliano {m} | :: Apulian (person from Apulia) |
| apuliense {adj} | :: Apulian (of, from or pertaining to Apulia) |
| apuliense {mf} | :: Apulian (person from Apulia) |
| apunhalar {vt} | :: to stab (to pierce or wound with pointed object) |
| apupar {v} | :: to boo |
| apupo {m} | :: boo (derisive shout) |
| apuração {f} [countable] | :: calculation (reckoning, estimate) |
| apurar {vt} /ɐ.pu.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to purify |
| apurar {vt} | :: to collect |
| apurar {vt} | :: to refine |
| apurar {vt} [cooking] | :: to simmer |
| apurar {vt} [journalism] | :: to gather facts, investigate |
| apurar {vp} [slang] | :: to hurry up |
| apurínico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: apurinic (from which purines have been removed) |
| apuro {m} /aˈpu.ɾu/ | :: plight, difficulty |
| apuro {m} | :: carefulness in dressing, speaking, writing, etc |
| apuro {m} | :: synonym of apuração |
| Aqaba {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Acaba |
| aqua- {prefix} | :: alternative form of aqui- |
| aquação {f} [chemistry] | :: aquation (the replacement of a ligand by water in a complex) |
| aquafauna {f} [ecology] | :: aquafauna (aquatic animals considered as a group) |
| aquafobia {f} | :: aquaphobia (fear of water) |
| aquagénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine, dermatology] | :: aquagenic (caused by contact with water) |
| aquagênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of aquagénico |
| aquagliceroporina {f} [protein] | :: aquaglyceroporin (a form of aquaporin that is active in the transport of glycerol) |
| aqualung {m} [diving] | :: aqualung (diving equipment) |
| aquamanil {m} | :: aquamanile |
| aquametria {f} [chemistry] | :: aquametrics (the analysis of trace amounts of water in a sample) |
| aquanauta {mf} [diving] | :: aquanaut (underwater explorer) |
| aquando {adv} | :: when; at the time (of); on; upon; as of |
| a quantas anda {adv} | :: how is it going? |
| aquaparque {m} | :: aquapark (an amusement park with waterplay areas) |
| aquaplanar {v} [automotive] | :: to aquaplane (to slide on a thin film of water) |
| aquaponia {f} [agriculture] | :: aquaponics (system that combines aquaculture with hydroponics) |
| aquaporina {f} [protein] | :: aquaporin (class of proteins that form pores in the membrane of biological cells) |
| aquapuntura {f} [medicine] | :: aquapuncture (subcutaneous injection of water) |
| aquarela {f} | :: watercolour (pigment) |
| aquarela {f} | :: watercolour (painting) |
| aquarela {f} | :: watercolour (genre) |
| aquarelista {mf} [art] | :: watercolorist (a painter who paints watercolors) |
| aquariano {adj} [astrology] | :: Aquarian (pertaining to or having the astrological sign of Aquarius) |
| aquariano {m} [astrology] | :: Aquarius; Aquarian (someone with a Aquarius star sign) |
| Aquáridas {fp} [astronomy, rare] | :: Aquariids (meteor shower whose radiant appears to lie in the constellation Aquarius) |
| aquário {m} /ɐˈkwaɾju/ | :: aquarium |
| Aquário {prop} {m} [zodiac constellations] | :: Aquarius (constellation) |
| Aquário {prop} {m} [astrology] | :: Aquarius (astrological sign) |
| aquariologia {f} | :: aquariology (study of the fauna and flora of aquaria) |
| aquarista {mf} | :: aquarist (a person who maintains an aquarium) |
| Aquarius {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Aquário |
| aquartelar {v} | :: to billet (to lodge soldiers in a private house) |
| aquaticamente {adv} | :: aquatically (in an aquatic style or manner) |
| aquático {adj} | :: aquatic |
| aquatinta {f} [arts] | :: aquatint (form of etching with acid on a plate) |
| aquavit {m} | :: aquavit (Scandinavian liquor) |
| aquecedor {m} | :: heater (device that produces and radiates heat) |
| aquecer {v} /ɐ.kɛ.ˈseɾ/ | :: to heat |
| aquecer {v} | :: warm up as a preparation for a physical activity |
| aquecer {v} | :: warm up (to make an audience enthusiastic) |
| aquecida {adj} | :: feminine singular form of aquecido |
| aquecidas {adj} | :: feminine plural form of aquecido |
| aquecido {adj} | :: heated |
| aquecido {adj} | :: warmish |
| aquecidos {adj} | :: masculine plural form of aquecido |
| aquecimento {m} /ɐ.ˌkɛ.si.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: heating (a system that raises the temperature of a room or building) |
| aquecimento {m} | :: warm-up |
| aquecimento {m} | :: warming (an increase in temperature) |
| aquecimento global {m} | :: global warming (increase in the average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere to cause climate change) |
| aque-d'el-rei {interj} | :: alternative form of aqui-d'el-rei |
| aqueducto {m} | :: obsolete form of aqueduto |
| aquedutal {adj} [neuroanatomy] | :: aqueductal (relating to the cerebral aqueduct) |
| aqueduto {m} | :: aqueduct (channel built to convey water) |
| aqueduto {m} [anatomy] | :: the vestibular aqueduct or the cerebral aqueduct |
| aqüeduto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aqueduto |
| aqueia {f} | :: feminine noun of aqueu |
| aquela {determiner} /ɐ.ˈkɛ.lɐ/ | :: feminine singular of aquele |
| aquela {pron} | :: feminine singular of aquele |
| àquela {contraction} /a.ˈkɛ.lɐ/ | :: Contraction of a (to; at) + aquela (that, f.) |
| àquelas {contraction} /a.ˈkɛ.lɐʃ/ | :: Contraction of a (to; at) + aquelas (those, f.) |
| aquele {determiner} /ɐ.ˈke.lɨ/ | :: that (far from the speaker and listener) |
| aquele {pron} | :: that over there, yon (far from the speaker and the listener) |
| àquele {contraction} /a.ˈke.li/ | :: Contraction of a (to; at) + aquele (that, m.) |
| aquele lugar {prop} [euphemistic] | :: anus |
| àqueles {contraction} /a.ˈke.lɨʃ/ | :: Contraction of a (to; at) + aqueles (those, m.) |
| Aqueloo {prop} {m} | :: Aqueloo (river) |
| Aqueloo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Achelous (patron deity of the Achelous river) |
| aquém {adv} /a.ˈkɐ̃j̃/ | :: on this side; here |
| aquém {adv} | :: below; underneath |
| aquém {adv} | :: something that falls short of a goal or an expectation |
| Aquemenes {prop} {m} | :: Achaemenes (the founder of the Achaemenid dynasty) |
| aqueménida {adj} [European orthography] | :: Achaemenid (relating to the dynasty which ruled the Persian empire c. 550–330 BCE) |
| aqueménida {m} [European orthography] | :: Achaemenid (a member of the Achaemenid dynasty) |
| aquemênida {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of aqueménida |
| aquemênida {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of aqueménida |
| aquénio {m} [European orthography] /a.ˈkɛ.ni.u/ | :: achene (small dry fruit) |
| aquênio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of aquénio |
| aquentando {v} | :: gerund of aquentar |
| aquentar {v} | :: to warm (up), heat |
| aquentar {v} | :: to excite, revive |
| Aqueronte {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Acheron (a river of the infernal regions) |
| aquerôntico {adj} | :: acherontic (pertaining to or resembling Acheron) |
| aqueste {pron} [archaic] | :: this (masculine thing) |
| aqueu {adj} | :: Achaean (of or relating to Achaea) |
| aqueu {m} | :: Achaean (an inhabitant of Achaea) |
| aqui- {prefix} | :: aqua- (pertaining to water) |
| aqui {adv} /ɐ.ˈki/ | :: here (in this place) |
| aqui {adv} | :: hither (to this place) |
| aqui {adv} | :: here (at this time; at the present situation) |
| aqui {m} [chiefly literary] | :: here (the present place) |
| aqui {m} [chiefly literary] | :: here (the present situation) |
| aquiasmático {adj} | :: achiasmatic (undergoing meiosis but without achieving chiasma) |
| aquiclude {m} [geology] | :: aquiclude (a solid, impermeable area underlying or overlying an aquifer) |
| áquico {adj} [geology, of a soil] | :: aquic (that has been saturated with water at some time in the past) |
| aquícola {adj} [agriculture] | :: aquacultural (of or pertaining to aquaculture) |
| aquicultor {m} [agriculture] | :: aquaculturist (a person involved in aquaculture) |
| aquicultura {f} | :: aquaculture (the cultivation of the aquatic produce) |
| aqui d'el-rei {interj} | :: alternative form of aqui-d'el-rei |
| aqui-d'el-rei {interj} /ɐ.ki.ðɛɫ.ˈʁɐj/ | :: help! |
| aqui e agora {m} | :: See: pt aqui e agora |
| aqui e agora {m} | :: here and now (the present situation) |
| aqui e ali {adv} | :: here and there (in few and spread out places) |
| aqui e ali {adv} | :: here and there; now and then (in few occasion) |
| aqui e ali {adv} | :: See: pt aqui e ali |
| aquiescência {f} | :: acquiescence (silent or passive assent) |
| aquiescente {adj} | :: acquiescent (resting satisfied or submissive) |
| aquiescentemente {adv} | :: acquiescingly (in an acquiescing manner) |
| aquiescer {v} /ɐ.ˌkjɛʃ.ˈseɾ/ | :: acquiesce (rest satisfied) |
| aquietando {v} | :: gerund of aquietar |
| aquietar {v} | :: to quieten down |
| aquietar {v} | :: to appease |
| aquietar {v} | :: to reassure |
| aquífero {m} | :: aquifer (an underground layer of water-bearing porous stone, earth, or gravel) |
| aqüífero {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aquífero |
| aqui jaz {phrase} | :: here lies (epitaph) |
| Áquila {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Águia |
| aquilégia {f} | :: columbine (any plant of the genus Aquilegia) |
| aquileia {f} | :: achillea (any plant of the genus Achillea) |
| aquiléia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of aquileia |
| Aquiles {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Achilles (a Greek hero in the Iliad) |
| Aquiles {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aquileu {adj} | :: relating to the Achilles tendon |
| aquilia {f} [pathology] | :: achylia (lack or reduced production of gastric juices) |
| aquilino {adj} | :: aquiline (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of eagles) |
| aquilino {adj} [of a nose] | :: crooked |
| Aquilles {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Aquiles |
| aquilo {pron} /ɐ.ˈki.lu/ | :: that, that thing (demonstrative) |
| aquilo {pron} [obsolete, literature, literary] | :: that sentence; that word, that dictum |
| àquilo {contraction} /a.ˈki.lu/ | :: Contraction of a (to; at) + aquilo (that one; that thing) |
| aquiniano {adj} [theology] | :: Aquinian (of or pertaining to Thomas Aquinas) |
| aquiropodia {f} | :: acheiropody (congenital lack of hands and feet) |
| aqui se faz, aqui se paga {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: Every action brings its consequences |
| Aquisgrano {prop} {f} | :: Aquisgrano (city) |
| Aquisgrão {prop} {f} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of Aquisgrano |
| aquisição {f} | :: acquisition |
| aquisição {f} | :: purchase |
| aquisitivamente {adv} | :: acquisitively (in an acquisitive manner) |
| aquisitividade {f} | :: acquisitiveness (propensity to acquire property) |
| aquisitivo {adj} | :: acquisitive (able to make acquisitions) |
| aquisitivo {adj} | :: acquisitional (relating to acquisition) |
| Aquitânia {prop} {f} /ˌa.ki.ˈtɐ.njɐ/ | :: Aquitânia (region) |
| aquitano {adj} | :: Aquitanian (of, from or pertaining to Aquitania) |
| aquitarde {m} | :: alternative form of aquitardo |
| aquitardo {m} [geology] | :: aquitard (a semipermeable layer along an aquifer) |
| aquo- {prefix} | :: alternative form of aqui- |
| aquosamente {adv} | :: aqueously (in an aqueous manner) |
| aquosidade {f} | :: wateriness; aqueousness (the state of being watery, aqueous) |
| aquoso {adj} | :: watery |
| aquoso {adj} | :: aqueous |
| aquy {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of aqui |
| -ar {suffix} /ˈaɾ/ | :: forms the impersonal infinitive of first-conjugation verbs |
| -ar {suffix} | :: forms the first-person singular infinitive of first-conjugation verbs |
| -ar {suffix} | :: forms the third-person singular infinitive of first-conjugation verbs |
| -ar {suffix} | :: forms adjectives from nouns, especially those that already contain an L; -ar |
| ar {m} /aɾ/ | :: air |
| ar {m} | :: look, air (aspect) |
| ara {f} | :: any altar for sacrifices |
| ara {f} [Catholicism] | :: the altar stone: the stone covered by the corporal |
| ará {mf} | :: macaw |
| Arã {prop} {m} [biblical] | :: Arã (region) |
| arabá {f} | :: araba (carriage) |
| árabe {mf} /ˈa.ɾɐ.βɨ/ | :: Arab |
| árabe {adj} | :: Arabic |
| árabe andaluz {m} | :: Andalusian Arabic (variety of the Arabic language) |
| árabe clássico {m} | :: Classical Arabic (the form of Arabic used between the 7th and 9th centuries AD) |
| árabe egípcio {m} | :: Egyptian Arabic (Arabic vernacular spoken in Egypt) |
| arabela {m} | :: Arabela (a Zaparoan language spoken in Peru) |
| Arabela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| arabescado {adj} [art] | :: arabesqued (patterned with arabesques) |
| arabesco {m} | :: arabesque (ornamental design used in Islamic Art) |
| Arábia {prop} {f} | :: Arábia (peninsula) |
| Arábia {prop} {f} | :: clipping of Arábia Saudita |
| Arábia Saudita {prop} {f} | :: Arábia Saudita (country) |
| arábica {m} | :: clipping of café-arábica |
| arabicamente {adv} | :: Arabically (in an Arabic fashion) |
| arábico {adj} /ɐ.ˈɾa.βi.ku/ | :: Arabic (of, from, or pertaining to Arab countries or cultural behaviour) |
| arabidade {f} | :: Arabness (the quality of being Arab) |
| arábigo {adj} | :: obsolete form of arábico |
| arabilidade {f} [agriculture] | :: arability (the capacity for land to produce or support vegetation) |
| arabina {f} [organic compound] | :: arabin (a carbohydrate found in gum arabic) |
| arabinana {f} [carbohydrate] | :: arabinan (a polysaccharide that is mostly a polymer of arabinose) |
| arabinano {m} | :: alternative form of arabinana |
| arabinase {f} [enzyme] | :: arabinase (any enzyme that catalyses the hydrolysis of arabinans) |
| arabinitol {m} [organic compound] | :: arabinitol (a sugar alcohol) |
| arabinofuranose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: arabinofuranose (the furanose form of arabinose) |
| arabinofuranosidase {f} [enzyme] | :: arabinofuranosidase (any enzyme that catalyses the hydrolysis of an arabinofuranoside) |
| arabinofuranosídeo {m} [organic compound] | :: arabinofuranoside (any glycoside of arabinofuranose) |
| arabinofuranosilcitosina {f} [organic compound] | :: arabinofuranosylcytosine (any of a group of arabinofuranosides of cytosine) |
| arabinogalactano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: arabinogalactan (any of a class of proteoglycans found on the cell surface of flowering plants) |
| arabinopiranose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: arabinopyranose (the pyranose form of arabinose) |
| arabinopiranosídeo {m} [organic compound] | :: arabinopyranoside (any glycoside of arabinopyranose) |
| arabinose {f} [carbohydrate] | :: arabinose (aldopentose that occurs most often in polysaccharides) |
| arabinosídeo {m} [organic compound] | :: arabinoside (a glycoside which yields arabinose after being split by hydrolysis) |
| arabinosiltransferase {f} [enzyme] | :: arabinosyltransferase (a transferase enzyme acting upon arabinose) |
| arabinoxilano {m} | :: arabinoxylan (a hemicellulose found in the cell walls of plants) |
| arabismo {m} [linguistics] | :: Arabism (a loanword from Arabic) |
| arabista {mf} [anthropology, linguistics] | :: Arabist (a scholar who studies Arab or Arabic culture, politics or language) |
| arabista {mf} [politics] | :: Arabist (one that wants to spread Arabic culture) |
| arabística {f} [humanities] | :: Arabic studies (the study of Arabic culture) |
| arabitol {m} [carbohydrate] | :: arabitol (a sugar alcohol derived from the pentose arabinose) |
| arabização {f} | :: Arabisation (the process of making Arabic) |
| arabizar {vt} | :: to Arabize (make Arab) |
| arabofobia {f} | :: Arabophobia (the fear, hate or dislike of Arabs) |
| Arabutã {prop} | :: Arabutã (municipality) |
| araçá {m} | :: Any of a number of Brazilian trees or the pear-like, apple-shaped guava fruits they bear: Psidium cattleyanum or Mosiera guineensis (syn. Psidium araca) or another Psidium, or Eugenia stipitata |
| Araçaí {prop} | :: Araçaí (municipality) |
| Aracaju {prop} {f} /aɾakaˈʒu/ | :: Aracaju (municipality/state capital) |
| aração {f} [agriculture] | :: ploughing (the breaking of the ground into furrows) |
| araçari {m} | :: aracari (any toucan in the genus Pteroglossus) |
| Araçariguama {prop} | :: Araçariguama (municipality) |
| Araçás {prop} | :: Araçás (municipality) |
| Aracatu {prop} | :: Aracatu (municipality) |
| Araçatuba {prop} | :: Araçatuba (municipality) |
| aráceo {adj} [botany] | :: araceous (of or relating to the Araceae family of plants) |
| Araci {prop} [Brazil] | :: given name |
| Araci {prop} [Brazil] | :: given name |
| Araci {prop} | :: Araci (municipality) |
| Aracitaba {prop} | :: Aracitaba (municipality) |
| Aracne {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Arachne (a woman famous for her skill at weaving) |
| aracnídeo {m} /ɐ.ɾɐk.ˈni.ðju/ | :: arachnid (eight-legged creature) |
| aracnidismo {m} | :: arachnidism (envenomation by a spider bite) |
| aracniforme {adj} | :: araneiform (having the form of a spider) |
| aracnodactilia {f} [teratology] | :: arachnodactyly (a condition in which the fingers and hands are abnormally long and slender) |
| aracnofobia {f} | :: arachnophobia |
| aracnofóbico {adj} | :: arachnophobic (fearful of spiders) |
| aracnofóbico {m} | :: arachnophobe (person who fears spiders) |
| aracnoide {adj} [anatomy] | :: arachnoidal (pertaining to the arachnoid mater) |
| aracnoide {f} [anatomy] | :: arachnoid mater (middle layer of the meninges) |
| aracnóide {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of aracnoide |
| aracnóide {f} | :: obsolete spelling of aracnoide |
| aracnoidite {f} [pathology] | :: arachnoiditis (inflammation of the arachnoid) |
| aracnologia {f} | :: arachnology (study of arachnids) |
| aracnológico {adj} [zoology] | :: arachnologic (of or relating to arachnology, the study of arachnids) |
| aracnologista {mf} | :: arachnologist (scientist who studies arachnids) |
| aracnólogo {m} | :: arachnologist (scientist who studies arachnids) |
| Araçoiaba da Serra {prop} | :: Araçoiaba da Serra (municipality) |
| Aracósia {prop} {f} | :: Aracósia (satrapy) |
| Araçuaí {prop} | :: Araçuaí (municipality) |
| arado {m} /ɐ.ˈɾa.ðu/ | :: plough (device pulled through the ground to open furrows) |
| arado {m} [figurative] | :: the lifestyle of farmers |
| arador {m} [agriculture] | :: plowman (person who plows) |
| Aragaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Aragam {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Aragão |
| Aragaõ {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Aragão |
| Aragão {prop} {m} /ˌa.ɾa.ˈɡɐ̃w̃/ | :: Aragão (autonomous community) |
| Aragão {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Aragão (former kingdom) |
| Aragão {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| aragem {f} /ɐ.ˈɾa.ʒɐ̃j̃/ | :: breeze (light wind) |
| aragem {f} | :: windfall (sudden large benefit) |
| aragem {f} [agriculture] | :: ploughing (breaking of the ground into furrows) |
| aragonês {adj} | :: Aragonese |
| aragonês {m} | :: Aragonese (person) |
| aragonês {m} | :: Aragonese (language, masculine singular) |
| aragonita {f} [mineral] | :: aragonite (saline evaporate) |
| aragonítico {adj} [geology] | :: aragonitic (of, pertaining to, or formed from aragonite) |
| Araguari {prop} | :: Araguari (municipality) |
| araguato {m} | :: araguato (a South American monkey, Mycetes ursinus) |
| Aragvi {prop} {m} | :: Aragvi (river) |
| Arai {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| arainha {f} /a.ɾɐ̃ˈi.ɲa/ | :: diminutive of aranha |
| arak {m} | :: alternative form of áraque |
| Arakaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Arakawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Araks {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Araxes |
| arália {f} | :: aralia (any of the ornamental and food plants of the genus Aralia) |
| aramaico {adj} | :: Aramaic (pertaining to the language, alphabet, culture or poetry) |
| aramaico {adj} | :: Aramaean (of, or pertaining to Aramaeans or Aram) |
| aramaico {m} | :: Aramaic (person) |
| aramaico {m} | :: Aramaic (the language) |
| aramaísmo {m} [linguistics] | :: Aramaism (a word loaned from Aramaic) |
| Aramari {prop} | :: Aramari (municipality) |
| Arambaré {prop} | :: Arambaré (municipality) |
| arame {m} /ɐ.ˈɾɐ.mɨ/ | :: wire |
| arameano {adj} | :: Aramaean (of, or pertaining to Aramaeans or Aram) |
| arameano {m} | :: Aramaean |
| arame farpado {m} | :: barbed wire (twisted strands of steel wire) |
| arame laminado {m} | :: razor wire (security wire with small blades) |
| arameu {adj} | :: Aramaic (pertaining to the Aramaic language) |
| arameu {adj} | :: Aramaean (pertaining to the Aramaean people) |
| arameu {m} | :: Aramaean (member of a Semitic people native to Aram) |
| arameu {m} [uncountable] | :: Aramaic (language) |
| aramida {f} | :: aramid (a strong, heat-resistant synthetic fibre) |
| Aramina {prop} | :: Aramina (municipality) |
| arandeiro {m} [regional, Minho, Douro] | :: synonym of arando |
| arando {m} [regional, Minho, Douro] /ɐ.ˈɾɐ̃.du/ | :: blueberry (shrub of the Vaccinium genus, Cyanococcus section, that produces blue, edible berries) |
| arando-vermelho {m} | :: lingonberry (shrub) |
| arando-vermelho {m} | :: lingonberry (berry) |
| Arandu {prop} | :: Arandu (municipality) |
| araneídeo {m} [zoology] | :: araneid (member of the spider family Araneidae) |
| araneiforme {adj} | :: spiderlike (resembling a spider) |
| araneísmo {m} | :: arachnidism (envenomation by a spider bite) |
| araneomorfa {f} [zoology] | :: araneomorph (any of the Araneomorphae, a suborder of spiders) |
| araneoso {adj} | :: araneose (resembling a spider’s web) |
| aranês {m} | :: Aranese (dialect of Occitan) |
| aranha {f} /ɐ.ˈɾɐ.ɲɐ/ | :: spider |
| aranha {f} [Brazil, slang] | :: female sexual organ, vagina, especially if surrounded by a hairy vulva |
| Aranha {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| aranha-lobo {f} [rare] | :: wolf spider |
| aranha-marrom {f} | :: recluse spider (any of several deadly spiders of the genera Loxosceles and Sicarius) |
| aranheira {f} | :: spiderweb |
| aranhiço {m} /ˌa.ɾɐ.ˈɲi.su/ | :: a harvestman or small spider |
| aranhiço {m} [figurative] | :: a thin and weak person |
| aranhiço {m} | :: scorpionfish (any of the family Scorpaenidae of marine, venomous fish) |
| aranhoso {adj} | :: araneose (resembling a spider’s web) |
| Arantina {prop} | :: Arantina (municipality) |
| arão {m} | :: alternative form of aro (arum plant) |
| arapaho {m} | :: Arapaho (a member of the Arapaho people of North America) |
| arapaho {m} [uncountable] | :: Arapaho (Algonquian language spoken by the Arapaho people) |
| Arapeí {prop} | :: Arapeí (municipality) |
| Araponga {prop} | :: Araponga (municipality) |
| Arapongas {prop} {f} /ˌa.ɾa.ˈpõ.ɡɐs/ | :: Arapongas (city/and/municipality) |
| Araporã {prop} | :: Araporã (municipality) |
| Arapoti {prop} /a.ˌɾa.po.ˈt͡ʃi/ | :: Arapoti (town/and/municipality) |
| Arapuá {prop} | :: Arapuá (municipality) |
| Arapuã {prop} /a.ˈɾa.pu.ˈɐ̃/ | :: Arapuã (town/and/municipality) |
| arapuca {f} [Brazil] /ˌa.ɾa.ˈpu.ka/ | :: a type of trap, used to catch birds or other small animals |
| Araquari {prop} | :: Araquari (municipality) |
| áraque {m} | :: arak (a Middle Eastern aniseed-flavoured alcoholic drink) |
| araquidonato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: arachidonate (salt or ester of arachidonic acid) |
| arar {v} /ɐ.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to plough (to use a plough to open furrows) |
| arara {f} | :: macaw (bird) |
| arara-canindé {f} | :: ara (Ara ararauna, a species of macaw) |
| Araranguá {prop} | :: Araranguá (municipality) |
| Araraquara {prop} | :: Araraquara (municipality) |
| Araras {prop} | :: Araras (municipality) |
| Ararat {prop} {m} | :: Ararat (mountain) |
| Ararate {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Ararat |
| arariba {f} | :: alternative form of araribá |
| araribá {f} | :: arariba (any tree in the genus Centrolobium) |
| Araricá {prop} | :: Araricá (municipality) |
| araroba {f} [pharmacology] | :: araroba; Goa powder (a bitter powder found in the Andira araroba tree, used as a medicine) |
| Araruama {prop} | :: Araruama (municipality) |
| Araruna {prop} {f} /ˌa.ɾa.ˈɾu.nɐ/ | :: Araruna (town/and/municipality) |
| araruta {f} | :: arrowroot (Maranta arundinacea, a large perennial herb of the Caribbean) |
| araruta {f} [uncountable] | :: arrowroot (starchy substance obtained from arrowroot roots) |
| Arasawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Arataca {prop} | :: Arataca (municipality) |
| arati {m} [Hinduism] | :: arati; aarti (prayer ritual involving candles) |
| Aratiba {prop} | :: Aratiba (municipality) |
| araticu {m} | :: dated form of araticum |
| araticum {m} | :: alligator apple (Annona glabra, a tropical fruit tree) |
| araticum {m} | :: alligator apple (the fruit of the Annona glabra) |
| araticum-do-brejo {m} | :: alligator apple (Annona glabra, a tropical fruit tree) |
| Arato {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Aratus (son of Asclepius and Aristodama) |
| Aratuípe {prop} | :: Aratuípe (municipality) |
| arau {m} /ɐˈɾaw/ | :: guillemot (any of the seabirds in the genus Uria) |
| arauaco {mf} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| arauaco {adj} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| arauaque {mf} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| arauaque {adj} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| Araucania {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Araucania (the homeland of the Mapuche) |
| Araucania {prop} {f} | :: Araucania (region) |
| Araucânia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Araucania |
| araucanização {f} [anthropology, historical] | :: Araucanization (assimilation into Mapuche culture) |
| araucária {f} /ˌa.ɾaw.ˈka.ɾi.ɐ/ | :: araucaria (any tree of the genus Araucaria), especially the Paraná pine |
| Araucária {prop} {f} /ˌa.ɾaw.ˈka.ɾi.ɐ/ | :: Araucária (town/and/municipality) |
| araucariano {adj} [botany] | :: araucarian (relating to, or of the nature of, the Araucaria) |
| araucário {adj} [botany] | :: araucarian (relating to, or of the nature of, the Araucaria) |
| Araújo {prop} {mf} /a.ɾa.ˈu.ʒu/ | :: surname |
| Araújos {prop} | :: Araújos (municipality) |
| arauto {m} | :: herald; messenger |
| arauto {m} | :: herald (a harbinger giving signs of things to come) |
| arável {adj} [agriculture, of land] | :: arable (suitable for cultivation) |
| arawak {mf} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| arawak {adj} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| Araxá {prop} | :: Araxá (municipality) |
| Araxes {prop} {m} | :: Araxes (river) |
| Arazawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| arbaleta {f} | :: arbalest (type of crossbow) |
| arbecacina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: arbekacin (a semisynthetic aminoglycoside antibiotic) |
| Arbela {prop} {f} | :: Arbela (ancient city) |
| Arbil {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Erbil |
| arbitrabilidade {f} [legal] | :: arbitrability (the characteristic of being arbitrable) |
| arbitração {f} | :: arbitration (the act or process of arbitrating) |
| arbitração {f} | :: arbitration (process through which two or more parties use an arbitrator or arbiter in order to resolve a dispute) |
| arbitrador {m} | :: arbitrator (person who settles or judges) |
| arbitrador {adj} | :: arbitrating (that arbitrates) |
| arbitragem {f} | :: arbitration (the act or process of arbitrating) |
| arbitragem {f} | :: arbitration (the use an arbitrator or arbiter in order to resolve a dispute) |
| arbitragem {f} [sports] | :: the process of acting as the referee of a match |
| arbitragem {f} [sports] | :: the set of referees and assistant referees of a match |
| arbitragem {f} [finance] | :: arbitrage (the buying of an item in one market and selling in another) |
| arbitragista {mf} [finance] | :: arbitrager (one who participates in arbitrage) |
| arbitral {adj} | :: arbitral (relating to arbitration) |
| arbitralmente {adv} | :: arbitrally (by means of arbitration) |
| arbitramento {m} /ɐɾβitɾɐˈmẽtu/ | :: arbitration (the act or process of arbitrating) |
| arbitramento {m} | :: arbitration (the use of an arbitrator or arbiter to resolve a dispute) |
| arbitrar {v} | :: to referee (to act as a referee) |
| arbitrariamente {adv} | :: arbitrarily |
| arbitrariedade {f} | :: arbitrariness |
| arbitrariedade {f} | :: An arbitrary thing |
| arbitrário {adj} /ˌaɾ.bɨ.ˈtɾa.ɾɨ.u/ | :: arbitrary (based on individual discretion or judgment) |
| arbitrativo {adj} | :: arbitrational (of or pertaining to arbitration) |
| arbitrável {adj} [legal] | :: arbitrable (able to be arbitrated) |
| arbítrio {m} | :: will, discretion |
| arbítrio {m} [legal] | :: sentence, opinion (of a judge) |
| árbitro {m} [sports] /ˈaɾβitɾu/ | :: referee (umpire, judge, the supervisor of a game) |
| árbitro {m} | :: referee (person who settles a dispute) |
| árbitro da elegância {m} | :: arbiter elegantiarum (an authority on manners or etiquette) |
| arboreamente {adv} | :: arboreally (in an arboreal manner) |
| arbóreo {adj} | :: arboreal (pertaining to trees) |
| arbóreo {adj} | :: arboreal (living in or among trees) |
| arborescência {f} | :: arborescence (a tree-like structure) |
| arborescente {adj} | :: arborescent (shaped like a tree) |
| arborescente {adj} [philosophy] | :: arborescent (marked by insistence on totalising principles, binarism and dualism) |
| arborescer {v} [botany] | :: to arboresce (to grow into a tree) |
| arborescer {v} | :: to arboresce (to become a tree or tree-like) |
| arboreto {m} | :: arboretum (place where many varieties of tree are grown) |
| arboricida {adj} | :: arboricidal (that kills trees) |
| arboricida {m} | :: arboricide (herbicide intended to kill trees) |
| arborícola {adj} [ecology] | :: arboreal (living in trees) |
| arboricultor {m} [forestry, landscaping] | :: arboriculturist (person who cultivates or manages tree) |
| arboricultura {f} | :: arboriculture (the planting and growth of trees) |
| arborífero {adj} | :: arboriferous (producing or having many trees) |
| arboriforme {adj} | :: arboriform (resembling a tree in shape or appearance) |
| arbório {m} | :: arborio (variety of short-grained rice) |
| arborizar {v} /ɐɾβuɾiˈzaɾ/ | :: to plant trees |
| arboviral {adj} [pathology, virology] | :: arboviral (pertaining to or caused by the arbovirus) |
| arbovirose {f} [disease] | :: arbovirosis (any disease caused by an arbovirus) |
| arbovírus {m} [pathology, virology] | :: arbovirus (any virus that is transmitted by an arthropod) |
| arbuscular {adj} [mycology] | :: arbuscular (relating to the arbuscle) |
| arbúsculo {m} [botany] | :: arbuscle (a plant midway between a shrub and a tree) |
| arbúsculo {m} [mycology] | :: arbuscle (a branched hypha in some fungi) |
| arbustiforme {adj} | :: shrublike |
| arbustivo {adj} | :: arbustive (covered with shrubs) |
| arbusto {m} /ɐɾ.ˈβuʃ.tu/ | :: shrub |
| arbutamina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: arbutamine (a cardiac stimulant drug) |
| arbutina {f} [organic compound] | :: arbutin (a glycoside of hydroquinone found in bearberry) |
| -arca {suffix} [politics] | :: -arch (leading, leader) |
| arca {f} /ˈaɾ.kɐ/ | :: ark; chest; coffer |
| arca {f} [biblical] | :: ark (ship built by Noah) |
| arcabouço {m} | :: framework |
| arcabouço {m} [architecture] | :: arrangement of support beams of a building |
| arcabouço {m} [figuratively] | :: a basic physical or conceptual structure |
| arcabuz {m} /ˌaɾ.kɐ.ˈbuʃ/ | :: harquebus / arquebus; musket |
| arcabuzando {v} | :: gerund of arcabuzar |
| arcabuzar {v} | :: to fire a musket |
| arcabuzaria {f} | :: musketry |
| arcabuzeiro {m} [military unit, historical] | :: arquebusier (soldier armed with an arquebus) |
| arcada {f} [architecture] | :: arcade (row of arches) |
| Arca da Aliança {prop} {f} [biblical] | :: Ark of the Covenant (sacred container with the tablets of the Ten Commandments) |
| Arca de Noé {prop} {f} [Biblical] | :: Noah’s ark (the vessel built by Noah under God’s instructions, as described in Genesis) |
| Arcádia {prop} {f} /aʁ.ˈka.d͡ʒi.ɐ/ | :: Arcádia (regional unit) |
| arcadiano {adj} | :: Arcadian (of, from or pertaining to Arcadia) |
| arcadiano {adj} [literature] | :: arcadian (ideally rustic or pastoral) |
| arcadiano {m} | :: Arcadian (person from Arcadia) |
| arcádico {adj} [literature] | :: arcadian (ideally rustic or pastoral) |
| arcádico {adj} | :: Arcadian (of, from or pertaining to Arcadia) |
| arcádio {adj} | :: Arcadian (of, from or pertaining to Arcadia) |
| arcádio {m} | :: Arcadian (person from Arcadia) |
| arcádio {m} | :: Arcadic (the Ancient Greek dialect of Arcadia) |
| Arcádio {prop} {m} | :: Arcadius (Byzantine emperor) |
| arcado {adj} | :: arced; arched; bowed; arcuate (curved into the shape of a bow) |
| arcado-cipriota {m} | :: Arcado-Cypriot (an ancient Greek dialect spoken in Arcadia and Cyprus) |
| arcaicamente {adv} | :: archaically (in an archaic manner) |
| arcaicidade {f} | :: archaicity (the quality of being archaic) |
| arcaico {adj} /ɐɾ.ˈkaj.ku/ | :: archaic (old-fashioned or antiquated) |
| arcaísmo {m} | :: archaism (an archaic word or expression) |
| arcaísta {adj} | :: archaistic (deliberately archaic) |
| arcaísta {mf} | :: archaist (a person who uses archaisms in language) |
| arcaização {f} | :: archaization (process of becoming or turning something more archaic) |
| arcaizar {vt} | :: to archaize (to give an archaic quality or character to) |
| arcanamente {adv} | :: arcanely (in an arcane manner) |
| arcangélico {adj} [angelology] | :: archangelic (relating to archangels) |
| arcanista {mf} [occult] | :: arcanist (person who studies arcane arts) |
| arcanista {mf} | :: arcanist (person who has knowledge of a manufacturing secret) |
| arcanita {f} [mineral] | :: arcanite (potassium sulfate) |
| arcanjo {m} /ɐɾ.ˈkɐ̃.ʒu/ | :: archangel |
| arcano {adj} /ɐɾˈkɐnu/ | :: arcane (understood by only a few; obscure) |
| arcano sem nome {m} | :: death (tarot card) |
| arcanos maiores {mp} | :: major arcana (22 trumps of a deck of tarot cards) |
| arcatura {f} [architecture] | :: arcature (a small, arched passageway) |
| arcebispado {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archbishopric (the rank or office of an archbishop) |
| arcebispado {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archbishopric (the jurisdiction of an archbishop) |
| arcebispal {adj} [ecclesiastical] | :: archiepiscopal (of or relating to an archbishop or an archbishopric) |
| arcebispo {m} | :: archbishop, primate, metropolitan |
| Arceburgo {prop} | :: Arceburgo (municipality) |
| arcediago {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archdeacon (administrative official in a diocese) |
| archaista {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of arcaísta |
| archaista {mf} | :: obsolete spelling of arcaísta |
| archeologia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of arqueologia |
| Archibaldo {prop} {m} | :: archaic spelling of Arquibaldo |
| Archimedes {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Arquimedes |
| archina {f} | :: arshin (a Russian unit of length) |
| archine {f} | :: alternative form of archina |
| archipelago {m} | :: obsolete spelling of arquipélago |
| architectura {f} | :: obsolete spelling of arquitetura |
| archonte {m} | :: obsolete spelling of arconte |
| archote {m} /ɐɾ.ˈʃɔ.tɨ/ | :: torch |
| arcídeo {m} [malacology] | :: arcid; ark shell (any of the family Arcidae of saltwater clams) |
| arcífero {adj} [biology, of frogs] | :: arciferal (having the epicoracoid cartilages fused anteriorly, but separate and overlapping posteriorly) |
| arciforme {adj} | :: arciform (having the form of a bow) |
| arcipelago {m} | :: obsolete form of arquipélago |
| arco- {prefix} [trigonometry] | :: arc- (forms the names of inverse trigonometric and hyperbolic functions) |
| arco {m} [geometry] /ˈaɾ.ku/ | :: arc |
| arco {m} | :: arc, curve |
| arco {m} [architecture] | :: arch |
| arco {m} | :: bow (weapon) |
| arco {m} | :: bow (rod used to play stringed instruments) |
| arco {m} [dentistry] | :: archwire (orthodontic wire conforming to the alveolar or dental arch) |
| arco {m} [ophthalmology] | :: arcus (white band of cholesterol that forms at the edge of the cornea) |
| arcobotante {m} [architecture] | :: flying buttress (buttress that stands apart from the structure that it supports) |
| arco composto {m} [archery] | :: composite bow (bow made from horn, wood and sinew) |
| arco cosseno {m} [trigonometry] | :: arccosine (inverse of the cosine function) |
| arco da velha {m} /aɾkuðɐˈvɛʎɐ/ | :: rainbow |
| arco-da-velha {m} | :: alternative form of arco da velha |
| Arco do Triunfo {prop} {m} | :: Arc de Triomphe (the Parisian monument) |
| arco e flecha {m} | :: alternative spelling of arco-e-flecha |
| arco-e-flecha {m} | :: archery |
| arco-íris {m} /aɾˈkwiɾiʃ/ | :: rainbow |
| Arco-Íris {prop} | :: Arco-Íris (municipality) |
| arcologia {f} [urban studies] | :: arcology (urban development theory involving efficient use of space and resources) |
| arco longo {m} | :: longbow (type of bow) |
| ar comprimido {m} | :: compressed air |
| ar condicionado {m} | :: air conditioning (the state of temperature and humidity produced by an air conditioner) |
| ar condicionado {m} | :: air conditioning (an air conditioner or system of air conditioners) |
| ar-condicionado {m} | :: air conditioner |
| arcontado {m} [politics, historical] | :: archontate (office or position of an archon) |
| arconte {m} [Ancient Greece] /aʁ.ˈkõ.t͡ʃi/ | :: archon (chief magistrate of ancient Athens) |
| arcoplasma {m} [cytology] | :: archoplasm (the substance of cells’ attraction spheres) |
| arco recurvo {m} | :: recurve bow (bow whose tips curve away from the archer) |
| Arcos {prop} | :: Arcos (municipality) |
| Arcos de Valdevez {prop} {mp} /ˈaɾkuʒ ðɨ ˌvaɫdɨˈveʃ/ | :: Arcos de Valdevez (village/and/municipality) |
| arcose {f} [rock] | :: arkose (a sedimentary rock consisting of small fragments of feldspar and quartz) |
| arco senil {m} [ophthalmology] | :: arcus senilis (a faint whitish ring around the iris in elderly people) |
| arco seno {m} [trigonometry] | :: arcsine (inverse of sine) |
| arcósico {adj} [geology] | :: arkosic (of or pertaining to arkose) |
| arcossauro {m} | :: archosaur (any reptile of the taxon Archosauria) |
| arcossauromorfo {m} | :: archosauromorph (any extinct lizard of the infraclass Archosauromorpha) |
| arcossegundo {m} [geometry] | :: arcsecond (a unit of angle: 1/3600th of a degree) |
| arcossólio {m} [architecture] | :: arcosolium (a tomb in an arched recess in a wall) |
| arco tangente {f} [trigonometry] | :: arctangent (inverse of tangent function) |
| arco triunfal {m} | :: triumphal arch (monumental arch that commemorates a victory) |
| arctiídeo {m} [zoology] | :: arctiid (any member of the Arctiidae family of moths) |
| Arcturus {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Arturo |
| arcuado {adj} [chiefly botany and anatomy] | :: arcuate (curved into the shape of a bow) |
| arcual {adj} [geometry] | :: arcual (of or pertaining to an arc) |
| ardeb {m} | :: ardeb (a Middle Eastern unit of volume used for agricultural crops) |
| Ardeche {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Ardèche |
| Ardèche {prop} {m} | :: Ardèche (department) |
| Ardèche {prop} {m} | :: Ardèche (river) |
| ardeídeo {m} [zoology] | :: ardeid (any member of the Ardeidae family of birds) |
| Ardenas {prop} {fp} | :: Ardenas (department) |
| ardência {f} | :: ardentness (the state or quality of being ardent) |
| ardendo {v} | :: gerund of arder |
| ardente {adj} /ɐɾ.ˈdẽ.tɨ/ | :: on fire; burning |
| ardente {adj} | :: ardent (full of ardour) |
| ardente {adj} | :: spicy (provoking a burning sensation) |
| ardentemente {adv} | :: ardently |
| ardeparina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ardeparin (a particular anticoagulant) |
| arder {v} [chiefly Portugal] /ɐɾˈdeɾ/ | :: to burn (to be in flames) |
| arder {v} | :: to be feverish |
| arder {v} | :: to feel a burning sensation |
| ardil {m} | :: ruse |
| ardil {m} | :: trick |
| ardil {m} | :: stratagem |
| ardiloso {adj} | :: cunning; guileful |
| ardina {mf} /ɐɾ.ˈði.nɐ/ | :: newsvendor (person who runs a newsstand) |
| -ardo {suffix} | :: -ard (someone who is in a suffixed condition) |
| ardor {m} /ɐɾ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: burning sensation |
| ardor {m} | :: ardour (warmth of feeling) |
| ardor {m} | :: spirit; enthusiasm |
| ardósia {f} /aɾ.ˈdɔ.zi.ɐ/ | :: slate (rock) |
| arduamente {adv} | :: arduously (in an arduous manner) |
| arduidade {f} | :: arduousness (the state of being arduous) |
| árduo {adj} | :: arduous |
| are {m} [historical] | :: are (unit of area) |
| area {f} | :: obsolete spelling of área |
| área {f} /ˈa.ɾjɐ/ | :: area; region; place (a geographical location) |
| área {f} | :: area; region; place (an extent of surface) |
| área {f} | :: area; field (related things and concepts) |
| área {f} [geometry] | :: area (measure of two-dimensional extent) |
| área {f} [association football] | :: area; penalty area (square in front of the goal) |
| área {f} | :: court (open, enclosed space in a building or compound) |
| área de serviço {f} | :: laundry (place or room where laundering is done) |
| área de trabalho {f} | :: See: pt área de trabalho |
| área de trabalho {f} [computing] | :: desktop (the main graphical user interface of an operating system) |
| área de transferência {f} [computing] | :: clipboard (buffer for temporary storage) |
| areado {adj} | :: sandy (covered with sand) |
| Areado {prop} | :: Areado (municipality) |
| areal {m} /a.ɾe.ˈaw/ | :: a sandy location |
| areal {adj} | :: areal (of or pertaining to an area) |
| Areal {prop} | :: Areal (municipality) |
| Arealva {prop} | :: Arealva (municipality) |
| arear {vt} | :: to sand (to abrade with sand or sandpaper) |
| arear {vt} | :: to sand (to cover with sand) |
| areca {f} | :: areca; betel palm (Areca catechu, an Asiatic palm) |
| Arécio {prop} {f} [rare] | :: alternative form of Arezzo |
| arecolina {f} [organic compound] | :: arecoline (alkaloid found in areca nuts) |
| areia {f} /ɐˈɾɐjɐ/ | :: sand (finely ground rock) |
| areia movediça {f} | :: quicksand (wet sand that things readily sink in) |
| Areias {prop} | :: Areias (municipality) |
| Areiópolis {prop} | :: Areiópolis (municipality) |
| arejado {adj} /a.ɾe.ˈʒa.du/ | :: well-ventilated; having fresh air |
| arejamento {m} | :: airing (exposure to warm or fresh air) |
| arejar {v} /ˌɐ.ɾɯ̽.ˈʒaɾ/ | :: to air (bring something into contact with the air) |
| arena {f} /ɐ.ˈɾe.nɐ/ | :: arena |
| arenado {adj} | :: sandy (covered with sand) |
| arenária {f} | :: sandwort (any of several plants in the genera Arenaria) |
| arenavírus {m} | :: arenavirus (any of several RNA viruses of the genus Arenavirus) |
| arendtiano {adj} [philosophy] | :: Arendtian (of or pertaining to German-American political theorist Hannah Arendt) |
| arenícola {adj} [ecology] | :: arenicolous (living or burrowing in sand) |
| areniforme {adj} [rare] | :: sandlike (resembling sand or a grain of sand) |
| arenítico {adj} [geology] | :: arenitic (composed of or relating to arenite) |
| arenítico {adj} [geology] | :: composed of or relating to sandstone |
| arenito {m} | :: sandstone (sand/clay sedimentary rock) |
| areno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: arene (monocyclic or polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon) |
| arenoso {adj} /a.ɾe.ˈno.zu/ | :: sandy (containing or covered by sand) |
| arenoso {adj} | :: sandy (sand-coloured) |
| arenossolo {m} [soil science] | :: arenosol; psamment (an entisol consisting of unconsolidated sand deposits) |
| arenque {m} | :: herring |
| areografia {f} [astronomy, geography] | :: areography |
| areográfico {adj} [astronomy] | :: areographic (of or pertaining to areography) |
| aréola {f} [anatomy] | :: areola (circle around the nipple) |
| aréola {f} | :: flowerbed (place where flowers are grown) |
| aréola {f} [botany] | :: areole (bump on a cactus out of which grow clusters of spines) |
| areolação {f} | :: areolation (space surrounded by something of a different colour) |
| areolar {adj} [anatomy] | :: areolar (relating to areolae) |
| areometria {f} [physics] | :: areometry (measurement of the specific gravity of liquids) |
| areométrico {adj} [physics] | :: areometric (relating to, or measured by, an areometer) |
| areómetro {m} [European orthography, physics] | :: areometer (device used to measure specific gravity) |
| areômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of areómetro |
| areopagita {m} [Ancient Greek history] | :: Areopagite (a member of the ancient Athenian conciliary court of the Areopagus) |
| areopagítico {adj} [Ancient Greece] | :: Areopagitic (relating to the Areopagus) |
| areópago {m} [Ancient Greece] | :: Areopagus (the supreme council of ancient Athens) |
| Areópoli {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Areópolis |
| Areópolis {prop} {f} | :: Areópolis (town) |
| areoso {adj} | :: sandy (like sand) |
| arepa {f} | :: arepa (type of corn bread from the northern Andes) |
| arequeira {f} | :: areca; betel palm (Areca catechu, an Asiatic palm) |
| Ares {m} [Greek god] | :: Ares (god of war) |
| a respeito de {prep} | :: about |
| aresta {f} [geometry] | :: edge (joining line between two vertices of a polygon) |
| aresta {f} [graph theory] | :: line (edge of a graph) |
| aresta {f} [graph theory] | :: edge (any of the pairs of vertices in a graph) |
| aresta {f} | :: ridge (line of intersection) |
| aresta orientada {f} [graph theory] | :: directed edge (ordered pair of nodes) |
| aretaico {adj} [ethics] | :: aretaic (of or pertaining to virtue or excellence) |
| aretalogia {f} | :: aretalogy (biography in which a deity’s attributes are listed in the first person) |
| areté {f} [Classical philosophy] | :: arete (virtue, excellence) |
| aretê {f} | :: alternative form of areté |
| aretino {adj} | :: Arretine (of, from or pertaining to Arezzo, Italy) |
| aretologia {f} [philosophy] | :: aretology (part of moral philosophy which treats of virtue) |
| aretologia {f} [ethics] | :: aretaics (theory which excludes all relations between virtue and happines) |
| Aretusa {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Arethusa (nereid nymph who became a fountain) |
| Arezo {prop} {f} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of Arezzo |
| Arezzo {prop} {f} /ɐˈɾɛt(ɨ)su/ | :: Arezzo (city/and/province) |
| arfagem {f} | :: pant (quick breathing) |
| arfar {vit} | :: to pant (to breathe quickly or in a labored manner) |
| arformoterol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: arformoterol (a long-acting beta-adrenoceptor agonist drug) |
| ar fresco {m} | :: fresh air (clean air from outside) |
| arfvedsonita {f} [mineral] | :: arfvedsonite (a rare sodium amphibole mineral) |
| argali {m} | :: argali (Ovis ammon, a wild sheep of Central Asia) |
| argamassa {f} | :: mortar |
| arganaz {m} /ˌaɾ.ɡɐ.ˈnas/ | :: dormouse (rodent) |
| argânia {f} | :: argan (Argania spinosa, a tree of Morocco) |
| Arganil {prop} /ɐɾɣɐˈniɫ/ | :: Arganil (village/and/municipality) |
| argão {m} | :: alternative form of árgon |
| árgão {m} | :: alternative form of árgon |
| argasídeo {m} [zoology] | :: argasid (any of various ticks of the family Argasidae) |
| argatroban {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: argatroban (an anticoagulant) |
| Argel {prop} {f} /aʁ.ˈʒɛw/ | :: Argel (capital city) |
| Argélia {prop} {f} | :: Argélia (country) |
| argeliano {adj} | :: Algerian (of Algeria or its people) |
| argeliano {m} | :: Algerian (person from Algeria) |
| argelino {adj} | :: Algerian |
| argelino {m} | :: Algerian |
| argentamina {f} | :: argentamine (a solution of silver phosphate in an aqueous solution of ethylene diamine) |
| argentar {v} | :: to silver-plate (to coat a metal surface with a thin layer of silver) |
| argênteo {adj} | :: silver; argent (having a colour like silver) |
| argênteo {m} | :: argenteus (Roman silver coin) |
| argêntico {adj} | :: silver (attributive) |
| argêntico {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: argentic |
| argentífero {adj} [geology] | :: argentiferous (containing or producing silver) |
| argentina {f} | :: argentine (fish of the genus Argentina) |
| argentina {f} | :: feminine noun of argentino |
| Argentina {prop} {f} /aʁʒẽˈt͡ʃĩnɐ/ | :: Argentina (country) |
| argentinidade {f} | :: Argentineness (the quality of being Argentinian) |
| argentino {adj} | :: silver (having a colour like silver) |
| argentino {adj} | :: having the clear, musical tone of silver; soft and clear in sound |
| argentino {adj} | :: Argentinian (pertaining to Argentina) |
| argentino {m} | :: Argentinian (person from Argentina) |
| argentita {f} [mineral] | :: argentite (silver sulfide) |
| argento- {prefix} [chemistry, mineralogy] | :: argento- (relating to or containing silver) |
| argento- {prefix} | :: argento- (having the colour of silver) |
| argentófilo {adj} | :: argentophil (having an affinity for silver) |
| argentometria {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: argentometry (method of analytical chemistry involving titration with silver nitrate) |
| argentométrico {adj} | :: argentometric (relating to argentometry) |
| argh {interj} [onomatopoeia] | :: argh (expression of annoyance) |
| árgico {adj} [soil science, of a soil] | :: argic (having an argillic horizon) |
| argila {f} /ɐɾ.ˈʒi.lɐ/ | :: clay |
| argila {f} | :: loam |
| argiláceo {adj} [chiefly geology] | :: argillaceous (pertaining to or having clay) |
| argílico {adj} [geology, soil science] | :: argillic (pertaining to or composed of clay or clay minerals) |
| argilífero {adj} [geology] | :: argilliferous (rich in clay) |
| argilita {f} [rock] | :: argillite (a fine-grained sedimentary rock) |
| argilítico {adj} [geology] | :: argillitic (relating to, or containing, argillite) |
| argiloarenoso {adj} [soil science] | :: argilloarenaceous (consisting of, or containing, clay and sand) |
| argilocalcário {adj} [soil science] | :: argillocalcareous (consisting of or containing, clay and calcareous earth) |
| argilomineral {adj} | :: clay-mineral |
| argilomineral {m} [mineral] | :: clay mineral |
| argiloso {adj} | :: clayey, argillaceous |
| argiloso {adj} | :: loamy |
| arginase {f} [enzyme] | :: arginase (an enzyme that catalyses the hydrolysis of arginine) |
| arginina {f} | :: arginine |
| argininosuccinase {f} [enzyme] | :: argininosuccinase (argininosuccinate lyase) |
| argininosuccinato {m} [chemistry] | :: argininosuccinate (a salt or ester of argininosuccinic acid) |
| argininosuccínico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: argininosuccinic (relating to argininosuccinic acid) |
| arginosuccinato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: arginosuccinate (a salt or ester of arginosuccinic acid) |
| argirina {f} [medicine] | :: argyrin (any of a class of antitumour drugs obtained from myxobacteria) |
| Argirita {prop} | :: Argirita (municipality) |
| argiro- {prefix} | :: argyro- (indicates silver) |
| argirodita {f} [mineral] | :: argyrodite |
| argirofílico {adj} [cytology] | :: argyrophilic (having an affinity for silver) |
| argirófilo {adj} [cytology] | :: argyrophilic (having an affinity for silver) |
| argirol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: Argyrol (an antiseptic compound of silver and a protein) |
| argirose {f} [medicine] | :: argyrosis (black pigmentation of tissue due to exposure to silver) |
| argiva {f} | :: feminine noun of argivo |
| argivo {adj} [Ancient Greece] | :: Argive (of, from or pertaining to Argos) |
| argivo {m} [Ancient Greece] | :: Argive (person from Argos) |
| Argo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Argus (giant with a hundred eyes) |
| Argo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Argo (mythical ship of the Argonauts) |
| argola {f} /aɾˈɡɔ.la/ | :: ring |
| argólico {adj} | :: Argolic (of, from or relating to Argolis, a district in the Peloponnesus) |
| Argólida {prop} {f} | :: Argólida (regional unit) |
| árgon {m} | :: argon |
| argonauta {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Argonaut (a member of the Argo who searched for the Golden Fleece) |
| argonauta {m} | :: argonaut (a pelagic octopus of the genus Argonauta) |
| argonauta {mf} | :: argonaut (an adventurer on a dangerous but rewarding quest) |
| Argonauta {mf} [protein, genetics] | :: argonaute (any of a group of proteins responsible for RNA interference) |
| argonáutico {adj} [Greek mythology] | :: Argonautic (of or pertaining to the Argonauts) |
| argónio {m} | :: argon |
| argônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of argónio |
| Argos {prop} {f} | :: Argos (city) |
| argot {m} [linguistics] /aʁˈɡo/ | :: argot (a secret language used by thieves, tramps and vagabonds) |
| argot {m} [linguistics] | :: argot (specialised vocabulary and terminology of a field) |
| argótico {adj} [linguistics] | :: argotic (of or relating to argots) |
| argúcia {f} | :: wit, sharpness |
| argueiro {m} | :: fluff (tiny, light piece of material) |
| argueiro {m} [figurative] | :: fluff (something that is insignificant) |
| arguição {f} | :: argumentation |
| arguição {f} | :: accusation |
| arguido {m} [law] /ɐɾ.ˈɣwi.ðu/ | :: Under the Portuguese legal system, a person kept for questioning as a witness to a crime, who is not a formal suspect. (Arrests can only be made after police have designated an individual as an arguido. A person can also request this status for the rights it gives, such as the right to a legal representative and the right to remain silent.) |
| arguir {v} /ɐɾ.ˈɣwiɾ/ | :: to argue |
| arguir {v} | :: to accuse |
| arguir {v} | :: to censure |
| argüir {v} | :: obsolete spelling of arguir |
| argulídeo {m} [zoology] | :: argulid; fish louse (any member of the Argulidae family of parasitic crustaceans) |
| argumentação {f} /ɐɾ.ɣu.mẽ.tɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: argumentation |
| argumentação {f} | :: argument (process of reasoning) |
| argumentador {adj} /ɐɾ.ɣu.mẽ.tɐ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: who discusses |
| argumentador {m} | :: discusser (someone who discusses) |
| argumental {adj} [linguistics] | :: argumental (pertaining to arguments) |
| argumentar {v} /ɐɾ.ɣu.mẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to debate; to argue (to put forth arguments) |
| argumentativo {adj} | :: argumentive (being or presenting an argument or line of reasoning) |
| argumentável {adj} | :: arguable (open to argument) |
| argumentista {mf} /ɐɾ.ɣu.mẽ.ˈtiʃ.tɐ/ | :: discusser (someone who discusses) |
| argumentista {mf} | :: screenwriter, scriptwriter |
| argumentista {adj} | :: who discusses |
| argumento {m} /ˌɐɾ.ɡu.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: argument (fact or statement used to support a proposition; a reason) |
| argumento {m} | :: synopsis |
| argumento {m} [film] | :: script, screenplay |
| argumento {m} [by extension] | :: plot, storyline |
| argutamente {adv} | :: argutely (in an argute manner) |
| arguto {adj} | :: astute; clever; argute (quick of mind) |
| Argyll {prop} {m} | :: Argyll (former county) |
| arhat {m} [Buddhism] | :: arhat (a Buddhist saint) |
| -aria {suffix} | :: forms the names of places where the suffixed product is produced or sold, or the suffixed service is provided; -ery |
| -aria {suffix} | :: forms the names of professions associated with the suffixed word; -ery |
| -aria {suffix} | :: forms collectives, often with a negative connotation |
| -aria {suffix} | :: forms nouns indicating behaviour typical of the suffixed type of person |
| -aria {suffix} | :: forms the first-person singular and third-person singular conditional of first-conjugation verbs |
| -aria {suffix} | :: obsolete spelling of -ária |
| -ária {suffix} | :: feminine singular of -ário |
| ária {f} [music] | :: aria; ditty |
| Ária {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Ariadna {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Ariadne |
| Ariadne {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Ariadne (daughter of King Minos) |
| Ariadne {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Ariaman {prop} {m} | :: dated spelling of Aryaman |
| Ariana {prop} {f} | :: Ariana (historical region) |
| Ariana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| arianisimo {m} [Christianity] | :: Arianism (nontrinitarian Christian teaching) |
| arianização {f} | :: Aryanization (the process or result of making Aryan) |
| arianizar {v} | :: to Aryanize (to make Aryan) |
| ariano {m} /ˌa.ɾi.ˈɐ.nu/ | :: Aryan (member of the ancient Indo-European people who settled in the Indus valley) |
| ariano {m} [Nazism] | :: Aryan (a non-Jewish Caucasian) |
| ariano {adj} | :: Aryan (relating to the Aryans) |
| ariano {adj} [Christianity, historical] | :: Arian (pertaining to Arianism; heretic) |
| ariano {m} [Christianity, historical] | :: Arian (one who follows the Christology of Arianism; a heretic) |
| ariano {m} [astrology] | :: Arian (person with the star sign of Aries) |
| ariano {adj} [astrology] | :: Arian (having or relating to the star sign of Aries) |
| aríbalo {m} | :: aryballos (small flask used, in Ancient Greece, to contain perfume or oil) |
| Arica {prop} {f} | :: Arica (province) |
| Arica {prop} {f} | :: Arica (city/provincial capital) |
| Aricanduva {prop} | :: Aricanduva (municipality) |
| aricina {f} [organic compound] | :: aricine (an alkaloid found in white cinchona bark) |
| aridade {f} [logic, mathematics, computer science] | :: arity (number of arguments a function takes) |
| aridamente {adv} | :: aridly (in an arid manner) |
| aridez {f} | :: aridity, dryness |
| arídico {adj} [soil science, of a soil] | :: aridic (bordering an arid region) |
| aridificação {f} [environmental science] | :: aridification (the process by which a region becomes more arid) |
| aridisol {m} | :: alternative form of aridissolo |
| aridissolo {m} [soil science] | :: aridisol (a type of soil that dominates deserts and xeric shrublands) |
| árido {adj} /ˈa.ɾi.du/ | :: arid (very dry) |
| árido {adj} [climatology] | :: arid (describing a very dry climate) |
| árido {adj} [agriculture, of soil or a location] | :: unsuitable for agriculture |
| árido {adj} | :: cold; not affected by emotion |
| árido {adj} | :: boring; dull; tedious |
| Ariege {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Ariège |
| Ariège {prop} {m} | :: Ariège (department) |
| Ariel {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Ariel {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Ariel (moon of Uranus) |
| Ariel {prop} {f} | :: Ariel (city) |
| Ariel {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Ariele {prop} {f} /ˌa.ɾi.ˈɛ.li/ | :: given name |
| ariepiglótico {adj} [anatomy] | :: aryepiglottic (between the epiglottis and the arytenoid cartilage) |
| Áries {prop} [astrology] | :: Aries (astrological sign) |
| arieta {f} [music] | :: arietta (a short aria) |
| aríete {m} /ɐˈɾietɨ/ | :: battering ram |
| arietino {adj} [zoology] | :: arietine (of, like, or pertaining to rams) |
| arigatô {interj} /a.ɾi.ɡaˈto/ | :: arigato (“thank you”, used in the context of, or to evoke, Japanese culture) |
| ariídeo {m} [zoology] | :: ariid (any member of the Ariidae family of catfish) |
| aril {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aryl |
| arila {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aryl (univalent organic radical derived from an aromatic hydrocarbon) |
| arilação {f} [organic chemistry] | :: arylation (any reaction that involves the addition of one or more aryl groups) |
| arilalquilamina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: arylalkylamine (amine that has both an alkyl and an aryl group connected to the nitrogen atom) |
| arilamidase {f} [enzyme] | :: arylamidase (the enzyme cytosol alanyl aminopeptidase) |
| arilamina {f} [organic compound] | :: arylamine (any amine having at least one aryl group attached to the nitrogen atom) |
| arilcicloexilamina {f} [chemistry] | :: arylcyclohexylamine (any of a class of pharmaceutical, designer and experimental drugs) |
| arildiazônio {m} [Brazilian orthography, organic chemistry] | :: aryldiazonium (any diazonium group containing an aryl group) |
| arilesterase {f} [enzyme] | :: arylesterase (any enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of an aryl ester) |
| arilideno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: arylidene (any aryl derivative of a methylene group) |
| arilidrazona {f} [organic chemistry] | :: arylhydrazone (any aryl hydrazone) |
| arilo {m} [botany] | :: aril (tissue surrounding the seed of certain fruits) |
| arilódio {m} [botany] | :: arillode (a structure resembling an aril) |
| ariloxifenoxipropionato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aryloxyphenoxypropionate (any aryloxy-phenoxy-propionate) |
| arilsulfatase {f} [enzyme] | :: arylsulfatase (any of a group of sulfatase enzymes) |
| Arimã {prop} {m} | :: Ahriman (the hypostasis of chaos, destruction, evil in Zoroastrianism) |
| Arimane {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Arimã |
| arimânico {adj} | :: Ahrimanic (relating to Ahriman) |
| arinca {f} | :: haddock (marine fish) |
| Arinos {prop} | :: Arinos (municipality) |
| -ario {suffix} | :: obsolete spelling of -ário |
| -ário {suffix} /ˈaɾiu/ | :: forms adjectives, from nouns, meaning “of or related to the suffixed nouns” |
| -ário {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns, denoting a collection of the suffixed noun |
| -ário {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns, denoting a place where the suffixed noun is kept |
| -ário {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns, denoting someone who works in on with the suffixed noun; -er; -eer |
| -ário {suffix} | :: forms nouns, from nouns, denoting an instrument used to measure the suffixed noun |
| Ário {prop} {m} | :: Arius (an early Christian theologian) |
| Arioque {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Arioch (man ordered to put to death the wise men of Babylon) |
| arioso {adj} [music] | :: ariose (melodic and song-like) |
| arioso {m} [music] | :: arioso (a musical style similar to aria) |
| ariostesco {adj} [poetry] | :: Ariostan (characteristic of Ludovico Ariosto) |
| aripiprazol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: aripiprazole (an antipsychotic) |
| ariranha {f} | :: giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis) |
| Ariranha {prop} | :: Ariranha (municipality) |
| Ariranha do Ivaí {prop} {f} | :: Ariranha do Ivaí (town/and/municipality) |
| arisco {adj} | :: shy, aloof |
| arisco {adj} | :: elusive |
| arisco {adj} | :: unpleasant |
| arisco {adj} [figuratively] | :: suspicious |
| arisco {adj} | :: sandy |
| arista {f} [biology] | :: arista (one of the fibrils found on grains or fishes) |
| aristado {adj} [botany, of leaves] | :: aristate (having a long bristle at its apex) |
| aristarco {m} | :: Aristarch (severe critic) |
| Aristarco {prop} {m} | :: Aristarchus (Ancient Greek name) |
| aristarquiano {adj} | :: Aristarchian (of or relating to Aristarch) |
| aristárquico {adj} | :: Aristarchian (of or relating to Aristarch) |
| Aristeu {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Aristaeus (god of the rustic arts) |
| Aristeu {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aristocracia {f} | :: aristocracy |
| aristocrata {mf} | :: aristocrat |
| aristocrata {adj} | :: aristocratic |
| aristocraticamente {adv} | :: aristocratically (in an aristocratic manner) |
| aristocrático {adj} | :: aristocratic |
| aristocratismo {m} [politics] | :: aristocratism (the principles of aristocrats) |
| aristocratização {f} [politics] | :: aristocratization (the fact or process of becoming aristocratic) |
| Aristófanes {prop} {m} | :: Aristophanes (Ancient Greek playwright) |
| aristofanesco {adj} [dramaturgy, poetry] | :: Aristophanean (characteristic of Aristophanes’ plays and poetry) |
| aristofânico {adj} [dramaturgy, poetry] | :: Aristophanean (characteristic of Aristophanes’ plays and poetry) |
| aristolóquia {f} | :: birthwort (any plant of the genus Aristolochia) |
| aristolóquico {adj} [pathology] | :: aristolochic (caused by aristolochic acid) |
| Aristóteles {prop} {m} | :: Aristotle |
| aristotélico {adj} | :: Aristotelian (of or pertaining to the philosophy taught by Aristotle) |
| aristotélico {m} | :: Aristotelian (a disciple of Aristotle) |
| aristotelismo {m} [philosophy] | :: Aristotelianism (the philosophical system of Aristotle) |
| aristulado {adj} [botany] | :: aristulate (having a short beard or awn) |
| aritenoide {f} [anatomy] | :: arytenoid (either of a pair of movable cartilages in the larynx) |
| aritenóide {f} | :: obsolete spelling of aritenoide |
| aritmancia {f} | :: alternative form of aritmomancia |
| aritmética {f} | :: arithmetic (mathematics of numbers, etc.) |
| aritmética {f} | :: female equivalent of aritmético |
| aritmeticamente {adv} | :: arithmetically (in an arithmetic manner) |
| aritmético {adj} [mathematics] | :: arithmetic; arithmetical (pertaining to arithmetic) |
| aritmético {adj} [arithmetic] | :: arithmetic (computed solely using addition) |
| aritmético {m} | :: arithmetician (one with expertise in arithmetic) |
| aritmomancia {f} | :: arithmancy (divination using numbers that are the equivalent of letters of a name) |
| aritmomania {f} [psychology] | :: arithmomania (compulsion to count things) |
| aritmómetro {m} [European orthography] | :: arithmometer (a calculating machine) |
| aritmômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of aritmómetro |
| aritmosofia {f} | :: arithmosophia (form of numerology that equates letters of the alphabet with numbers) |
| Arizona {prop} {m} /ˌa.ɾi.ˈzo.nɐ/ | :: Arizona (state) |
| arizonense {adj} | :: Arizonan (of, from or pertaining to Arizona) |
| Arjuna {prop} {m} [Hinduism] | :: Arjuna (hero of the Mahabharata) |
| Arkansas {prop} {m} | :: Arkansas (state) |
| Arkhangelsk {prop} {f} | :: Arkhangelsk (oblast) |
| Arkhangelsk {prop} {f} | :: Arkhangelsk (city/administrative center) |
| Arlene {prop} {f} /aʁ.ˈle.ni/ | :: given name |
| arlequim {m} | :: harlequin (pantomime fool) |
| ar livre {m} | :: open air (the outside; areas outside buildings) |
| Arlon {prop} {f} | :: Arlon (city) |
| arma {f} /ˈaɾ.mɐ/ | :: weapon |
| arma branca {f} | :: bladed weapon |
| armação {f} /ɐɾ.mɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: arming |
| armação {f} | :: frame, framework, armature |
| armação {f} | :: skeleton (building structure) |
| Armação dos Búzios {prop} | :: Armação dos Búzios (municipality) |
| armada {f} [military] /ɐɾ.ˈma.ðɐ/ | :: armada (fleet of warships) |
| arma de destruição em massa {f} | :: weapon of mass destruction (weapon designed to kill or injure many civilians) |
| arma de fogo {f} | :: firearm |
| armadilha {f} /ɐɾmɐˈdiʎɐ/ | :: trap (device designed to catch or kill animals) |
| armadilha {f} [figurative] | :: pitfall; trap |
| armadilha do desemprego {f} [sociology] | :: welfare trap; unemployment trap (situation where someone stays in welfare because the benefits of a low-paying job are lower) |
| armadilho {m} | :: armadillo (order Cingulata) |
| armadilídeo {m} [zoology] | :: armadillidiid (any member of the family Armadillidiidae) |
| armado {adj} /ɐɾ.ˈma.ðu/ | :: armed (equipped with, or involving the use of, weapons) |
| armado {adj} [of a weapon, trap or other dangerous device] | :: armed (prepared for use) |
| armado {adj} [of hair or similar] | :: erect (standing straight) |
| armador {m} [nautical] /ɐɾ.mɐ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: rigger; shipowner |
| armador {m} | :: funeral director |
| armadura {f} /ˌɐɾmɐˈðuɾɐ/ | :: armor (body protection) |
| armadura {f} | :: armatura (the rotating part of an electric motor or dynamo) |
| armadura {f} [by extension] | :: structure; framework |
| armadurado {adj} | :: armoured (wearing body armour) |
| armagedão {m} | :: armageddon (the scene of a decisive conflict on a great scale) |
| Armagedão {prop} {m} [Christianity, Islam, Portugal] | :: Armageddon (The place where the final battle will be fought between the forces of good and evil) |
| armagedom {m} | :: alternative form of armagedão |
| Armagedom {prop} {m} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of Armagedão |
| armagnac {m} | :: alternative form of armanhaque |
| Armagnac {prop} {m} | :: Armagnac (former county) |
| Armagnac {m} | :: alternative form of armanhaque |
| armalcolita {f} [mineral] | :: armalcolite (an orthorhombic mineral first discovered on the Moon) |
| Armamar {prop} /ɐɾmɐˈmaɾ/ | :: Armamar (village/and/municipality) |
| armamentário {m} | :: armamentarium (all of the equipment available for carrying out a task) |
| armamentário {adj} [military] | :: relating to armaments, weaponry |
| armamentista {adj} [politics] /aɾ.ma.mẽ.ˈtʃis.ta/ | :: pro-gun (positive towards gun rights) |
| armamentista {mf} [politics] | :: a pro-gun person, a gun rights advocate |
| armamento {m} [uncountable] /ɐɾ.mɐ.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: weaponry |
| armamento {m} | :: an act of arming |
| Armando {prop} {m} /aʁˈmɐ̃du/ | :: given name |
| armanhaque {m} | :: Armagnac (a type of brandy) |
| arma nuclear {f} | :: nuclear weapon (explosive device) |
| armar {vt} /ɐɾ.ˈmaɾ/ | :: to arm (to supply with weapons) |
| armar {vt} | :: to set (a trap, a timebomb, a security system or similar) |
| armar {vt} | :: to set up (a tent, a hammock, a folding table or similar) |
| armar {v} [a, .obsolete, .literary] | :: to intend; to be disposed to achieve; to pursue; to search for, to aim; to apply oneself for; to seek |
| armar até os dentes {v} [idiomatic] | :: to arm to the teeth (to equip with many weapons) |
| armaria {f} | :: armoury; arsenal (place where arms are kept) |
| armarinho {m} | :: small cabinet |
| armarinho {m} | :: haberdashery (shop) |
| armario {m} | :: obsolete spelling of armário |
| armário {m} /ɐɾ.ˈma.ɾju/ | :: cupboard |
| armário {m} | :: wardrobe |
| armário {m} | :: locker |
| Armavir {prop} {f} | :: Armavir (town/and/region) |
| armazém {m} /ɐɾmɐˈzɐ̃j̃/ | :: warehouse |
| Armazém {prop} | :: Armazém (municipality) |
| armazenagem {f} | :: storage |
| armazenamento {m} | :: storage |
| armazenamento {m} | :: housing |
| armazenamento {m} [computer] | :: data storage |
| armazenando {v} | :: gerund of armazenar |
| armazenar {v} /ɐɾmɐzɨˈnaɾ/ | :: to store, stock |
| armazenar {v} | :: to house |
| armeiro {m} | :: weaponsmith |
| Arménia {prop} {f} [European orthography] /ɐɾ.ˈmɛ.ni.ɐ/ | :: Arménia (country) |
| Armênia {prop} {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of Arménia |
| arménico {adj} [European orthography] | :: Armenian (of, from, or pertaining to Armenia or Armenians) |
| arménico {adj} [European orthography] | :: Armenian (of or in the Armenian language) |
| arménico {adj} [European orthography] | :: Armenian (of or in the Armenian alphabet) |
| armênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arménico |
| armenidade {f} | :: Armenianness (the quality or state of being Armenian) |
| arménio {adj} [European orthography] | :: Armenian |
| arménio {m} [European orthography] | :: Armenian person |
| arménio {m} [European orthography, uncountable] | :: Armenian language |
| armênio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arménio |
| armênio {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arménio |
| arménio antigo {m} [European orthography] | :: Old Armenian (the oldest attested form of the Armenian language) |
| armênio antigo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arménio antigo |
| arménio clássico {m} [European orthography] | :: Old Armenian (the oldest attested form of the Armenian language) |
| armênio clássico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arménio clássico |
| armento {m} [collective] | :: herd |
| armífero {adj} [poetic] | :: armiferous (bearing weapons) |
| armígero {m} [heraldry] | :: armiger (person entitled to bear a coat of arms) |
| armígero {adj} [poetic] | :: armiferous (bearing weapons) |
| armila {f} [architecture] | :: annulet (ring-shaped molding at the top of a column) |
| armilar {adj} | :: armillary (consisting of rings or circles) |
| armilária {f} [mushroom] | :: armillaria; honey fungus (any mushroom of the genus Armillaria) |
| arminha {f} /aʁ.ˈmi.ɲɐ/ | :: diminutive of arma |
| arminho {m} /ɐɾˈmiɲu/ | :: ermine |
| arminho {m} [tincture] | :: ermine |
| arminianismo {m} [Christianity] | :: Arminianism (a school of thought within Protestantism founded by Jacobus Arminius) |
| arminiano {adj} [Christianity] | :: Arminian (relating to the religious philosophy founded by Jacobus Arminius) |
| arminiano {m} [Christianity] | :: Arminian (follower the religious philosophy founded by Jacobus Arminius) |
| Armínio {prop} {m} [theology] | :: Arminius (16th-17th century Dutch theologian) |
| Armínio {prop} {m} [history] | :: Arminius (Germanic chieftain who defeated the Romans) |
| armipotente {adj} [poetic] | :: armipotent (powerful in battle) |
| armíssono {adj} [poetic] | :: armisonant (resounding with weapons) |
| armista {mf} [heraldry] | :: armorist (a person skilled in the bearings of coats of arms) |
| armistício {m} | :: armistice |
| armoçá {v} | :: eye dialect of almoçar |
| armoçar {v} | :: eye dialect of almoçar |
| armodafinila {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: armodafinil (a stimulant-like drug) |
| armorial {adj} [heraldry] | :: armorial (relating heraldic arms) |
| armorial {m} [heraldry] | :: armorial (book on heraldry or arms) |
| Armórica {prop} {f} [historical] /aʁ.ˈmɔ.ɾi.kɐ/ | :: Armórica (historical region) |
| armórico {adj} | :: Armorican (of, from or pertaining to Armorica) |
| armórico {m} | :: Armorican (a Gaul from Armorica) |
| armórico {m} [uncountable] | :: Armoric (language of the Armorican Gauls) |
| ARN {m} [biochemistry] | :: RNA |
| Arnaia {prop} {f} | :: Arnaia (town) |
| Arnaldo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Arnauto {m} [historical] | :: Arnaut (Albanian serving in the Ottoman army) |
| arnês {m} | :: harness |
| arni {m} | :: arni; wild water buffalo; Asiatic buffalo (Bubalus arnee, a bovine of southeast Asia) |
| árnica {f} | :: arnica |
| arnicina {f} [organic compound] | :: arnicin (a bitter resin found in Arnica montana) |
| ARNm {m} [biochemistry] | :: initialism of ARN mensageiro; mRNA |
| Arno {prop} {m} | :: Arno (river) |
| arnoldiano {adj} [sociology] | :: Arnoldian (relating to Matthew Arnold and his works) |
| aro {m} /ˈa.ɾu/ | :: any large circular band of material |
| aro {m} | :: hoop (circular band of metal used to bind a barrel) |
| aro {m} | :: rim (outer edge of a wheel) |
| aro {m} | :: the frame of eyeglasses |
| aro {m} | :: juggling ring |
| aro {m} | :: the region surrounding a city |
| aro {m} | :: arum (any plant in the genus Arum) |
| a rodo {adv} | :: excessively and at will |
| arólio {m} [entomology] | :: arolium (a median lobe into which the pretarsus expands, in an insect’s leg) |
| aroma {m} /ɐ.ˈɾo.mɐ/ | :: aroma |
| aroma {m} | :: flavour |
| aromadendreno {m} [organic compound] | :: aromadendrene (a hydrocarbon found in eucalyptus) |
| aromadendrina {f} [organic compound] | :: aromadendrin (a flavanonol found in the wood of the Siberian pine) |
| aromatase {f} [enzyme] | :: aromatase (enzyme responsible for aromatisation of androgen hormones) |
| aromaterapeuta {mf} [alternative medicine] | :: aromatherapist (practitioner of aromatherapy) |
| aromaterapêutico {adj} [alternative medicine] | :: aromatherapeutic (of or pertaining to aromatherapy) |
| aromaterapia {f} [alternative medicine] | :: aromatherapy (therapy using fragrances) |
| aromaterápico {adj} [alternative medicine] | :: aromatherapeutic (of or pertaining to aromatherapy) |
| aromaticamente {adv} | :: aromatically (in an aromatic manner) |
| aromaticidade {f} | :: aromaticity (the property of having an aroma) |
| aromaticidade {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aromaticity (the property of having at least one conjugated ring) |
| aromático {adj} /ˌɐ.ɾu.ˈma.ti.ku/ | :: aromatic (fragrant or spicy) |
| aromatização {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aromatization (the conversion into aromatic compounds) |
| aromatizador {m} | :: aromatizer (one who, or that which, renders aromatic) |
| aromatizante {m} | :: flavoring |
| aromatizar {vt} /ˌa.ɾo.ˌma.t͡ʃi.ˈza(ʁ)/ | :: to aromatise (to make aromatic) |
| aromeno {m} | :: Aromanian (an Eastern Romance language spoken in the southern Balkans) |
| Arouca {prop} {f} /ɐˈɾowkɐ/ | :: Arouca (village) |
| arpão {m} /ɐɾ.ˈpɐ̃w̃/ | :: harpoon |
| arpeggio {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of arpejo |
| arpejador {m} [music] | :: arpeggiator (effect that plays an arpeggio from an input chord) |
| arpejamento {m} [music] | :: arpeggiation (the act of playing an arpeggio) |
| arpejar {vt} [music] | :: to arpeggiate (play (a chord) as an arpeggio) |
| arpejo {m} [music] | :: arpeggio (notes of a chord played individually) |
| arpente {m} | :: arpent (a traditional unit of area, having various official measures) |
| arpéu {m} | :: grapple, grappling iron |
| arpoador {m} | :: harpooner |
| arpoando {v} | :: gerund of arpoar |
| arpoar {v} | :: to harpoon |
| arqueano {adj} [geology] | :: Archaean (pertaining to the aeon from 3,800 to 2,500 million years ago) |
| Arqueano {prop} {m} [geology] | :: Archaean (geologic eon from about 3,800 to 2,500 million years ago) |
| arquear {vi} | :: to bow (become bent) |
| arquear {vt} | :: to bow (bend a thing) |
| arquegonial {adj} [botany] | :: archegonial (relating to the archegonium) |
| arquegónio {m} [European orthography, botany] | :: archegonium (multicellular reproductive structure in certain plants) |
| arquegônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arquegónio |
| arqueira {f} | :: feminine noun of arqueiro |
| arqueirismo {m} | :: archership (the qualities or work of an archer) |
| arqueiro {m} [military unit] /aɾ.ˈkɐj.ɾu/ | :: archer; bowman (soldier armed with a bow) |
| arqueiro {m} [archery] | :: archer (person who practices the sport of archery) |
| arqueiro {m} [association football] | :: goalkeeper (player who guards the goal) |
| arquejando {v} | :: gerund of arquejar |
| arquejar {v} | :: to pant, gasp, wheeze |
| arquejar {v} | :: to yearn |
| arquencéfalo {m} [developmental biology] | :: archencephalon (the primitive forebrain area of an embryo) |
| arquentérico {adj} [anatomy] | :: archenteric (of or pertaining to an archenteron) |
| arquentério {m} | :: alternative form of arquêntero |
| arquêntero {m} [anatomy] | :: archenteron (a primitive alimentary cavity) |
| arqueo- {prefix} | :: archaeo- (ancient, early, primitive) |
| arqueoastronomia {f} [astronomy, archaeology] | :: archaeastronomy (the archeological study of astronomy) |
| arqueoastronómico {adj} [European orthography, astronomy] | :: archaeoastronomical (relating to archaeoastronomy) |
| arqueoastronômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arqueoastronómico |
| arqueoastrónomo {m} [European orthography, astronomy] | :: archaeoastronomer (astronomer whose speciality is archaeoastronomy) |
| arqueoastrônomo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arqueoastrónomo |
| arqueobactéria {f} | :: archaeon; archaebacterium (any microorganism of the kingdom Archaea) |
| arqueobacteriano {adj} [microbiology] | :: archaeal (of or pertaining to the archaea) |
| arqueobotânica {f} [archaeology] | :: paleoethnobotany (the study of plant remains from archaeological sites) |
| arqueobotânico {adj} [archaeology] | :: archaeobotanical (of or pertaining to archaeobotany) |
| arqueobotânico {m} [archaeology] | :: archaeobotanist (a scientist engaged in archaeobotany) |
| arqueogastrópode {m} [zoology] | :: archaeogastropod (any member of the Archaeogastropoda, a taxonomic order of sea snails) |
| arqueografia {f} | :: archaeography (a treatise on antiquities) |
| arqueolítico {adj} [archaeology] | :: archaeolithic (of or relating to the earliest Stone Age) |
| arqueóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of arqueólogo |
| arqueologia {f} | :: archaeology |
| arqueologicamente {adv} | :: archaeologically (in an archaeological manner) |
| arqueológico {adj} | :: archeological |
| arqueólogo {m} | :: archaeologist |
| arqueomagnético {adj} [geophysics, archaeology] | :: archaeomagnetic (of or pertaining to archaeomagnetism) |
| arqueomagnetismo {m} [geophysics, archaeology] | :: archaeomagnetism (magnetism of the Earth in the geologic past) |
| arqueometalurgia {f} [archaeology, metallurgy] | :: archaeometallurgy (the study of prehistoric metallurgy) |
| arqueometalúrgico {adj} [archaeology] | :: archaeometallurgical (relating to archaeometallurgy) |
| arqueometria {f} [archaeology] | :: archaeometry (the application of scientific techniques and methodologies to archaeology) |
| arqueoptérix {morf} | :: archeopteryx (ancient bird) |
| arqueozoico {adj} [geology] | :: Archaeozoic (of or pertaining to the Archaeozoic aeon) |
| Arqueozoico {prop} {m} [geology] | :: Archaeozoic (the period of time prior to 2.5 thousand million years ago) |
| arqueozóico {adj} | :: alternative form of arqueozoico |
| Arqueozóico {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Arqueozoico |
| arqueozoologia {f} [archaeology] | :: archaeozoology (the stud of relationships between humans and animals over time) |
| arqueozoológico {adj} [archaeology] | :: archaeozoological (of or pertaining to archaeozoology) |
| arqueozoólogo {m} [archaeology] | :: archaeozoologist (scientist who studies archaeozoology) |
| arquetipicamente {adv} | :: archetypally (in an archetypal way) |
| arquetípico {adj} | :: archetypal (pertaining to or being an archetype) |
| arquétipo {m} | :: archetype (original model of which all other similar persons, objects, or concepts are merely derivative) |
| arquétipo {m} [literature] | :: archetype (person, story, concept, or object that is based on a known archetype) |
| arquétipo {m} | :: archetype (ideal example of something; a quintessence) |
| arquétipo {m} [psychology] | :: archetype (universal pattern of thought) |
| arqueu {m} [alchemy] | :: archeus (the vital principle or force responsible for life) |
| arqui- {prefix} | :: archi- (chief, highest, most extreme) |
| -arquia {suffix} [politics] | :: -archy (form of government or rule) |
| arquiabade {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archabbot (the title of the general superior in certain Catholic congretations) |
| arquiabadia {f} [ecclesiastical] | :: archabbey (abbey which is the seat of an archabbot) |
| arquianelídeo {m} [zoology] | :: archiannelid (any member of the Archiannelida) |
| arquiatro {m} [historical] | :: archiater (the chief physician of a prince or city) |
| arquíatro {m} | :: alternative form of arquiatro |
| Arquibaldo {prop} {m} /ˌaʁ.ki.ˈbaw.du/ | :: given name |
| arquibancada {f} | :: bleachers; stands; terrace (tiered, exposed spectator seating) |
| arquibasílica {f} | :: archbasilica (a major basilica) |
| arquicerebelo {m} [neuroanatomy] | :: archicerebellum (the oldest part of the cerebellum in evolutionary terms) |
| arquichanceler {m} [government] | :: archchancellor (chief chancellor) |
| arquiconfraria {f} [ecclesiastical] | :: archconfraternity (religious confraternity that can join with and extend privileges with other similar brotherhoods) |
| arquiconservador {adj} [politics] | :: archconservative (extremely conservative) |
| arquiconservador {m} [politics] | :: archconservative (a person who is extremely politically conservative) |
| arquiconservadorismo {m} [politics] | :: archconservatism (hard-line conservatism) |
| arquicórtex {m} [neuroanatomy] | :: archicortex (a part of the allocortex) |
| arquicriminoso {m} | :: archcriminal (a highly prolific or skilled criminal) |
| arquidemónio {m} [European orthography, religion] | :: archdemon (a chief demon) |
| arquidemônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arquidemónio |
| arquidiabo {m} [religion] | :: archdemon (a chief demon) |
| arquidiaconal {adj} [ecclesiastical] | :: archidiaconal (pertaining to an archdeacon) |
| arquidiaconato {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archdeaconry (the office of an archdeacon, or the term of that office) |
| arquidiaconato {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archdeaconry (the residence or territorial jurisdiction of an archdeacon) |
| arquidiácono {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archdeacon (administrative official in a diocese) |
| arquidiocesano {adj} [ecclesiastical] | :: archdiocesan (relating to an archdiocese) |
| arquidiocese {f} | :: archdiocese (area administered by an archbishop) |
| arquidruida {m} [Celtic paganism] | :: archdruid (a chief druid) |
| arquiducado {m} | :: archduchy (the territory of an archduke) |
| arquiducal {adj} | :: archducal (pertaining to archdukes) |
| arquiduque {m} | :: archduke (rank) |
| arquiduquesa {f} | :: feminine noun of arquiduque; archduchess |
| arquienganador {m} [religion] | :: archdeceiver (one who orchestrates great deception, usually referring to the Devil) |
| arquiepiscopal {adj} [ecclesiastical] | :: archiepiscopal (of or relating to an archbishop or an archbishopric) |
| arquiestriado {m} [ornithology] | :: arcopallium; archistriatum (region in the brain of birds that has functions in learning) |
| arquifonema {m} [phonology] | :: archiphoneme (a unit representing underlying phonemes) |
| arquifonêmico {adj} [Brazilian orthography, phonology] | :: archiphonemic (of or pertaining to an archiphoneme) |
| arqui-herege {mf} [religion] | :: arch-heretic (the leader of a heresy) |
| arqui-inimigo {m} | :: archenemy (a principal enemy) |
| arquiinimigo {m} | :: alternative spelling of arqui-inimigo |
| arquilaúde {m} [musical instrument] | :: archlute (a large European string instrument) |
| Arquíloco {prop} {m} | :: Archilochus (Ancient Greek poet) |
| arquiloquiano {adj} [poetry] | :: Archilochian (pertaining to the Ancient Greek satirical poet Archilochus and his style) |
| arquilóquio {adj} [poetry] | :: Archilochian (pertaining to the Ancient Greek satirical poet Archilochus and his style) |
| arquimago {m} [fantasy] | :: archmage (a very powerful mage) |
| arquimandrita {m} | :: archimandrite (the superior of a large monastery, or group of monasteries, in the Orthodox Church) |
| Arquimedes {prop} {m} /ˌaʁ.ki.ˈmɛ.d͡ʒis/ | :: historical given name |
| arquimediano {adj} | :: Archimedean (of or pertaining to Archimedes) |
| arquimédico {adj} | :: Archimedean (of or pertaining to Archimedes) |
| arquimimo {m} | :: archimime (chief jester or mimic) |
| arquimodernista {mf} [art] | :: archmodernist (a leading modernist) |
| arquinho {m} /aɾ.ˈki.ɲu/ | :: diminutive of arco |
| arquinho {m} | :: headband (curved accessory for holding one’s hair) |
| arquipálio {m} [anatomy] | :: archipallium (the oldest region of the brain’s pallium) |
| arquipelágico {adj} [geography] | :: archipelagic (of or pertaining to archipelagos) |
| arquipélago {m} /ɐɾkiˈpɛlɐɣu/ | :: archipelago |
| Arquipélago Malaio {prop} {m} | :: Arquipélago Malaio (archipelago) |
| arquiprelado {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archprelate (an archbishop or other chief prelate) |
| arquipresbítero {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archpriest (priest with supervisory duties) |
| arquirrival {mf} | :: archrival (a chief rival) |
| arquissacerdote {m} [ecclesiastical] | :: archpriest (priest with supervisory duties) |
| arquitecto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of arquiteto |
| arquitectura {f} | :: obsolete spelling of arquitetura |
| arquiteta {f} | :: feminine noun of arquiteto |
| arquitetar {vt} | :: to architect (to design, plan or orchestrate) |
| arquiteto {m} /ˌɐɾ.ki.ˈtɛ.tu/ | :: architect (a designer of buildings) |
| arquitetonicamente {adv} | :: architecturally (in an architectural manner) |
| arquitetónico {adj} [European orthography] | :: architectural (pertaining to architecture) |
| arquitetônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of arquitetónico |
| arquitetura {f} /ɐɾ.ki.tɛ.ˈtu.ɾɐ/ | :: architecture |
| arquitetural {adj} | :: architectural (pertaining to architecture) |
| arquiteturalmente {adv} | :: architecturally (in an architectural manner) |
| arquitraidor {m} | :: archtraitor (a chief or transcendent traitor) |
| arquitravado {adj} [architecture] | :: architraved (furnished with an architrave) |
| arquitrave {f} [architecture] | :: architrave (the lowest part of an entablature) |
| arquivador {m} | :: archivist (one who creates, maintains or controls archives) |
| arquival {adj} | :: archival (of or pertaining to an archive or archiving) |
| arquivando {v} | :: gerund of arquivar |
| arquivar {v} | :: to archive |
| arquivar {v} | :: to file, pigeonhole |
| arquivar {v} | :: to shelve |
| arquivável {adj} | :: archivable (capable of being archived) |
| arquivilão {m} [chiefly narratology] | :: archvillain (a supreme villain) |
| arquivismo {m} | :: archivalism (the keeping of archives) |
| arquivista {mf} | :: archivist (person in charge of an archive) |
| arquivística {f} | :: archival science (the study of archiving) |
| arquivisticamente {adv} | :: archivally (by archival means) |
| arquivístico {adj} | :: archival (of or pertaining to an archive or archiving) |
| arquivo {m} /aʁ.ˈki.vu/ | :: archive |
| arquivo {m} [Brazil, computing] | :: file |
| arquivologia {f} | :: archival science (the study of archiving) |
| arquivolta {f} [architecture] | :: archivolt (an ornamental molding or band following the underside of an arch) |
| arquivoltado {adj} [architecture] | :: archivolted (furnished with archivolts) |
| Arquivos Acásicos {prop} {mp} [esoterism, occult] | :: Akashic Records (spiritual records about everything that ever happened) |
| Arquivos Akáshicos {prop} {mp} | :: alternative form of Arquivos Acásicos |
| arrabalde {m} /ɐ.ʁɐ.ˈβaɫ.ðɨ/ | :: neighbourhood, vicinity |
| arrabalde {m} | :: proximity |
| arrabalde {m} | :: suburb |
| arracacha {f} | :: arracacha (Arracacia xanthorrhiza, a South American root vegetable) |
| arracial {adj} [sociology] | :: aracial (without race or race distinctions) |
| arracional {adj} [chiefly philosophy] | :: arational (that cannot be understood or analysed by reason) |
| arracionalidade {f} [philosophy, sciences] | :: arationality (the state or characteristic of being arational) |
| arraia {f} | :: ray (marine fish with a flat body, large wing-like fins, and a whip-like tail) |
| arraia {f} | :: alternative form of raia |
| arraia {f} | :: alternative form of arraia-miúda |
| arraial {m} | :: village, hamlet |
| arraial {m} [military] | :: camp |
| Arraial do Cabo {prop} | :: Arraial do Cabo (municipality) |
| arraia-miúda {f} [derogatory] /ɐ.ʁaj.ɐ.ˈmju.ðɐ/ | :: rabble (the lowest class of people) |
| arraiano {m} | :: alternative form of raiano |
| arraigado {adj} | :: rooted |
| arraigando {v} | :: gerund of arraigar |
| arraigar {vt} | :: to root |
| arraigar {vi} | :: to take root |
| Arraiolos {prop} {f} /ɐʁɐˈjɔluʃ/ | :: Arraiolos (village/and/municipality) |
| arrais {m} [nautical] /ɐ.ˈʁajʃ/ | :: harbourmaster; skipper |
| Arran {prop} {f} | :: Arran (island) |
| arrancando {v} | :: gerund of arrancar |
| arrancar {v} [a, de] /ɐ.ʁɐ̃.ˈkaɾ/ | :: to pull, pluck, rip |
| arrancar {v} | :: to yank, jerk |
| arrancar {v} | :: to pull down, tear down |
| arrancar {v} [com] | :: to start (a machine, project etc.) |
| arrancar {vi} [computing] | :: to boot |
| arranco {m} | :: yank, tug, pull |
| arranco {m} | :: momentum |
| arranco {m} [especially, in plural] | :: death throe |
| arranha-céu {m} | :: alternative form of arranha-céus |
| arranha-céus {m} | :: skyscraper (very tall building) |
| arranhão {f} | :: scratch |
| arranhar {vt} /ɐ.ʁɐ.ˈɲaɾ/ | :: to scratch |
| arranjada {adj} | :: feminine singular form of arranjado |
| arranjadas {adj} | :: feminine plural form of arranjado |
| arranjado {adj} /ɐ.ʁɐ̃.ˈʒa.ðu/ | :: arranged; prearranged |
| arranjados {adj} | :: masculine plural form of arranjado |
| arranjamento {m} | :: arrangement (manner of being arranged) |
| arranjar {v} /ɐ.ʁɐ̃.ˈʒaɾ/ | :: to arrange |
| arranjar {v} | :: to organize |
| arranjar {v} | :: to provide |
| arranjar {v} | :: to fix (repair something) |
| arranjar {v} | :: to get (obtain something) |
| arranjar {v} | :: to find (time, a solution etc.) |
| arranjável {adj} | :: procurable; obtainable (that may be obtained, procured) |
| arranjo {m} /ɐ.ˈʁɐ̃.ʒu/ | :: arrangement |
| arranjo {m} | :: adjustment |
| arranque {m} /a.ˈʁɐ̃.ki/ | :: start (of a machine or motor) |
| arranque {m} [by extension] | :: startup, launch, bootstrap |
| arras {fp} | :: downpayment |
| arrás {m} | :: arras (a tapestry or wall hanging) |
| arrasador {adj} | :: crushing (that crushes) |
| arrasando {v} | :: gerund of arrasar |
| arrasa-quarteirão {adj} | :: which is a blockbuster; sustaining exceptional and widespread popularity and achieving enormous sales |
| arrasar {v} | :: to raze, demolish |
| arrasar {v} [slang] | :: to do something very well so that one gets popular attention |
| arrastamento {m} /a.ˌʁas.ta.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: act of dragging |
| arrastando {v} /ɐʁɐʃˈtɐ̃du/ | :: gerund of arrastar |
| arrastão {f} {m} /aʁasˈtɐ̃w̃/ | :: Trawling (fishing technique in which a net is dragged) |
| arrastão {f} {m} | :: Trawler (fishing boat that uses a trawl net or dragnet) |
| arrastão {f} {m} | :: Dragnet (net dragged across the bottom of a body of water) |
| arrastão {f} {m} | :: The act of violently dragging something |
| arrastão {f} {m} | :: A form of crime, occurring in Brazil, in which a group of criminals surround a location (usually a beach or tunnel) and steal every object in it |
| arrastar {v} /ɐ.ʁɐʃˈtaɾ/ | :: to drag, haul, lug, tug |
| arrastar os pés {v} | :: to shuffle (to walk without picking up one’s feet) |
| arrátel {m} | :: an obsolete Portuguese unit of weight measure, equivalent to a pound or less, depending on the time and region |
| array {m} [programming] | :: array (any of various data structures) |
| array associativo {m} [computing] | :: dictionary; associative array |
| arrazoar {v} /ɐ.ʁɐˈzwaɾ/ | :: to put forth arguments in favour of something |
| arrazoar {v} | :: to argue (to have a quarrel) |
| arrazoar {v} | :: to censure (to criticise harshly) |
| arreador {m} | :: arriero (person who transports goods using pack animals) |
| arrear {vt} | :: to harness (to place a harness on something) |
| arrebanhador {m} | :: herder (person who forms a herd) |
| arrebanhar {vi} | :: to flock; to congregate (to form a tight group with others of one’s kind) |
| arrebanhar {vt} | :: to herd; to flock (to form or put into a herd) |
| arrebatado {adj} | :: delighted, enraptured (greatly pleased) |
| arrebatado {adj} | :: impulsive, impetuous |
| arrebatado {adj} | :: enraged |
| arrebatamento {m} | :: rapture (extreme pleasure, happiness or excitement) |
| arrebatamento {m} [eschatology] | :: rapture (gathering up of believers in end times) |
| arrebatando {v} | :: gerund of arrebatar |
| arrebatar {v} | :: to snatch, grab |
| arrebatar {v} | :: to ravish (to delight to ecstasy) |
| arrebentando {v} | :: gerund of arrebentar |
| arrebentar {v} /ɐʁɨβẽˈtaɾ/ | :: to break, smash |
| arrebentar {v} | :: to burst |
| arrebite {m} | :: alternative form of rebite |
| arrebol {m} /ɐ.ʁɨ.ˈβɔɫ/ | :: the reddish colour of the sky during twilight |
| arrecadar {v} /ɐ.ʁɨ.kɐ.ˈðaɾ/ | :: to collect money |
| arrecear {v} | :: alternative form of recear |
| arreceyo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of arreceio |
| arrecife {m} | :: reef |
| arredando {v} | :: gerund of arredar |
| arredar {v} | :: to depart |
| arredar {v} | :: to deter |
| arredar {v} | :: to turn away |
| arredondado {adj} | :: rounded [all senses] |
| arredondando {v} | :: gerund of arredondar |
| arredondar {v} /a.ʁe.dõ.ˈda(ʁ)/ | :: to round (all senses) |
| arredores {mp} /ɐ.ʁɨ.ˈðɔ.ɾɨʃ/ | :: surroundings, environment |
| arredores {mp} | :: outskirts |
| arreeiro {m} | :: alternative form of arrieiro |
| arrefecendo {v} | :: gerund of arrefecer |
| arrefecer {v} /ɐ.ʁɨ.fɛ.ˈseɾ/ | :: to cool |
| arrefecimento {m} /ɐ.ʁɨ.fɛ.si.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: cooling |
| arreflexia {f} [pathology] | :: areflexia (lack of neuromuscular reflexes) |
| arrefléxico {adj} [pathology] | :: areflexic (exhibiting, or relating to, areflexia) |
| arreflexivo {adj} [pathology] | :: areflexic (exhibiting, or relating to, areflexia) |
| arregaçar {vt} /ɐ.ʁə.ɡɐˈsaɾ/ | :: to roll up |
| arregaçar as mangas {v} [idiom] | :: to roll up one's sleeves |
| arregalando {v} | :: gerund of arregalar |
| arregalar {v} /ɐʀɘɡɐlˈaɾ/ | :: to open (the eyes) widely |
| arreganhar {vt} | :: to grin (to show [one’s teeth]) |
| arregimentar {v} [military] /a.ʁe.ʒi.mẽ.ˈta(ɾ)/ | :: to regiment (to form a regiment) |
| arregimentar {v} [figuratively] | :: to recruit (make someone enter a group) |
| arreigado {adj} | :: alternative form of arraigado |
| arreigar {v} | :: alternative form of arraigar |
| arreio {m} | :: saddle (seat on an animal) |
| arreio {m} [in the plural] | :: harness (especially for horses or draft animals) |
| arreios {mp} [countable] | :: harness (restraint or support, especially for horses or draft animals) |
| arremedando {v} | :: gerund of arremedar |
| arremedar {v} /ɐ.ʁɨ.mɨ.ˈðaɾ/ | :: to mimic |
| arremedar {v} | :: to mock |
| arremedar {v} | :: to imitate |
| arremedo {m} | :: mimicry |
| arremedo {m} | :: parody, imitation |
| arremessar {vt} | :: to throw, to cause movement through the air |
| arremesso de disco {m} [sports] | :: discus (the athletic sport of throwing the discus) |
| arremesso de peso {m} [athletics] | :: shot put (athletics event) |
| arrendado {adj} | :: leasehold |
| arrendado {adj} | :: leased, rented, hired |
| arrendador {m} | :: lessor (owner of property that is being leased) |
| arrendamento {m} | :: lease |
| arrendamento {m} | :: rent |
| arrendamento {m} | :: tenancy |
| arrendando {v} | :: gerund of arrendar |
| arrendar {vt} | :: to rent, hire, lease |
| arrendatário {m} | :: tenant |
| arrendatário {m} | :: lessee, leaseholder |
| arrenegar {v} | :: alternative form of renegar |
| arrenótoco {adj} [zoology] | :: arrenotokous (producing males from unfertilized eggs) |
| arrenotoquia {f} [biology] | :: arrhenotoky (the production of male offspring by parthenogenesis) |
| arrente {pron} /a.ˈxẽ.ti/ | :: eye dialect of a gente |
| arrepanhando {v} | :: gerund of arrepanhar |
| arrepanhar {v} | :: to crease |
| arrepanhar {v} | :: to wrinkle, shrivel |
| arrependendo {v} | :: gerund of arrepender |
| arrepender {vp} /ɐʁɨpẽˈdeɾ/ | :: to repent (to feel bad about one’s past misdeeds) |
| arrepender {v} [de, .pronominal, .transitive, .or] | :: to regret (to feel about about having done something) |
| arrependido {adj} /ɐʁɨpẽˈdiðu/ | :: sorry, regretful |
| arrependido {adj} | :: penitent |
| arrependido {adj} | :: contrite |
| arrependimento {m} /ɐ.ʁɨ.pẽ.diˈmẽ.tu/ | :: regret |
| arrependimento {m} | :: repentance |
| arrepiado {adj} [of hair] /ɐ.ʁɨ.ˈpja.ðu/ | :: standing on end (goose bumps) |
| arrepiado {adj} | :: shivering |
| arrepiado {adj} | :: frightened (suffering from fear) |
| arrepiante {adj} /ɐ.ʁɨ.ˈpjɐ̃.tɨ/ | :: creepy, chilling |
| arrepiar {v} /ɐ.ʁɨ.ˈpjaɾ/ | :: to shiver, to shudder |
| arrepio {m} /ɐ.ʁɨ.ˈpi.u/ | :: shiver |
| arrepio {m} | :: shudder |
| arrepio {m} | :: goosebumps |
| arrestina {f} [protein] | :: arrestin (any of a group of proteins that regulate signal transduction within cells) |
| arretino {adj} [archaeology] | :: from the Roman city of Arretium (now Arezzo) |
| arreyo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of arreio |
| arriba {adv} [dated] /ɐˈʁi.βɐ/ | :: up (away from earth’s centre) |
| arriba {f} | :: cliff |
| arriba {interj} | :: come on! |
| arriba {interj} | :: up! |
| arribação {f} [nautical] | :: arrival (at a port) |
| arribação {f} [of animals] | :: migration |
| arribando {v} | :: gerund of arribar |
| arribar {v} [nautical] | :: to arrive (at a port); to bear away (from the wind) |
| arribar {v} | :: to convalesce |
| arribar {v} [of animals] | :: to migrate |
| arriboflavinose {f} [pathology] | :: ariboflavinosis (condition caused by deficiency of riboflavin) |
| arrieiro {m} | :: arriero (person who transports goods using pack animals) |
| arrimando {v} | :: gerund of arrimar |
| arrimar {vt} | :: to pile up |
| arrimar {vt} | :: to support |
| arrimar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to beat |
| arrimar {vp} | :: to lean |
| arrimar {v} [a, .pronominal] | :: to join |
| arrimar {v} [em, .pronominal] | :: to depend on |
| arrimo {m} | :: support (either physical or figurative) |
| arrimo {m} | :: someone who is committed to help or support someone else |
| arrimo {m} | :: person responsible for a family's sustenance |
| arrinencefalia {f} [teratology] | :: holoprosencephaly (a congenital disorder involving insufficient division of the lobes of the brain) |
| arrinia {f} [teratology] | :: arrhinia (congenital absence of the nose) |
| arriscado {adj} | :: risky, perilous, dangerous, hazardous |
| arriscador {adj} [rare] | :: who takes risks |
| arriscando {v} | :: gerund of arriscar |
| arriscar {vt} /a.ʁis.ˈka(ʁ)/ | :: to risk |
| arriscar {vt} | :: to venture, hazard |
| arriscar {vt} | :: to imperil |
| arriscar {vi} | :: to take a risk; to dare |
| arritmia {f} [pathology] /ɐ.ʁit.ˈmi.ɐ/ | :: arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) |
| arritmicamente {adv} | :: arrhythmically (in an arrhythmic manner) |
| arritmicidade {f} | :: arhythmicality (the quality of being arhythmical) |
| arrítmico {adj} [music] | :: arrhythmic (without rhythm) |
| arrítmico {adj} [pathology] | :: arrhythmic (suffering from cardiac arrhythmia) |
| arritmogénese {f} [European orthography, pathology] | :: arrhythmogenesis (the development or onset of arrhythmia) |
| arritmogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arritmogénese |
| arritmogenicidade {f} [pathology] | :: arrhythmogenicity (the condition of being arrhythmogenic) |
| arritmogénico {adj} [European orthography, cardiology, pharmacology] | :: arrhythmogenic (tending to cause arrhythmia) |
| arritmogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arritmogénico |
| arrivederci {interj} /aʁiveˈdeʁt͡ʃi/ | :: arrivederci (Italian farewell) |
| arrivismo {m} [sociology] | :: arrivisme (the state or behaviour of an arriviste) |
| arrivista {mf} | :: arriviste; upstart (one who has gained wealth, but not social acceptance) |
| arrivista {adj} | :: arrivistic (relating to or characteristic of arrivistes) |
| arrizotónico {adj} [European orthography, linguistics, of an inflected form] | :: arrhizotonic (stem-stressed) |
| arrizotônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arrizotónico |
| arroba {f} /ɐ.ˈʁo.bɐ/ | :: at sign (name of the symbol @) |
| arroba {f} | :: arroba (weight measure) |
| arrodear {v} | :: surround |
| arrodear {v} | :: go around |
| arrogação {f} [legal] | :: arrogation (the unjust assumption of rights or privilege) |
| arrogância {f} | :: arrogance |
| arrogando {v} | :: gerund of arrogar |
| arrogante {adj} | :: arrogant |
| arrogantemente {adv} | :: arrogantly (in an arrogant manner) |
| arrogar {v} | :: to arrogate, adopt |
| arroio {m} | :: a brook, stream |
| Arroio do Meio {prop} | :: Arroio do Meio (municipality) |
| Arroio do Sal {prop} | :: Arroio do Sal (municipality) |
| Arroio dos Ratos {prop} | :: Arroio dos Ratos (municipality) |
| Arroio do Tigre {prop} | :: Arroio do Tigre (municipality) |
| Arroio Grande {prop} | :: Arroio Grande (municipality) |
| Arroio Trinta {prop} | :: Arroio Trinta (municipality) |
| arrojadita {f} [mineral] | :: arrojadite (a monoclinic-domatic mineral) |
| arrojado {adj} | :: daring (willing to take on risks) |
| arrojando {v} | :: gerund of arrojar |
| arrojar {vt} | :: to throw (cause an object to move rapidly through the air) |
| arrojar {vt} | :: to drag |
| arrojar {vp} | :: to throw oneself |
| arrojar {vp} | :: to crawl |
| arrojar {vp} [figurative] | :: to dare |
| arrojo {m} /ɐ.ˈʁo.ʒu/ | :: hurl (instance of hurling, throwing violently) |
| arrojo {m} | :: impetuosity (quality of making rash or arbitrary decisions) |
| arrojo {m} | :: an impetuous act |
| arrôjo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of arrojo |
| arroladora {f} | :: feminine noun of arrolador |
| arromântico {adj} | :: aromantic (having no romantic attraction to others) |
| arrombado {m} [vulgar, usually used only towards males] | :: jerk, asshole |
| arrombamento {m} | :: breaking and entering |
| arrombar {v} /ˌɐ.ʁõ.ˈbaɾ/ | :: to batter (to break down a door or other barrier) |
| arrombar {v} | :: to enter (in a house, a room, etc.) |
| arromeno {m} | :: alternative form of aromeno |
| Arronches {prop} {f} /ɐˈʁõʃɨʃ/ | :: Arronches (village/and/municipality) |
| arrondissement {m} [political subdivision] | :: arrondissement (an administrative division in some countries) |
| arrotar {v} | :: to burp; to belch (to expel gas from the stomach through the mouth) |
| arroto {m} /aˈʁo.tu/ | :: belch, burp |
| arrôto {m} | :: obsolete spelling of arroto |
| arroubando {v} | :: gerund of arroubar |
| arroubar {v} | :: to entrance |
| arroxeando {v} | :: gerund of arroxear |
| arroxear {v} | :: to make, or to become purple |
| arroz {m} [uncountable] /ɐ.ˈʁoʃ/ | :: rice (Oryza sativa, a cereal) |
| arroz {m} | :: rice (specific variety of rice) |
| arroz {m} [uncountable] | :: rice (the seeds of this cereal) |
| arroz agulha {m} | :: alternative spelling of arroz-agulha |
| arroz-agulha {m} | :: a variety of rice with long, pointy seeds |
| arrozal {m} /ɐ.ʁu.ˈzaɫ/ | :: paddy, rice paddy (field where rice is grown) |
| arroz bravo {m} | :: alternative spelling of arroz-bravo |
| arroz-bravo {m} | :: a wild variety of rice |
| arroz carreteiro {m} | :: a Brazilian dish prepared with rice and small pieces of meat |
| arroz de auçá {m} | :: a traditional dish of the Brazilian state of Bahia, consisting of rice without any condiments |
| arroz de cuxá {m} | :: a traditional dish of the Brazilian state of Maranhão, made of rice, to be eaten with cuxá |
| arroz de espinho {m} | :: alternative spelling of arroz-de-espinho |
| arroz-de-espinho {m} | :: a wild variety of rice |
| arroz de festa {m} | :: social butterfly |
| arroz de hauçá {m} | :: alternative spelling of arroz de auçá |
| arroz de leite {m} | :: alternative spelling of arroz-de-leite |
| arroz-de-leite {m} | :: rice pudding (dish prepared with rice and milk) |
| arroz de rato {m} | :: alternative spelling of arroz-de-rato |
| arroz-de-rato {m} | :: white stonecrop (Sedum album, a crassulacean plant) |
| arroz de telhado {m} | :: alternative spelling of arroz-de-telhado |
| arroz-de-telhado {m} | :: Umbilicus pendulinus, a crassulacean plant |
| arroz do brejo {m} | :: Luziola peruviana, a grass of the Americas |
| arroz doce {m} | :: alternative spelling of arroz-doce |
| arroz-doce {m} | :: rice pudding (dish prepared with rice and milk) |
| arroz glutinoso {m} | :: glutinous rice (a rice variety) |
| arroz miúdo do Peru {m} | :: quinoa (a pseudocereal cultivated in the Andes) |
| arroz selvagem {m} | :: wild rice (Zizania aquatica) |
| arruaça {f} /a.ʁu.ˈa.sa/ | :: disorderly situation, ruckus, turmoil, mutiny |
| arruaceiro {m} | :: hooligan (person that causes trouble or violence) |
| arruando {v} | :: gerund of arruar |
| arruar {v} | :: to align (as a pattern of streets) |
| arruar {v} | :: to loaf |
| arruda {f} | :: rue (any of various perennial shrubs) |
| Arruda dos Vinhos {prop} {f} /ɐˈʁuðɐ ðuʒ ˈviɲuʃ/ | :: Arruda dos Vinhos (village/and/municipality) |
| arruela {f} | :: washer (flat disk placed beneath a nut) |
| arruinando {v} | :: gerund of arruinar |
| arruinar {v} /ɐ.ʁu.i.ˈnaɾ/ | :: to ruin, spoil |
| arruinar {v} | :: to bankrupt |
| arrulhar {v} [of a pigeon] | :: to coo (make a soft murmuring sound) |
| arrulho {m} | :: coo (murmuring sound made by a dove or pigeon) |
| arrumação {f} | :: arrangement |
| arrumação {f} | :: stowage, packing |
| arrumador {m} /a.ˌʁu.ma.ˈdoʁ/ | :: usher (a person who shows people to their seats) |
| arrumador {m} | :: car park attendant, valet (a person who helps drivers to find a parking space, often in exchange for money) |
| arrumar {vt} /ˌɐ.ʁu.ˈmaɾ/ | :: to fix |
| arrumar {vt} | :: to set up |
| arrumar {vt} | :: to set |
| arrumar {vt} | :: to tidy |
| arrumar {vt} | :: to stow, guard, save |
| arrumar {vt} | :: to organize |
| arrumar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to get, obtain, acquire |
| arrumar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to find (a way of) |
| arrumável {adj} | :: arrangeable; fixable (that can be arranged or fixed) |
| Arsaces {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Arsaces (name of several Parthian and Armenian kings) |
| arsácida {adj} [historical] | :: Arsacid (of or pertaining to the Arsacid Dynasty) |
| arse {f} [poetry, music] | :: arsis (the stronger part of a measure or foot) |
| arsenal {m} /aɾsɨˈnaɫ/ | :: arsenal (military establishment) |
| arsenato {m} | :: alternative form of arseniato |
| arseniado {adj} [chemistry] | :: arsenicated (treated with arsenate or other arsenic compound) |
| arseniar {v} | :: to arsenicate (to treat or impregnate with arsenic) |
| arseniato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: arsenate |
| arsenicado {adj} [chemistry] | :: arsenicated (treated with arsenate or other arsenic compound) |
| arsenical {adj} | :: arsenical |
| arsenicismo {m} [pathology] | :: arsenicism (a diseased condition produced by gradual arsenic poisoning) |
| arsénico {m} | :: arsenic |
| arsênico {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arsénico |
| arsenieto {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: arsenide |
| arsenífero {adj} [geology] | :: arseniferous (containing or producing arsenic) |
| arsénio {m} [European orthography] | :: arsenic |
| arsênio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arsénio |
| arsenioso {adj} [chemistry] | :: arsenious (relating to or containing arsenic with a valence of 3) |
| arsenismo {m} [pathology] | :: arsenicism (a diseased condition produced by gradual arsenic poisoning) |
| arsenito {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: arsenite |
| arseno- {prefix} [organic chemistry, mineralogy] | :: arseno- (used to name compounds and minerals in which an element is replaced by arsenic) |
| arsenoaçúcar {m} [carbohydrate] | :: arsenosugar (any of several carbohydrates that contain arsenic) |
| arsenobenzeno {m} [organic compound] | :: arsenobenzene (an aromatic derivative of arsenic) |
| arsenobetaína {f} | :: arsenobetaine |
| arsenocolina {f} [organic compound] | :: arsenocholine (choline derivative in which arsenic replaces the nitrogen atom) |
| arsenolita {f} [mineral] | :: arsenolite (a mineral form of arsenic trioxide) |
| arsenopirita {f} [mineral] | :: arsenopyrite |
| arsfenamina {f} [pharmaceutical drug, organic compound] | :: arsphenamine (a phenolic amine derivative of arsenic that was used to treat syphilis) |
| ársico {adj} [poetry] | :: arsic (characterised by elevation of the voice) |
| arsina {f} [inorganic compound] | :: arsine (a poisonous gas) |
| arsínico {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: arsinic (of, related to, or derived from an arsinic acid) |
| ársis {f} | :: alternative form of arse |
| arsônio {m} [Brazilian orthography, chemistry] | :: arsonium (the univalent AsH4 cation) |
| Arta {prop} {f} | :: Arta (regional unit) |
| Arta {prop} {f} | :: Arta (city) |
| Artashat {prop} {f} | :: Artashat (town/provincial capital) |
| Artaxerxes {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Artaxerxes (the name of several Persian kings) |
| art deco {mf} | :: alternative spelling of art déco |
| art déco {mf} [art] | :: Art Deco (a style of decorative art and architecture) |
| arte {f} /ˈaɾ.tɨ/ | :: art |
| artefacto {m} | :: alternative form of artefato |
| artefato {m} /aɹteˈfatʊ/ | :: artifact (man-made object) |
| artefatual {adj} [archaeology] | :: artefactual (of or pertaining to artifacts) |
| artefatualidade {f} [philosophy] | :: artifactuality (the quality of being artifactual) |
| artefatualmente {adv} | :: artefactually (with reference to artefacts) |
| artel {m} | :: artel (Russian or Soviet craftsmen’s collective) |
| artelho {m} | :: toe (digit of the foot) |
| artelho {m} [Portugal] | :: tibio-tarsic joint |
| arte marcial {f} | :: martial art (fighting style) |
| arteméter {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: artemether (an antimalarial derived from artemisinin) |
| artémia {f} [European orthography] | :: brine shrimp (any aquatic crustacean of the genus Artemia) |
| artêmia {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of artémia |
| artemigem {f} [botany] | :: mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris, a herb used in cooking) |
| artemina {f} [biochemistry] | :: artemin (a nerve growth factor in the GDNF family) |
| Artémis {f} | :: alternative form of Artemisa |
| Ártemis {f} | :: alternative form of Artemisa |
| Artemisa {f} [Greek god] | :: Artemis (Greek goddess of hunting and the wilderness) |
| artemísia {f} | :: artemisia; mugwort (any of the aromatic flowering plants in the genus Artemisia) |
| artemisinina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: artemisinin (any of a group of antimalarial drugs) |
| Artemísio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Artemísio {prop} {m} | :: Artemísio (cape) |
| artemotil {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: artemotil (a fast-acting blood schizonticide) |
| arte pela arte {f} [arts] | :: art for art's sake (art with no practical function) |
| arte pobre {f} [rare, art] | :: Arte Povera (Italian modern art movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s) |
| arte pobre {f} | :: See: pt arte pobre |
| arte povera {f} [art] /ˌaɾtɨ ˈpɔvɨɾɐ/ | :: Arte Povera (Italian modern art movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s) |
| artéria {f} | :: artery |
| artéria coronária {f} [anatomy] | :: coronary artery (artery that runs on the surface of the heart) |
| artéria de Adamkiewicz {f} [anatomy] | :: artery of Adamkiewicz (the largest anterior segmental medullary artery in humans) |
| arterial {adj} | :: arterial |
| arterialização {f} [physiology] | :: arterialization (the conversion of venous blood into arterial blood) |
| arterializar {v} [physiology] | :: to arterialize (to convert venous blood into arterial blood) |
| arterialmente {adv} | :: arterially |
| arterio- {prefix} [anatomy, medicine] | :: arterio- (relating to arteries) |
| arteriocapilar {adj} [anatomy] | :: arteriocapillary (relating to the arteries and the capillaries) |
| arterioesclerose {f} | :: alternative form of arteriosclerose |
| arterioesclerótico {adj} | :: alternative form of arteriosclerótico |
| arteriogénese {f} [European orthography, medicine] | :: arteriogenesis (increase in the diameter of arterial vessels) |
| arteriogênese {f} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arteriogénese |
| arteriogénico {adj} [European orthography, pathology] | :: arteriogenic (whose cause lies in the arteries) |
| arteriogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of arteriogénico |
| arteriograficamente {adv} [medicine] | :: arteriographically (by means of, or in terms of, arteriography) |
| arteriográfico {adj} [medicine] | :: arteriographic (relating to arteriography) |
| arteriograma {m} [medicine] | :: arteriogram (X-ray of an artery) |
| arteríola {f} [anatomy] | :: arteriole (one of the small branches of an artery) |
| arteriolar {adj} [anatomy] | :: arteriolar (of or pertaining to arterioles) |
| arterioloesclerose {f} [pathology] | :: arteriolosclerosis (hardening, narrowing or loss of elasticity in the arterioles) |
| arterioloesclerótico {adj} [pathology] | :: arteriolosclerotic (relating to or afflicted with arteriolosclerosis) |
| arteriolopatia {f} [pathology] | :: arteriolopathy (any disease of the arterioles) |
| arteriolosclerose {f} | :: alternative form of arterioloesclerose |
| arteriopatia {f} [pathology] | :: arteriopathy (any disease of the arteries) |
| arterioportal {adj} [medicine] | :: arterioportal (relating to the artery and the portal vein) |
| arterioportografia {f} [medicine] | :: arterioportography (arterial portography) |
| arteriosclerose {f} [pathology] | :: arteriosclerosis (hardening, narrowing or loss of elasticity of blood vessels) |
| arteriosclerótico {adj} [pathology] | :: arteriosclerotic (pertaining to or afflicted with arteriosclerosis) |
| arteriotomia {f} [surgery] | :: arteriotomy (the opening of an artery) |
| arteriovenoso {adj} [anatomy] | :: arteriovenal (relating to the arteries and veins) |
| arterioventricular {adj} [anatomy] | :: arterioventricular (relating to the arteries and the ventricles of the heart) |
| arterite {f} [pathology] | :: arteritis (inflammation of artery walls) |
| arterite de Takayasu {f} [disease] | :: Takayasu's arteritis (an inflammatory disease of unknown cause affecting the aorta) |
| arterítico {adj} [pathology] | :: arteritic (relating to arteritis) |
| arterivírus {m} | :: arterivirus (any virus of the family Arteriviridae) |
| artesanal {adj} | :: artisanal |
| artesanal {adj} | :: handmade |
| artesanalidade {f} | :: artisanality (the quality of being artisanal) |
| artesanalmente {adv} | :: by hand |
| artesanalmente {adv} | :: artisanally |
| artesanato {m} | :: handicraft (trade requiring skill of hand) |
| artesão {m} /ˌaɾ.tɯ.ˈzɐ̃w/ | :: artisan, craftsman (skilled manual worker) |
| artesiano {adj} [of a water supply] | :: artesian (rising to the surface) |
| artes marciais mistas {fp} | :: mixed martial arts (style of combat sport) |
| artesunato {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: artesunate (an antimalarial drug) |
| arteterapia {f} | :: art therapy (treatment that uses practising visual arts) |
| arte urbana {f} | :: street art (any art developed in public spaces) |
| arte visual {f} | :: visual arts (any art form that is primarily visual in nature) |
| articaína {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: articaine (a local anesthetic used in dentistry) |
| ártico {adj} | :: Arctic (of or pertaining to the Arctic) |
| ártico {m} | :: Arctic (northern region of the Earth) |
| Ártico {prop} {m} [geography] | :: the Arctic (the northern polar regions) |
| Ártico {prop} {m} | :: Ártico (ocean) |
| articulação {f} | :: articulation |
| articulação {f} | :: joint (of the body) |
| articuladamente {adv} | :: articulately (in an articulate manner) |
| articulado {adj} | :: articulate |
| articulado {adj} | :: articulated |
| articulador {adj} | :: articulative (serving to articulate or express something) |
| articulador {m} | :: articulator (one who, or that which, articulates) |
| articulando {v} | :: gerund of articular |
| articular {v} | :: to articulate |
| articularmente {adv} | :: articularly (in an articular manner) |
| articulativo {adj} | :: articulative (serving to articulate or express something) |
| articulatório {adj} [phonology] | :: articulatory (of or pertaining to articulation) |
| articulável {adj} | :: articulate (able to bend or hinge at certain points or intervals) |
| articulável {adj} [phonetics] | :: articulable (capable of being pronounced) |
| articulável {adj} [of ideas, thoughts, etc.] | :: articulable (capable of being expressed clearly) |
| artículo {m} [zoology] /ɐɾˈtikulu/ | :: articulus (a joint or segment of an arthropod appendage) |
| artículo {m} [zoology] | :: articulus (a joint of the cirri of a crinoid) |
| artificial {adj} /ɐɾtifiˈsjaɫ/ | :: artificial |
| artificialidade {f} | :: artificiality (the quality of being artificial) |
| artificialismo {m} | :: artificiality (the quality of being artificial) |
| artificialismo {m} [psychology] | :: artificialism (the belief that everything has been made by a conscious entity) |
| artificialista {mf} | :: artificialist (proponent of artificialism) |
| artificializar {vt} | :: to artificialize (to render artificial) |
| artificialmente {adv} | :: artificially |
| artifício {m} | :: artifact |
| artifício {m} | :: artifice |
| artifício {m} | :: device, gimmick |
| artifício {m} | :: craftiness, fraud |
| artigo {m} /ɐɾ.ˈti.ɡʊ/ | :: article (story, report, or opinion piece) |
| artigo {m} | :: article (object) |
| artigo {m} [grammar] | :: article (in grammar) |
| artigo {m} | :: article (section of a legal document) |
| artigo definido {m} [grammar] | :: definite article (article introducing a noun and specifying it as the particular noun considered) |
| artigo indefinido {m} [grammar] | :: indefinite article (word preceding a noun to indicate any member of the class of objects) |
| artilhando {v} | :: gerund of artilhar |
| artilhar {v} | :: to fortify with artillery |
| artilharia {f} /ɐɾ.ti.ʎɐ.ˈɾi.ɐ/ | :: artillery, ordnance, gunnery |
| artilheiro {m} | :: artilleryman |
| artilheiro {m} [sport] | :: top scorer |
| artimanha {f} | :: trick (something designed to fool) |
| artiniano {adj} [algebra, of a ring] | :: Artinian |
| Artinskiano {prop} {m} [geology] | :: Artinskian (subdivision of the Permian period) |
| Ártio {prop} {f} [Celtic mythology] | :: Artio (goddess of bears) |
| artiodáctilo {m} [zoology] | :: artiodactyl (any ungulate mammal with an even number of toes) |
| artista {mf} /ɐɾ.ˈtiʃ.tɐ/ | :: artist |
| artisticamente {adv} | :: artistically (in an artistic manner) |
| artisticidade {f} | :: artistry (significant artistic skill) |
| artisticidade {f} | :: artisticness (the quality of being artistic) |
| artístico {adj} /aʁ.ˈt͡ʃis.t͡ʃi.ku/ | :: artistic (having creative skill) |
| artístico {adj} | :: artistic (relating to art or artists) |
| artístico {adj} | :: artistic (aesthetically pleasing) |
| artivismo {m} | :: artivism (artistic activism) |
| artivista {mf} | :: artivist (a person who engages in artivism) |
| art nouveau {m} | :: art nouveau (a style of art and architecture) |
| artralgia {f} [pathology] | :: arthralgia (pain in a joint) |
| artrálgico {adj} [pathology] | :: arthralgic (of, pertaining to or suffering from arthralgia) |
| artrite {f} [pathology] | :: arthritis |
| artrítico {adj} [pathology] | :: arthritic (relating to or affected by arthritis) |
| artritogénico {adj} [European orthography, pathology] | :: arthritogenic (causing arthritis) |
| artritogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of artritogénico |
| artro- {prefix} [biology, anatomy] | :: arthro- (referring to a joint or articulation) |
| artrocalasia {f} [teratology] | :: arthrochalasis (disorder characterised by very loose joints) |
| artrocentese {f} [surgery] | :: arthrocentesis (collection synovial fluid from a joint capsule) |
| artroconídio {m} [mycology] | :: arthroconidium (a kind of asexual fungal spore) |
| artrodese {f} [medicine] | :: arthrodesis (the fusion of a joint between two or more bones so that the joint can no longer move) |
| artródese {f} | :: alternative form of artrodese |
| artrodia {f} | :: alternative form of artródia |
| artródia {f} [anatomy] | :: arthrodia (articulation in which the surfaces are nearly flat) |
| artrodial {adj} [anatomy] | :: arthrodial (of or pertaining to arthrodia) |
| artrofibrose {f} [pathology] | :: arthrofibrosis (the formation of fibrous tissue within a joint) |
| artrografia {f} [medicine] | :: arthrogram (a series of images of a joint) |
| artrograma {m} [medicine] | :: arthrogram (a series of images of a joint) |
| artrogripose {f} [pathology] | :: arthrogryposis (the permanent fixation of a joint in a contracted position) |
| artrogripótico {adj} [pathology, teratology] | :: arthrogrypotic (pertaining to or affected with arthrogryposis) |
| artrologia {f} [anatomy] | :: arthrology (branch of anatomy dealing with the joints) |
| artrometria {f} [medicine] | :: arthrometry (measurement of the mobility of joints) |
| artrométrico {adj} [medicine] | :: arthrometric (relating to arthrometry) |
| artrómetro {m} [European orthography, medicine] | :: arthrometer (a device for measuring the range of mobility of a joint) |
| artrômetro {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of artrómetro |
| artropatia {f} [pathology] | :: arthropathy (any disease of a joint) |
| artropático {adj} [pathology] | :: arthropathic (relating to arthropathy) |
| artroplastia {f} [surgery] | :: arthroplasty (surgical repair of a joint) |
| artrópode {m} [zoology] | :: arthropod (an animal belonging to the Arthropoda) |
| artrópode {adj} [zoology] | :: arthropodal (relating to arthropods) |
| artropodologia {f} [zoology] | :: arthropodology (the study of arthropods) |
| artroscopia {f} [surgery] | :: arthroscopy (the examination of the interior of a joint using an arthroscope) |
| artroscopicamente {adv} [medicine] | :: arthroscopically (by means of arthroscopy) |
| artroscópico {adj} [medicine] | :: arthroscopic (of or pertaining to arthroscopy) |
| artroscópio {m} [medicine] | :: arthroscope (a form of endoscope used in arthroscopy) |
| artroscopista {mf} [medicine] | :: arthroscopist (one who carries out arthroscopy) |
| artrose {f} [pathology] | :: arthrosis, arthritis |
| artrosporo {m} [botany, mycology] | :: arthrospore (a sporelike cell produced by some fungi, algae and bacteria) |
| artrotomia {f} [surgery] | :: arthrotomy (the surgical incision of a joint) |
| Artur {prop} {m} /aʁ.ˈtuʁ/ | :: given name |
| arturianismo {m} [literature] | :: Arthurianism (the use of Arthurian legend in literature) |
| arturiano {adj} [literature] | :: Arthurian (pertaining to the legend of King Arthur) |
| Artur Nogueira {prop} | :: Artur Nogueira (municipality) |
| Arturo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Arturo {prop} {m} [star] | :: Arcturus (a bright yellow-orange star in the constellation Boötes) |
| aruaco {m} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| aruaco {adj} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| aruak {mf} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| aruak {adj} | :: alternative form of aruaque |
| aruaque {mf} | :: Arawak (a member of the Arawak people) |
| aruaque {m} | :: Arawak (the language of the Arawak people) |
| aruaque {adj} | :: Arawak (pertaining to the Arawak people) |
| Aruba {prop} {f} | :: Aruba (island/and/autonomous territory) |
| arubano {adj} | :: Aruban (of, from or pertaining to Aruba) |
| arubano {m} | :: Aruban (person from Aruba) |
| Arujá {prop} | :: Arujá (municipality) |
| arum {m} | :: alternative form of aro (arum plant) |
| árum {m} | :: alternative form of aro (arum plant) |
| Arunachala {prop} {m} | :: Arunachala (hill) |
| Arunachal Pradesh {prop} | :: Arunachal Pradesh (state) |
| Arundhati {prop} {f} [Hinduism] | :: Arundhati (wife of Vasishtha) |
| arundináceo {adj} [botany] | :: arundinaceous (of, pertaining to, or resembling a reed or cane) |
| Arusha {prop} {f} | :: Arusha (capital city) |
| arúspice {mf} | :: haruspex (one who practices divination by inspecting entrails) |
| Arvade {prop} {f} | :: Arvade (island/and/town) |
| Arvak {prop} {m} [Norse mythology] | :: Arvak (one of the two horses drawing the chariot bearing the sun) |
| arverno {m} [historical] | :: Arverni (a member of an ancient Gallic tribe) |
| arvião {m} | :: swift (small plain-coloured bird of the family Apodidae that resembles a swallow) |
| arvicolídeo {m} [zoology] | :: arvicolid (any member of the Arvicolidae) |
| arvicultura {f} [agriculture] | :: arviculture (arable farming) |
| árvore {f} /ˈaɾ.vu.ɾɨ/ | :: tree |
| arvorecer {v} | :: alternative form of arborescer |
| árvore-da-vida {f} [anatomy] | :: arbor vitae (white matter of the cerebellum) |
| árvore de cames {f} | :: camshaft (a shaft fitted with cams) |
| árvore de Diana {f} [chemistry] | :: arbor Dianae (an arborescent precipitation of silver) |
| árvore de extensão {f} [graph theory] | :: spanning tree (tree which includes all vertices of a graph) |
| árvore de Natal {f} | :: Christmas tree (a tree used during the Christmas holiday season) |
| arvoredo {m} /ɐɾ.vu.ˈɾe.ðu/ | :: grove |
| arvoredo {m} | :: clump (of trees) |
| arvoredo {m} | :: plantation |
| Arvoredo {prop} | :: Arvoredo (municipality) |
| árvore genealógica {f} | :: family tree (the totality of someone’s ancestors) |
| árvore genealógica {f} | :: family tree (diagrammatic representation of a pedigree) |
| árvore geradora {f} [graph theory] | :: spanning tree (tree which includes all vertices of a graph) |
| árvore rubro-negra {f} [computing] | :: red-black tree (binary search tree) |
| Arvorezinha {prop} | :: Arvorezinha (municipality) |
| Arwad {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Arvade |
| Aryaman {prop} {m} [Hinduism] | :: Aryaman (a solar deity or Aditya) |
| aryano {m} | :: obsolete spelling of ariano |
| aryano {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of ariano |
| -as {suffix} | :: forms the second-person singular present indicative of 1st conjugation verbs |
| -as {suffix} | :: forms the second-person singular subjunctive present of 2nd and 3rd conjugation verbs |
| -as {suffix} | :: forms the second-person singular negative imperative of 2nd and 3rd conjugation verbs |
| as {pron} /ɐʃ/ | :: [third person personal] them (as a direct object; the corresponding indirect object is lhes; the form used after prepositions is elas) |
| ás {m} /ˈaʃ/ | :: ace (card with a single spot) |
| ás {m} | :: ace (an expert at something) |
| ás {m} [military aviation] | :: ace (pilot who shot down five or more enemy aircraft) |
| às {contraction} /aʃ/ | :: Contraction of a (to; at) + as (the, {f-p}) |
| asa {f} /ˈa.zɐ/ | :: wing (part of an animal or airplane) |
| asa {f} | :: handle (part of an object which is held in the hand when used or moved) |
| a saber {adv} [idiomatic] | :: namely, i.e., to wit; that is to say |
| Asada {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| asa-delta {f} | :: hang glider |
| Asakawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Asaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| a salvo {adv} | :: safe (not in danger) |
| Asamoto {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| a sangue frio {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in cold blood (in a ruthless and unfeeling manner) |
| asar {v} /ɐˈzaɾ/ | :: to wing (to provide with wings) |
| às armas {phrase} | :: to arms! (a summons to war or battle) |
| às arrecuas {adv} | :: with a backward motion, going backward |
| às avessas {adv} | :: (of a piece of clothing) inside out |
| às avessas {adj} | :: inverted |
| Asazawa {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| asbesto {m} | :: asbestos (any of several fibrous mineral forms of magnesium silicate) |
| Ascalão {prop} {f} [chiefly historical] | :: alternative form of Ascalon |
| Ascalon {prop} {f} | :: Ascalon (city) |
| ascari {m} [military unit, historical] | :: askari (native serving in a colonial African military or police force) |
| ascaríase {f} | :: alternative form of ascaridíase |
| ascáride {morf} [biology] | :: ascarid (any nematode of the family Ascarididae) |
| ascaridíase {f} [pathology] | :: ascariasis (any disease caused by the parasitic roundworms Ascaris) |
| ascendência {f} | :: descent; ancestry; lineage (hereditary derivation) |
| ascender {vi} /a.sẽ.ˈde(ʁ)/ | :: to ascend; to rise |
| ascensão {f} /ɐ(ʃ)sẽˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: climb (an act of climbing) |
| ascensão {f} | :: ascension (the act of ascending) |
| Ascensão {prop} {f} | :: Ascension Day (the fortieth day of Easter) |
| ascensional {adj} | :: ascending; that ascends; characterised by ascension |
| ascensional {adj} [Christianity] | :: relating to the Ascension |
| ascensor {m} | :: lift (mechanical device for vertically transporting goods or people) |
| ascensorista {mf} | :: liftier, elevator attendant |
| ascese {f} [religion] /a.ˈsɛ.zi/ | :: a set practices, such as prayer and meditation, for spiritual enrichment |
| asceta {mf} | :: ascetic |
| ascética {f} | :: asceticism (the principles and practices of an ascetic) |
| asceticismo {m} | :: asceticism (the principles and practices of an ascetic) |
| ascético {adj} | :: ascetic |
| ascético {mf} | :: ascetic |
| ascetismo {m} | :: asceticism (the principles and practices of an ascetic) |
| ascídia {f} | :: sea squirt (of class Ascidiacea) |
| ASCII {prop} {m} [computing] /ˈas.ki/ | :: ASCII (a 7-bit character encoding) |
| ascite {f} [pathology] | :: ascites (accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity) |
| Asclépio {prop} {m} [Greek god] /as.ˈklɛ.pju/ | :: Asclepius (god of medicine and healing) |
| asco {m} | :: nausea (strong dislike or disgust) |
| Ascoli Piceno {prop} | :: Ascoli Piceno (town/and/province) |
| ascomiceto {m} | :: ascomycete |
| Ascurra {prop} | :: Ascurra (municipality) |
| às custas de {adv} | :: at the expense of |
| Asdi {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of ASDI |
| ASDI {prop} {f} | :: acronym of Agência Sueca de Cooperação para o Desenvolvimento Internacional |
| Asdrúbal {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| -ase {suffix} [chemistry] | :: -ase (forms the names of enzymes) |
| a seco {adv} [of food consumed] | :: Without liquids, such as a glass of water, to help digestion |
| a seco {adv} [by extension, idiomatic, of information conveyed] | :: Without preparation, especially in a manner considered shocking |
| a seguir {adv} | :: next, after this |
| a seguir {adv} | :: following, below |
| a senhora {pron} | :: feminine singular of o senhor |
| a sério {adv} | :: frankly; honestly |
| a sério {adv} | :: seriously; really |
| às escondidas {adv} [idiom] | :: under wraps (in secrecy) |
| às escuras {adv} | :: in the dark (without light) |
| às escuras {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in the dark (without information) |
| às escuras {adv} [idiomatic] | :: under wraps (in secrecy) |
| a seu bel-prazer {adv} | :: at will |
| às expensas de {prep} | :: at the expense of (by taking away from) |
| asfalto {m} /ɐʃˈfaɫtu/ | :: asphalt (asphalt concrete) |
| asfixiar {vt} | :: to choke (to prevent someone from breathing) |
| asfódelo {m} | :: asphodel (any of the flowering plants of the genus Asphodelus) |
| ashante {mf} | :: dated spelling of ashanti |
| ashanti {mf} /a.ˈʃɐ̃.t͡ʃi/ | :: Ashanti (a member of the Ashanti people of Ghana and Ivory Coast) |
| Ashanti {mf} | :: alternative spelling of ashanti |
| Ashgabat {prop} {f} | :: Ashgabat (capital city) |
| Ashida {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Ashkelon {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Ascalon |
| Ashur {prop} {mf} | :: alternative form of Assur |
| Asia {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Ásia |
| Ásia {prop} {f} /ˈa.zjɐ/ | :: Ásia (continent) |
| Ásia {prop} {f} [historical, Ancient Rome] | :: Ásia (province) |
| Ásia Central {prop} {f} [geography] | :: Central Asia |
| Ásia do Sul {prop} {f} | :: South Asia |
| Ásia Menor {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Ásia Menor (peninsula) |
| Ásia Meridional {prop} {f} | :: South Asia |
| Ásia Oriental {prop} {f} | :: East Asia (the Far East) |
| asiarca {n} | :: Asiarch |
| asiática {f} | :: feminine noun of asiático |
| asiático {adj} | :: Asian |
| asiático {m} | :: Asian |
| asilando {v} | :: gerund of asilar |
| asilar {vt} | :: to shelter (provide asylum) |
| asilo {m} /ɐˈzilu/ | :: asylum |
| asilo {m} | :: refuge, shelter |
| asilo {m} | :: nursing home |
| asilo político {m} | :: political asylum (asylum persecuted granted to a victim of political persecution) |
| a sim {interj} | :: as if; yeah right (expresses doubt that something is true) |
| asinha {adv} [obsolete] /ɐ.ˈzi.ɲɐ/ | :: rapidly |
| asinino {adj} | :: asinine (failing to exercise intelligence or judgement) |
| asinino {adj} | :: asinine (relating to donkeys) |
| asistásia {f} [rare] | :: any plant of the genus Asystasia |
| asma {f} [pathology] /ˈaʒ.mɐ/ | :: asthma |
| Asmara {prop} {f} | :: Asmara (capital city) |
| às mil maravilhas {adv} [idiom] | :: very well, perfectly |
| asna {f} | :: feminine noun of asno |
| asnal {adj} | :: asinine (relating to donkeys) |
| ás na manga {m} [idiomatic] | :: ace in the hole (unrevealed advantage) |
| asnático {adj} | :: silly, asinine |
| asneira {f} /ɐʒˈnɐj.ɾɐ/ | :: stupidity |
| asneira {f} | :: swear word |
| asno {m} /ˈaʒ.nɯ̥̽/ | :: donkey, ass |
| asno {m} [pejorative, figuratively] | :: idiot, fool |
| Aso {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| à solta {adj} | :: on the loose (not under control) |
| à solta {adj} | :: on the loose (not in captivity) |
| a sorte favorece os audazes {proverb} | :: fortune favors the bold (luck favors the adventurous) |
| aspa {f} /ˈaʃ.pɐ/ | :: crux decussata (an X-shaped cross, used to crucify people) |
| aspa {f} | :: Saint Andrew’s cross (any X-shaped symbol) |
| aspa {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: saltire (ordinary in the shape of an X) |
| aspa {f} [typography] | :: quotation mark; inverted comma (the character ‘', ’ or '') |
| aspa {f} [typography, in the plural] | :: quotation marks (the characters «» or “”) |
| aspa {f} | :: an animal’s horn |
| aspa {f} | :: sail (blade of a windmill) |
| aspárago {m} | :: alternative form of espargo |
| as paredes têm ouvidos {proverb} | :: walls have ears |
| aspargo {m} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of espargo |
| aspartame {m} [organic compound] | :: aspartame (an artificial sweetener) |
| aspas {fp} | :: quotation marks |
| Aspásia {prop} | :: Aspásia (municipality) |
| aspas irónicas {fp} [European orthography] | :: scare quotes (quotation marks used to indicate that the author does not approve of the term) |
| aspas irônicas {fp} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of aspas irónicas |
| aspecto {m} /ɐʃ.ˈpɛ.tu/ | :: appearance, look |
| aspecto {m} | :: aspect |
| asperamente {adv} | :: harshly, roughly |
| aspereza {f} /as.pe.ˈɾe.za/ | :: roughness (the quality of being rough, not smooth) |
| aspereza {f} | :: the quality of being indelicate, rude |
| aspereza {f} | :: the quality of being rough-sounding, strident |
| aspero {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of áspero |
| áspero {adj} /ˈaʃpɨɾu/ | :: rough |
| asperrimamente {adv} | :: superlative of asperamente |
| aspérrimo {adj} | :: superlative of áspero |
| aspersão {f} | :: sprinkling (the act of throwing small drops of liquid onto something) |
| aspersão {f} [religion] | :: aspersion (a sprinkling of holy water) |
| aspersor {m} [agriculture] | :: sprinkler (rotation device used to irrigate crops) |
| aspersório {m} | :: aspergillum (holy water sprinkler) |
| aspérula {f} | :: woodruff; sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum, a herb) |
| aspeto {m} | :: alternative form of aspecto |
| áspide {f} | :: asp (Vipera aspis) |
| aspiração {f} | :: aspiration (ardent desire or ambition) |
| aspiração {f} | :: aspiration (the act of aspirating, inhaling) |
| aspiração {f} | :: vacuuming (the act of cleaning something with a vacuum cleaner) |
| aspiração {f} [phonetics] | :: aspiration (burst of air that accompanies the release of some consonants) |
| aspirador {m} | :: vacuum cleaner |
| aspirador {adj} | :: inhaling |
| aspirador de pó {m} | :: vacuum cleaner (machine for cleaning) |
| aspirar {vt} | :: to vacuum (to clean with a vacuum cleaner) |
| aspirar {vi} | :: to inspire (to draw air into the lungs) |
| aspirar {v} [.transitive, .or, a] | :: to aspire (to dream of becoming something) |
| aspirar {vt} [phonetics] | :: to aspirate (to produce a puff of breath with a consonant) |
| aspirina {f} | :: aspirin |
| asplenia {f} | :: asplenia (absence of normal spleen function) |
| às portas da morte {adj} [idiomatic] | :: at death's door (about to die) |
| as quais {pron} | :: f. pl. form of demonstrative o qual (whom) |
| Asquelom {prop} {f} [chiefly biblical] | :: alternative form of Ascalon |
| asqueroso {adj} | :: disgusting, repulsive, gross, distasteful |
| Assã {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Assam |
| assado {adj} /ɐ.ˈsa.ðu/ | :: roasted; baked |
| assado {m} | :: roast |
| assado {adv} [slang, placeholder for unimportant details, used after 'assim'] | :: in another way; differently |
| assadura {f} | :: the act of roasting |
| assadura {f} | :: skin irritation due to heat or friction |
| assafétida {f} | :: asafoetida (resinous gum from wild fennel) |
| Assaí {prop} /ˌa.sa.ˈi/ | :: Assaí (town/and/municipality) |
| assalariado {adj} /ɐ.sɐ.lɐ.ˈɾja.ðu/ | :: salaried |
| assalariar {v} | :: to hire someone, paying them a salary |
| assaltando {v} | :: gerund of assaltar |
| assaltante {mf} /ɐ.saɫ.ˈtɐ̃.tɨ/ | :: robber |
| assaltante {mf} | :: burglar |
| assaltante {mf} | :: mugger |
| assaltar {v} /ɐ.saɫ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to rob |
| assaltar {v} | :: to assault, attack |
| assaltar {v} | :: to burgle |
| assalto {m} /ɐ.ˈsaɫ.tu/ | :: assault, attack |
| assalto {m} | :: robbery, burglary, raid |
| Assam {prop} | :: Assam (state) |
| assamento {m} | :: baking (the act of baking food) |
| assamento {m} | :: roast (the act of roasting food) |
| assamês {adj} | :: Assamese (of, from or relating to Indian state of Assam) |
| assamês {adj} | :: Assamese (of or in the Assamese language) |
| assamês {m} [uncountable] | :: Assamese (language) |
| assamês {m} | :: Assamese (someone from Assam) |
| assando {v} | :: gerund of assar |
| assanhado {adj} | :: angry; furious |
| assanhando {v} | :: gerund of assanhar |
| assanhar {v} | :: to infuriate, enrage |
| assanhar {v} | :: to aggravate, inflame |
| assar {v} /ɐˈsaɾ/ | :: to bake |
| assar {v} | :: to roast |
| assassina {f} | :: feminine noun of assassino |
| assassina em série {f} | :: feminine noun of assassino em série |
| assassinando {v} | :: gerund of assassinar |
| assassinar {v} | :: to kill, murder |
| assassinar {v} | :: to assassinate |
| assassinato {m} [chiefly Brazil] /ɐ.ˌsɐ.si.ˈna.tu/ | :: assassination; murder |
| assassínio {m} [chiefly Portugal] /ɐ.sɐ.ˈsi.nju/ | :: assassination; murder |
| assassino {adj} | :: murderous |
| assassino {m} | :: killer, murderer,assassin |
| assassino de aluguel {m} | :: a hired assassin |
| assassino em série {m} | :: serial killer (person who commits multiple murders) |
| assaz {adv} [chiefly archaic] | :: very |
| asseado {adj} | :: Not dirty; clean |
| asseamento {m} | :: personal grooming |
| assediar {vt} | :: to besiege; to siege (lay siege to) |
| assediar {v} | :: to harass (annoy endlessly) |
| assedio {m} | :: obsolete spelling of assédio |
| assédio {m} /ɐ.ˈsɛ.ðju/ | :: siege |
| assédio {m} | :: assault |
| assédio sexual {m} | :: sexual harassment |
| asseguração {f} | :: assurance (the act of assuring) |
| assegurando {v} | :: gerund of assegurar |
| assegurar {v} /ɐ.sɨ.ɣu.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to ensure, assure or secure |
| asseio {m} /ɐ.ˈsɐj.u/ | :: neatness, tidiness |
| asseio {m} | :: cleanliness |
| asseio {m} | :: elegance |
| asseio {m} | :: perfection |
| assembleia {f} /a.sẽ.ˈblɛ.ja/ | :: assembly |
| assembléia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of assembleia |
| assembly {m} [computing] | :: assembly language (programming language using mnemonics that correspond to processor instructions) |
| assemelhando {v} | :: gerund of assemelhar |
| assemelhar {v} /ɐ.sɨ.mɨ.ˈʎaɾ/ | :: to resemble |
| assenhoreando {v} | :: gerund of assenhorear |
| assenhorear {v} | :: to hold, take ownership (of) |
| assentada {f} | :: The act of remaining sit or still for some period of time without standing up |
| assentamento {m} | :: settlement (a colony that is newly established; a place or region newly settled) |
| assentando {v} | :: gerund of assentar |
| assentar {v} /ɐ.sẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to seat |
| assentar {v} | :: to register |
| assentar {v} | :: to settle; to determine; to decide |
| assentimento {m} | :: assent |
| assentindo {v} | :: gerund of assentir |
| assentir {v} | :: to assent; to consent; to agree |
| assento {m} /ɐ.ˈsẽ.tu/ | :: seat, bottom, buttocks |
| asséptico {adj} | :: aseptic |
| asserção {f} /ɐsɨɾˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: assertion, proposition |
| assert {m} [programming] | :: assert (conditional statement that checks the validity of a value) |
| assertar {vt} | :: to assert |
| assertiva {f} | :: assertion; declaration; statement |
| assertivo {adj} | :: assertive (boldly self-assured) |
| assessor {m} /ˌa.se.ˈso(ɹ)/ | :: consultant, adviser |
| assessor {m} [by extension] | :: an advising organ |
| assessora {f} | :: female equivalent of assessor |
| assessorar {v} /a.se.so.ˈɾa(ɹ)/ | :: to advise, consult; to act as consultant |
| assessoria {f} /a.ˌse.so.ˈɾi.a/ | :: advisory (the activity or business of advising or consulting) |
| assessoria {f} | :: an organ responsible for such activity or business |
| assestado {adj} | :: directed (facing a certain direction) |
| assestando {v} | :: gerund of assestar |
| assestar {v} | :: to point at, or in the direction of |
| assexuadamente {adv} | :: asexually |
| assexuado {adj} [biology] | :: asexual (having no distinct sex) |
| assexual {adj} [biology] | :: asexual (having no distinct sex) |
| assexualidade {f} | :: asexuality |
| assexualmente {adv} | :: asexually |
| assiduidade {f} | :: assiduity (persistent effort) |
| assiduidade {f} | :: attendance (frequency of one’s presence) |
| assíduo {adj} | :: assiduous (hard-working, diligent) |
| assignalar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of assinalar |
| assim {adv} /ɐ.ˈsĩ/ | :: thus (as a result) |
| assim {adv} | :: this way; like this (in this manner) |
| assim assim {adv} | :: alternative form of assim, assim |
| assim-assim {adv} | :: alternative form of assim, assim |
| assim, assim {adv} | :: so-so (neither well nor poorly) |
| assim chamado {adj} | :: so-called |
| assim como {conj} | :: as well as (and in addition) |
| assim como vem, vai {proverb} | :: easy come, easy go (something that is easily won can be easily lost) |
| assim é a vida {phrase} | :: such is life (used to express the acceptance of misfortune) |
| assimetria {f} | :: asymmetry (lack of symmetry) |
| assimetricamente {adv} | :: asymmetrically |
| assimétrico {adj} | :: asymmetrical |
| assimilação {f} /ɐsimilɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: assimilation, absorption |
| assimilação {f} | :: digestion |
| assimilação {f} | :: appropriation |
| assimilacionismo {m} [sociology] | :: assimilationism (the policy or practice of the assimilation into a mainstream culture) |
| assimilacionista {mf} [sociology] | :: assimilationist (an advocate of the assimilation into a mainstream culture) |
| assimilando {v} | :: gerund of assimilar |
| assimilar {v} | :: to assimilate |
| assim que {conj} | :: as soon as |
| assim seja {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: so be it (indication of acceptance) |
| assim sendo {adv} [conjunctive] | :: therefore (for that or this reason; for that) |
| assinalado {adj} /ɐsinɐˈlaðu/ | :: ticked (marked with a tick, checkmark) |
| assinalado {adj} | :: distinguished; celebrated; prestigious |
| assinalando {v} | :: gerund of assinalar |
| assinalar {v} /ɐ.si.nɐ.ˈlaɾ/ | :: to mark (indicate in some way for later reference) |
| assinalar {v} | :: to point out, indicate |
| assinalar {v} | :: to designate |
| assinalar {v} | :: to distinguish (to make oneself better from others through accomplishments) |
| assinante {mf} | :: signatory |
| assinante {mf} | :: subscriber (a person who subscribes to a publication or a service) |
| assinar {v} /ɐ.si.ˈnaɾ/ | :: sign (to write one's signature on a document) |
| assinar {v} | :: subscribe (to sign up to receive a publication) |
| assinar {v} | :: (obsolete, literature) to indicate; to point; to define; to mark; to designate |
| assinatura {f} | :: signature |
| assinatura {f} | :: byline |
| assinatura {f} | :: subscription (for a publication or service) |
| assincronia {f} /ɐ.ˌsĩ.kɾo.ˈni.ɐ/ | :: asynchrony (asynchrony) |
| assincronismo {m} | :: asynchrony |
| assindético {adj} [grammar, of a clause] | :: lacking a conjunction |
| assíndeto {m} [rhetoric] | :: asyndeton |
| assino embaixo {interj} [idiomatic] | :: I definitely agree |
| assino embaixo {interj} | :: See: pt assino embaixo |
| assintomático {adj} [pathology] | :: asymptomatic (not exhibiting any symptoms) |
| assíntota {m} | :: asymptote |
| assintótico {adj} | :: asymptotic |
| Assíria {prop} {f} /a.ˈsi.ɾi.ɐ/ | :: Assíria (ancient kingdom) |
| assírio {m} | :: Assyrian |
| assírio {adj} | :: Assyrian |
| assiriologia {f} /a.ˌsi.ɾi.o.lo.ˈʒi.a/ | :: Assyriology |
| assiriológico {adj} | :: Assyriological |
| assiriologista {mf} | :: assyriologist |
| assiriólogo {m} | :: Assyriologist |
| Assis {prop} | :: Assis (municipality) |
| Assis Chateaubriand {prop} /a.ˈsis ʃa.ˌto.bɾi.ˈɐ̃/ | :: Assis Chateaubriand (city/and/municipality) |
| assistência {f} /ɐsiʃˈtẽsjɐ/ | :: assistance, aid, help |
| assistência {f} | :: protection |
| assistência anquimérica {f} [chemistry] | :: anchimeric assistance (form of neighbouring group participation in which the rate of a reaction is increased) |
| assistência humanitária {f} | :: relief (humanitarian aid or assistance) |
| assistente {adj} | :: assistant |
| assistente {mf} | :: assistant |
| assistente social {mf} | :: social worker (person whose profession is social work) |
| assistir {vt} /ɐ.siʃ.ˈtiɾ/ | :: to assist (to help, especially in a secondary role) |
| assistir {v} [a] | :: to watch; to witness; to attend (to observe a broadcast, performance or event) |
| assistolia {f} [cardiology] | :: asystole (absence of systole) |
| assistólico {adj} | :: asystolic (pertaining to or suffering from asystole) |
| assoalho {m} /ɐ.ˈswa.ʎu/ | :: floor (bottom of a room), especially a wooden one |
| assoar o nariz {v} | :: to blow one's nose (to expel mucus from nose) |
| assoberbando {v} | :: gerund of assoberbar |
| assoberbar {v} | :: to overwhelm |
| assoberbar {v} | :: to humiliate |
| assobiando {v} | :: gerund of assobiar |
| assobiar {vi} /ɐ.su.ˈβjaɾ/ | :: to whistle (to make a shrill, high-pitched sound by forcing air through the mouth) |
| assobiar {vt} | :: to whistle a song |
| assobiar {v} [of a bird] | :: to produce birdsongs |
| assobio {m} /ɐ.su.ˈβi.u/ | :: whistle (shrill, high-pitched sound made by whistling) |
| assobio {m} | :: birdsong (musical sound made by a bird) |
| assobio {m} | :: the sound of rushing wind |
| associação {f} /ɐ.su.sjɐ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: association |
| Associação de Nações do Sudeste Asiático {prop} {f} | :: ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) |
| associado {adj} | :: associated |
| associado {m} | :: associate, partner |
| associal {adj} | :: asocial (not sociable) |
| associalmente {adv} | :: asocially |
| associamento {m} | :: association (act of associating) |
| associando {v} | :: gerund of associar |
| associar {v} [a, com, .transitive, .or] | :: to associate (to consider connected or related) |
| associar {v} [a, .pronominal] | :: to join (to become part of an association) |
| associar {v} [a, .transitive, .or] | :: to make someone join an association |
| associar {vt} [of an association] | :: to get as a new member |
| associar {vp} | :: to partner up (to form a partnership with one another) |
| associar {v} [a, com, .pronominal] | :: to partner with (to form a partnership with) |
| associatividade {f} [algebra] | :: associativity (condition of being associative) |
| associativo {adj} [algebra] | :: associative (algebraic property of an operator) |
| assolando {v} | :: gerund of assolar |
| assolar {v} | :: to ravage, devastate, raze |
| assomando {v} | :: gerund of assomar |
| assomar {v} | :: to appear |
| assomar {v} | :: to loom |
| assombração {f} | :: ghost (spirit appearing after death) |
| assombração {f} | :: the act of haunting a place |
| assombrado {adj} /ɐ.sõ.ˈbɾa.ðu/ | :: haunted (inhabited or frequented by ghosts) |
| assombrado {adj} | :: amazed |
| assombrado {adj} | :: frightened |
| assombrado {adj} | :: shady |
| assombrando {v} | :: gerund of assombrar |
| assombrar {v} | :: to overshadow |
| assombrar {v} | :: to amaze, astonish |
| assombrar {v} | :: to scare |
| assombrar {v} | :: to haunt |
| assombrar {v} | :: (obsolete, literature) to cover with shadow |
| assombro {m} /ɐ.ˈsõ.bɾu/ | :: astonishment |
| assombro {m} | :: terror |
| assombroso {adj} | :: astonishing; appalling (causing astonishment) |
| assombroso {adj} | :: horrifying (causing extreme fear) |
| assoprador {m} | :: blower |
| assoprando {v} | :: gerund of assoprar |
| assoprar {v} | :: to blow |
| assopro {m} | :: alternative form of sopro |
| assorear {vi} | :: to silt up (become filled or clogged with silt) |
| assorear {vt} | :: to block a waterway |
| assossegado {adj} | :: alternative form of sossegado |
| assoviar {v} | :: alternative form of assobiar |
| assovio {m} | :: alternative form of assobio |
| assuada {f} | :: clamour, din |
| assuada {f} | :: boo |
| assuada {f} | :: whoop |
| Assuero {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Ahasuerus (biblical king of Persia) |
| Assuerus {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Assuero |
| assumindo {v} | :: gerund of assumir |
| assumir {v} /ɐ.su.ˈmiɾ/ | :: to assume (to take on a position or duty) |
| assumir {v} | :: to admit (one's faults) |
| assumpção {f} | :: alternative form of assunção |
| assunção {f} | :: assumption |
| Assunção {prop} {f} [Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy] | :: Assumption (the ascent of the Virgin Mary into Heaven) |
| Assunção {prop} {f} | :: Assunção (capital city) |
| assunto {m} /ɐ.ˈsũ.tu/ | :: subject, topic, theme |
| assunto {m} | :: affair, thing |
| Assur {prop} /a.ˈsuɾ/ | :: Assur (one of the <<ancient capitals>> of <<kindgom/Assyria>>, in modern <<c/Iraq>>) |
| Assur {prop} [Assyrian mythology] | :: Assur; Ashur (the chief god) |
| assustado {adj} /ɐ.suʃ.ˈta.ðu/ | :: shy, timid |
| assustado {adj} | :: fearful, frightened, afraid, scared |
| assustador {adj} /a.ˌsus.ta.ˈdoʁ/ | :: frightening; scary; frightful |
| assustador {m} | :: scarer; frightener (someone or something that frightens) |
| assustando {v} | :: gerund of assustar |
| assustar {v} /ɐ.suʃ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to scare, frighten |
| assustar {v} | :: to startle |
| assy {adv} | :: obsolete form of assim |
| Assyria {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Assíria |
| assyriologia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of assiriologia |
| Astana {prop} {f} /as.ˈtɐ.nɐ/ | :: Astana (former name of Nur-Sultan, the <<capital city>> of <<c/Kazakhstan>>) |
| astatíneo {m} | :: alternative form of astatínio |
| astatínio {m} | :: astatine |
| astato {m} /ɐʃ.ˈta.tʊ/ | :: astatine (the chemical element) |
| asteca {adj} | :: Aztec (of or pertaining to the Nahuas) |
| astenia {f} [medicine] /as.te.ˈni.a/ | :: asthenia |
| áster {m} | :: aster (any of plant of the genus Aster) |
| áster {m} [cytology] | :: aster (star-shaped structure formed during the mitosis of a cell) |
| asterisco {m} /ˌɐʃ.tɨ.ˈɾiʃ.ku/ | :: asterisk (symbol used to highlight words or sentences) |
| asterismo {m} | :: asterism (small group of stars) |
| Asterix {prop} {m} | :: Asterix (a fictional character from French comic books) |
| asteroide {m} [astronomy] | :: asteroid |
| asteróide {m} | :: obsolete spelling of asteroide |
| astigmatismo {m} [optics] | :: astigmatism (defect of a lens such that it doesn’t have a focal point) |
| astigmatismo {m} [ophthalmology] | :: astigmatism (inability of the eye to focus) |
| Astolfo Dutra {prop} | :: Astolfo Dutra (municipality) |
| Astorga {prop} {f} /as.ˈtɔʁ.ɡɐ/ | :: Astorga (city) |
| Astorga {prop} {f} | :: Astorga (town/and/municipality) |
| Astracã {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Astrakhan |
| astrágalo {m} [skeleton, Portugal] | :: anklebone; talus |
| Astrakhan {prop} {f} | :: Astrakhan (oblast) |
| Astrakhan {prop} {f} | :: Astrakhan (city/administrative center) |
| astral {adj} | :: astral (relating to or resembling the stars) |
| astral {adj} [parapsychology, theosophy] | :: astral (relating to a supposed supersensible substance) |
| astral {m} [colloquial, usually with alto or baixo] | :: vibe (the atmosphere of a person or situation) |
| Astreia {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Astraea (goddess of justice) |
| às três é de vez {proverb} | :: third time's a charm (one is sure to succeed on the third try) |
| às três pancadas {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: sloppily; hastily |
| Astreu {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Astraeus (titan-god of the dusk) |
| Astride {prop} {f} /as.ˈtɾi.d͡ʒi/ | :: given name |
| -astro {suffix} | :: -aster (forms pejoratives) |
| astro- {prefix} | :: astro- |
| astro {m} /ˈa(j)ʃtɾu/ | :: celestial body (ex. a star, a planet, a comet) |
| astro {m} | :: celebrity, star (a very famous and popular person) |
| astrobiologia {f} | :: astrobiology (study of life in the universe) |
| astrócito {m} | :: astrocyte |
| astrofísica {f} /aʃ.tɾɔ.ˈfi.zi.kɐ/ | :: astrophysics |
| astrofísico {adj} | :: astrophysical |
| astrofísico {m} | :: astrophysicist |
| astrofotografia {f} [astronomy, photography] | :: astrophotography (photography of celestial objects) |
| astrolábio {m} /ɐʃtɾɔˈlaβju/ | :: astrolabe |
| astróloga {f} | :: female equivalent of astrólogo |
| astrologia {f} | :: astrology |
| astrologicamente {adv} | :: astrologically |
| astrológico {adj} | :: astrological (pertaining to astrology) |
| astrólogo {m} | :: astrologer; astrologist (one who practises astrology) |
| astronauta {mf} | :: astronaut (member of the crew of a spaceship or other spacecraft, or someone trained for that purpose) |
| astronave {f} | :: spacecraft (vehicle that travels through space) |
| astronomia {f} | :: astronomy |
| astronomicamente {adv} | :: astronomically |
| astronómico {adj} [European orthography, not comparable] | :: astronomical (of or relating to astronomy) |
| astronómico {adj} [European orthography] | :: astronomical (very large) |
| astronômico {adj} [Brazil] | :: astronomic, astronomical |
| astronômico {adj} | :: pertaining or relating to astronomy |
| astronômico {adj} [figurative] | :: of very large or immense proportions; colossal |
| astrónomo {m} | :: astronomer |
| astrônomo {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: astronomer |
| astroso {adj} /ɐʃˈtɾozu/ | :: ill-starred, unfortunate |
| astúcia {f} /ɐʃˈtusjɐ/ | :: astuteness, craftiness, cunning |
| astucioso {adj} | :: astute (shrewd or crafty) |
| Astúria {prop} {f} | :: rare form of Astúrias |
| asturiano {adj} | :: Asturian |
| asturiano {m} | :: Asturian |
| asturiano {m} | :: Asturian (language) |
| Astúrias {prop} {fp} | :: Astúrias (autonomous community/and/province) |
| Astúrias {prop} {fp} [historical] | :: Astúrias (mediaeval kingdom) |
| astutamente {adv} | :: astutely |
| astuto {adj} /asˈtu.tu/ | :: clever; shrewd; sagacious (smart in dealing with practical matters) |
| astuto {adj} [in particular] | :: astute; shrewd; crafty; cunning (quick at seeing how to gain advantage) |
| às vezes {adv} | :: sometimes (on certain occasions, but not always) |
| às vezes {adv} | :: perhaps, maybe (indicates possibility or doubt) |
| ata {f} /ˈa.tɐ/ | :: minute (record of meeting) |
| ata {interj} [Internet slang] /a.ˈta/ | :: alternative form of ah, tá |
| atabalhoadamente {adv} | :: haphazardly (in a haphazard manner) |
| atabalhoado {adj} /ˌɐ.tɐ.ˌβɐ.ˈʎwa.ðu/ | :: haphazard (random, chaotic, incomplete) |
| atabernado {adj} | :: tavern (attributive) |
| atacadista {mf} | :: wholesaler (person or company that sells goods wholesale to retailers) |
| atacado {m} | :: wholesale |
| atacador {m} | :: shoelace (for fastening a shoe) |
| atacador {m} | :: attacker (someone who attacks) |
| atacante {adj} /ɐ.tɐ.ˈkɐ̃.tɨ/ | :: attacking |
| atacante {mf} | :: attacker |
| atacar {v} /ɐtɐˈkaɾ/ | :: to attack (to apply violent force) |
| atacar {v} | :: to attack (to aggressively challenge a person or idea) |
| atacar {v} | :: to attack (to deal with something in a direct way) |
| atacar {v} [sports] | :: to attempt to score |
| atacar {v} [of a disease] | :: to strike |
| atacar {v} | :: to eat voraciously |
| atacável {adj} | :: attackable, assailable |
| atado {adj} /ɐ.ˈta.ðu/ | :: tied |
| atado {adj} | :: timid |
| atado {m} | :: bundle |
| atadura {f} | :: bandage (medical binding) |
| atalaia {f} | :: watchtower |
| Atalaia {prop} {f} /ˌa.ta.ˈlaj.ɐ/ | :: Any of various villages in Portugal or Brasil |
| Atalaia {prop} {f} | :: Atalaia (town/and/municipality) |
| Atalanta {prop} | :: Atalanta (municipality) |
| Ataléia {prop} | :: Ataléia (municipality) |
| atalhando {v} | :: gerund of atalhar |
| atalhar {v} /ɐ.tɐ.ˈʎaɾ/ | :: to shorten, abbreviate, summarize |
| atalhar {v} | :: to shortcut |
| atalho {m} /ɐ.ˈta.ʎʊ/ | :: shortcut (path, method) |
| atamã {m} [historical] | :: ataman (Cossack leader) |
| atanazar {v} | :: to tong (to grab, manipulate or transport something using tongs) |
| atapetando {v} | :: gerund of atapetar |
| atapetar {v} | :: to carpet |
| ataque {m} /ɐˈtakɨ/ | :: attack |
| ataque cardíaco {m} | :: heart attack (acute myocardial infarction) |
| ataque de nervos {m} | :: nervous breakdown |
| atar {v} /ɐˈtaɾ/ | :: to tie, tie up |
| ataraxia {f} | :: ataraxia |
| atarefado {adj} | :: eventful |
| atarefado {adj} | :: busy |
| atarefar {vt} | :: to task (to assign a task to) |
| Atari {m} [video games] | :: Atari (video game system) |
| atarracado {adj} /a.ta.ʁa.ˈka.du/ | :: stubby, chubby |
| atarracado {adj} | :: tight, narrow, squeezed |
| atarracado {adj} | :: unelegant, gauche |
| atarracar {v} [equestrianism] /a.ta.ʁa.ˈka(ɾ)/ | :: to prepeare the horseshoe in order to put it on the hoof |
| atarracar {v} | :: to squeeze, to tighten |
| atarracar {v} | :: to disturb and confuse |
| atarraxando {v} | :: gerund of atarraxar |
| atarraxar {v} /ɐ.tɐ.ʁɐ.ˈʃaɾ/ | :: to screw on |
| atascadeira {f} | :: synonym of atascadeiro: wetland, marsh, swamp |
| atascadeiro {m} | :: wetland, marsh, swamp |
| atascal {m} | :: wetland, marsh, swamp |
| ataúde {m} /ɐtɐˈud(ə)/ | :: coffin |
| ataúde {m} | :: bier, hearse |
| ataúde {m} | :: tomb |
| ataulizado {adj} | :: Common misspelling of atualizado |
| atavernado {adj} | :: alternative form of atabernado |
| ataviar {v} /a.ta.vi.ˈa(ɾ)/ | :: to adorn; to decorate |
| atávico {adj} [biology] | :: atavistic (of the recurrence of a trait after an absence of generations) |
| atávico {adj} | :: atavistic (of a throwback) |
| atávico {adj} | :: atavistic (of the return of earlier, more primitive behaviour) |
| atavismo {m} [biology] | :: atavism (reappearance of an ancestral characteristic in a species) |
| atavístico {adj} [biology] | :: atavistic (of the recurrence of a trait after an absence of generations) |
| atavístico {adj} | :: atavistic (of a throwback) |
| atavístico {adj} | :: atavistic (of the return of earlier, more primitive behaviour) |
| ataxia {f} [pathology] | :: ataxia (pathological lack of coordination) |
| ataxia de Friedreich {f} [neurology, pathology] | :: Friedreich's ataxia (an inherited disease that causes progressive damage to the nervous system) |
| atazanar {v} | :: alternative form of atanazar |
| atazanar {vt} | :: to disturb, to pester |
| atchim {interj} [onomatopoeia] | :: achoo! (sound of a sneeze) |
| até {prep} /ɐ.ˈtɛ/ | :: until (up to the time of something happening) |
| até {prep} | :: by (at some point before the given time) |
| até {prep} | :: to (all the way to a place) |
| até {prep} | :: up to (to the point of; as much as) |
| até {adv} | :: even (implying an extreme example in the case mentioned) |
| até {adv} | :: including (introducing one or more parts of the group or topic just mentioned) |
| até {adv} [idiomatic] | :: very much; to a great extent (implies a continuation) |
| até {interj} | :: [colloquial] short for any farewell containing até (até-logo, até mais, até breve, até já): see ya; see you later; see you soon |
| atè {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of até |
| atè {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of até |
| atê {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of até |
| atê {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of até |
| ateando {v} | :: gerund of atear |
| atear {v} [a] | :: to set (fire to something) |
| atear fogo {v} | :: to set fire, set on fire |
| até a segunda ordem {adv} | :: until a proper decision or change of plans |
| até a segunda ordem {adv} | :: See: pt até a segunda ordem |
| até breve {interj} | :: see you soon |
| até debaixo d'água {adv} [idiom] | :: "even underwater", at all times, without exception |
| ateh {prep} [Internet slang] | :: alternative spelling of até |
| ateh {adv} [Internet slang] | :: alternative spelling of até |
| ateia {f} | :: feminine noun of ateu |
| atéia {f} | :: superseded spelling of ateia |
| ateísmo {n} /ɐtiˈiʒmu/ | :: atheism |
| ateísmo {m} | :: atheism |
| ateísta {mf} /ˌa.te.ˈis.tɐ/ | :: atheist |
| ateísta {adj} | :: atheistic |
| atelectasia {f} [pathology] | :: atelectasis (lung collapse caused by inner factors) |
| ateliê {m} | :: atelier (studio) |
| até logo {interj} | :: see you soon |
| até-logo {interj} /ɐ.tɛ.ˈlɔ.ɣu/ | :: goodbye |
| até-logo {interj} | :: see ya, see you later |
| até mais {phrase} | :: see you later (a farewell) |
| até mais {phrase} | :: See: pt até mais |
| até mais ver {phrase} | :: see you later (a farewell) |
| atemoia {f} | :: atemoya (fruit that a hybrid of the sugar-apple and the cherimoya) |
| atemóia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of atemoia |
| atemorizando {v} | :: gerund of atemorizar |
| atemorizar {v} | :: to frighten |
| atempando {v} | :: gerund of atempar |
| atempar {v} /ɐtẽˈpaɾ/ | :: to schedule (to plan an activity at a specific date or time in the future) |
| atempar {v} [regional, Minho] | :: to ripen (to become mature) |
| atemporal {adj} | :: atemporal (unaffected by time) |
| Atena {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Athena |
| Atenas {prop} {f} /a.ˈte.nɐs/ | :: Atenas (capital city) |
| Atenas {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Atenas (ancient city state) |
| atenazar {v} | :: alternative form of atanazar |
| atenção {f} /ɐ.tẽ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: attention |
| atenção {f} | :: thoughtfulness |
| atenciosamente {adv} | :: with attention |
| atenciosamente {adv} | :: yours sincerely (a polite formula used to end letters, preceding the signature) |
| atencioso {adj} | :: thoughtful; considerate |
| atendendo {v} | :: gerund of atender |
| atendente {mf} [Brazil] | :: attendant |
| atender {vt} /a.tẽ.ˈde(ʁ)/ | :: to answer (the phone, the door) |
| atender {v} | :: to serve or answer (at a service counter or help desk) |
| atender {v} | :: to take into account; to consider |
| atender {v} | :: to meet, conform to, deal with or cater to (circumstances, requirements or expectations) |
| atender {v} | :: to suit or accommodate (limitations, requirements or expectations) |
| atendimento {m} /a.tẽ.d͡ʒi.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: the way a service is provided |
| atendível {adj} | :: answerable |
| atendível {adj} | :: compliable (with) |
| ateniense {adj} /ɐtɨˈnjẽsɨ/ | :: Athenian (pertaining to Athens) |
| ateniense {mf} | :: Athenian (person from Athens) |
| atentado {m} /ɐtẽˈtaðu/ | :: outrage, violent offence |
| atentamente {adv} | :: attentively (in an attentive manner) |
| atentar {v} /a.tẽ.ˈta(ɾ)/ | :: to commit or attempt to commit a crime motivated by ideology |
| atentar {v} | :: to do something that contravenes a convention, morality, religion, rights, etc |
| atentar {v} | :: to pay attention to something |
| atentar {v} | :: to tempt (to provoke someone to do wrong) |
| atentar {v} [colloquial] | :: to bother; to irritate; to annoy |
| atento {adj} | :: attentive |
| atenuação {f} [physics] | :: attenuation (a reduction in the level of some property with distance) |
| atenuando {v} | :: gerund of atenuar |
| atenuante {adj} | :: mitigating; attenuating; extenuating (that lessens severity) |
| atenuante {f} [legal] | :: extenuating circumstance (any fact that mitigates or lessens a crime) |
| atenuar {v} | :: to attenuate, lessen, reduce |
| atenuar {v} | :: to mitigate |
| ateo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of ateu |
| até o cu fazer bico {adv} [vulgar, humorous] | :: until one is blue in the face (for a very long time and unworriedly) |
| até parece {interj} /aˈtɛ paˈɾɛsɪ̥/ | :: Expresses that something is unlikely: "as if!" |
| até parece que {interj} | :: denotes something unlikely |
| até que {prep} | :: until (before a time) |
| até que a morte nos separe {phrase} | :: till death do us part (phrase said as part of wedding vows indicating commitment) |
| até que enfim {adv} | :: after a long time; finally; at last |
| até que enfim {interj} | :: finally!; at last! |
| ater {vr} | :: to conform, comply |
| aterogénico {adj} [European orthography, medicine] | :: atherogenic (that initiates or accelerates atherogenesis) |
| aterogênico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of aterogénico |
| aterrador {adj} | :: horrifying; terrifying (causing extreme fear) |
| aterragem {f} | :: landing (of an aircraft) |
| aterrando {v} | :: gerund of aterrar |
| aterrar {v} /ɐtɨˈʁaɾ/ | :: to terrorize |
| aterrar {v} | :: to land |
| aterrisagem {f} [Brazil] | :: alternative form of aterrizagem |
| aterrissagem {m} | :: alternative form of aterrizagem |
| aterrissar {vi} /a.te.ʁi.ˈsa(ʁ)/ | :: to land (to descend to a surface, especially from the air) |
| aterrissar {vt} | :: to land (to bring to land) |
| aterrizagem {f} [Brazil] /a.te.ʁi.ˈza.ʒẽj̃/ | :: landing (an aircraft’s coming to land) |
| aterro {m} /ɐ.ˈte.ʁu/ | :: earth or rubble used to cover or level a location |
| aterro {m} | :: a place covered with earth or rubble |
| aterro {m} | :: landfill (site at which refuse is buried); short for aterro sanitário |
| atêrro {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aterro |
| aterrorizar {vt} | :: to terrorise (to fill with terror) |
| aterro sanitário {m} | :: landfill (site at which refuse is buried) |
| atestação {f} | :: attestation (something which bears witness, confirms or authenticates) |
| atestado de óbito {m} | :: death certificate (document) |
| atestado médico {m} | :: aegrotat (certificate indicating that someone is ill) |
| atestando {v} | :: gerund of atestar |
| atestar {v} | :: to attest, testify, vouch |
| atestar {v} | :: to fill |
| ateu {m} /ɐ.ˈtew/ | :: atheist (one who lacks belief in the existence of gods) |
| athe {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of até |
| athe {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of até |
| athé {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of até |
| athé {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of até |
| Athenas {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Atenas |
| Atibaia {prop} | :: Atibaia (municipality) |
| Ática {prop} {f} | :: Ática (peninsula/and/historical region) |
| Ática {prop} {f} | :: Ática (region) |
| atiçador {m} | :: poker (metal rod for poking embers) |
| atiçando {v} | :: gerund of atiçar |
| atiçar {v} | :: to stir, poke |
| atiçar {v} | :: to incite, provoke |
| ático {adj} | :: Attic (of, from or relating to Attica, a region of Greece) |
| ático {m} | :: Attic (Ancient Greek dialect spoken in Attica) |
| ático {m} [architecture] | :: a story or low wall above the cornice of a façade |
| Átila {prop} {m} | :: historical given name |
| atilho {m} | :: string, twine, cord |
| átimo {m} | :: moment (brief amount of time) |
| atinando {v} | :: gerund of atinar |
| atinar {v} | :: to attain |
| atinar {v} | :: to hit a target |
| atinar {v} | :: to fathom |
| atinente {adj} [formal] /a.t͡ʃi.ˈnẽ.t͡ʃi/ | :: relating or related (to) |
| atingir {vt} /a.t͡ʃĩ.ˈʒi(ʁ)/ | :: to strike, to touch |
| atingir {v} [a] | :: to attain, to reach (a level) |
| atingir {v} [a] | :: to understand |
| -ation {suffix} [humorous] /ˈej.ʃõ/ | :: used instead of -ação to give the word an air of formality |
| atípico {adj} | :: atypical; unusual |
| a tiracolo {adv} | :: crossing a person’s chest from one side of their neck to the opposite side of the body |
| atiradeira {f} | :: slingshot (device for shooting small projectiles) |
| atirador {m} /ɐtiɾɐˈðoɾ/ | :: shooter |
| atirador {m} | :: sniper |
| atirador {m} | :: marksman, dead shot |
| atirador de elite {m} | :: sharpshooter; marksman (soldier who makes precision shots from a distance) |
| atirar {v} /ˌɐ.ti.ˈɾaɾ/ | :: to throw |
| atirar {vt} | :: to fire (shoot a gun) |
| atirar a primeira pedra {v} [idiomatic] | :: to cast the first stone (act self-righteously) |
| atirar pérolas aos porcos {v} [idiomatic] | :: alternative form of dar pérolas a porcos |
| atitude {f} /ɐ.ti.ˈtu.ðɨ/ | :: attitude, position |
| atitude {f} | :: behaviour |
| a título de {prep} | :: for, as to |
| ativação {f} | :: activation |
| ativacional {adj} | :: activational (pertaining to or causing activation) |
| ativado {adj} | :: activated |
| ativador {adj} /a.ti.vɐ.ˈðoɾ/ | :: activating |
| ativador {m} | :: activator |
| ativamente {adv} /a.ti.vɐ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: actively |
| ativante {adj} | :: activatory (which activates) |
| ativar {vt} /a.ti.ˈvaɾ/ | :: to activate, enable (put something into action) |
| ativável {adj} | :: activable (capable of being activated) |
| atividade {f} /ɐ.ti.vi.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: activity (something done as an action or a movement) |
| atividade {f} [uncountable] | :: activity (the state or quality of being active; nimbleness; agility; vigorous action or operation; energy; active force) |
| ativina {f} | :: alternative form of activina |
| ativismo {m} | :: activism |
| ativismo {m} | :: militancy |
| ativista {adj} /a.ti.ˈviʃ.tɐ/ | :: activist (attributive) |
| ativista {adj} | :: militant |
| ativista {mf} | :: activist (one who is politically active) |
| ativo {m} /a.ˈti.vu/ | :: asset (something or someone of any value) |
| ativo {adj} | :: active |
| ativo circulante {m} [accounting] | :: current asset |
| ativo fixo {m} [business, accounting] | :: fixed asset |
| Atlanta {prop} {f} | :: Atlanta (capital city) |
| atlante {mf} [mythology] | :: Atlantean (an inhabitant of Atlantis) |
| atlante {m} [architecture] | :: atlas (figure of a man used as a column) |
| atlântico {adj} | :: Atlantic |
| Atlântico {prop} {m} /a.ˈtlɐ̃.t͡ʃi.ku/ | :: Atlântico (ocean) |
| Atlântida {prop} {f} [Greek mythology, fantasy] | :: Atlântida (legendary city) |
| atlas {m} /ˈa.tlas/ | :: atlas (collection of maps) |
| atlas {m} | :: atlas (topmost vertebra) |
| Atlas {prop} {m} [Greek god] /ˈa.tlɐʃ/ | :: Atlas (titan who holds the sky) |
| Atlas {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Atlas (a moon of Saturn) |
| Atlas {prop} {mp} | :: Atlas (range) |
| atleta {mf} /ɐ.ˈtlɛ.tɐ/ | :: athlete |
| atleticano {adj} [Brazil, soccer] | :: Pertaining to, or related to Clube Atlético Mineiro, Clube Atlético Paranaense or any club named "Atlético" |
| atleticano {m} [Brazil, soccer] | :: A player or supporter of Clube Atlético Mineiro, Clube Atlético Paranaense or any club named "Atlético", especially the association football (soccer) team |
| atlético {adj} | :: athletic (relating to athletes or athletics) |
| atlético {adj} | :: athletic (having a muscular, well developed body) |
| atletismo {m} | :: athletics (sporting activities such as track and field and running) |
| atmo- {prefix} | :: Pertaining to air |
| atmosfera {f} /at.moʃ.ˈfɛ.ra/ | :: atmosphere |
| atmosfera {f} | :: gases surrounding the Earth (or another astronomical body) |
| atmosfera {f} | :: the air in an environment |
| atmosfera {f} [figuratively] | :: the apparent mood felt in an environment |
| atmosfera {f} [chemistry, planetology] | :: a unit of measurement for pressure (symbol: atm) |
| atmosfera física {f} | :: atmosphere (a unit of measurement for pressure) |
| atmosfericamente {adv} | :: atmospherically |
| atmosférico {adj} | :: atmospheric |
| -ato {suffix} | :: -ship; -ate (rank or office) |
| -ato {suffix} | :: -age (place) |
| -ato {suffix} [chemistry] | :: -ate (derivative of a salt or ester of an acid whose name ends in -ico) |
| ato {m} /ˈa.tu/ | :: act (deed) |
| ato {m} | :: act (state of existence) |
| ato {m} | :: act (process of doing something) |
| ato {m} | :: act (division of theatrical performance) |
| ato {m} | :: act (display of behaviour) |
| à toa {adv} [idiomatic] | :: aimlessly, out of the blue |
| à toa {adj} [of a person] | :: idle (not doing anything important) |
| atoarda {f} | :: canard (false or misleading story) |
| atochar {v} | :: to wedge (to force into a narrow gap) |
| a todo custo {adv} | :: at all costs; whatever it takes |
| a todo vapor {adv} | :: full steam ahead, at full blast, at full tilt |
| ato falho {m} | :: Freudian slip (subconscious mistake in speech or action) |
| ato infracional {m} [Brazilian law] | :: A criminal act perpetrated by a minor |
| atol {m} /ɐˈtɔɫ/ | :: atoll (island) |
| atoladoiro {m} | :: alternative form of atoladouro: wetland, marsh, swamp |
| atoladouro {m} | :: wetland, marsh, swamp |
| atolar {vt} | :: to bog down |
| atoleiro {m} | :: quagmire |
| atoleiro {m} | :: morass |
| atómico {adj} /ɐ.ˈtɔ.mɨ.kʊ/ | :: relating to atoms |
| atómico {adj} | :: atomic (of, or employing nuclear energy or processes) |
| atómico {adj} [comparable] | :: extremely small |
| atômico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of atómico |
| atomizar {v} | :: to atomize |
| atomizar {v} | :: to reduce to atoms |
| atomizar {v} | :: to fragment, to break into parts (either figuratively or literally) |
| átomo {m} [physics, chemistry] /ˈa.tu.mu/ | :: atom (nucleus surrounded by electrons) |
| átomo {m} | :: atom (smallest, indivisible constituent part or unit of something) |
| átomo {m} [historical] | :: atom (theoretical indivisible particle of matter) |
| átomo {m} | :: instant (a very short period of time) |
| átomo {m} | :: a very small and insignificant thing |
| atonal {adj} [music] | :: atonal (lacking a tonal center or key) |
| atónico {adj} [European orthography, phonetics, of a phoneme or syllable] | :: unaccented (pronounced without stress) |
| atônico {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative spelling of atónico |
| atónito {adj} | :: astonished |
| atônito {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of atónito |
| átono {adj} [phonetics, of a phoneme or syllable] | :: atonic; unaccented (pronounced without stress) |
| a toque de caixa {adv} [figurative] | :: hastily (lit. 'to the sound of a snare drum') |
| ator {m} /aˈtoɾ/ | :: actor (person who performs in a theatrical play or movie) |
| atordoando {v} | :: gerund of atordoar |
| atordoar {v} | :: to stun, daze |
| atordoar {v} | :: to stupefy |
| atormentador {m} | :: tormentor (someone who torments) |
| atormentador {adj} | :: tormenting (that torments) |
| atormentar {v} | :: to torment (cause severe suffering) |
| a torto e a direito {adv} [idiomatic] | :: left and right (indiscriminately, frequently or excessively) |
| Atos dos Apóstolos {prop} {mp} [biblical] | :: Acts of the Apostles (the name of the book of Acts in the Bible) |
| atracando {v} | :: gerund of atracar |
| atração {f} /ɐ.tɾa.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: attraction |
| atração de van der Waals {f} [chemistry] | :: van der Waals force (weak attraction between neutral atoms and molecules) |
| atracar {v} [nautical] | :: to moor, berth |
| atracção {f} | :: obsolete spelling of atração |
| atractivo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of atrativo |
| atractivo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of atrativo |
| atraente {adj} /ɐtɾɐˈẽtɨ/ | :: attractive (having the power of charming) |
| atraiçoadamente {adv} | :: treacherously |
| atraiçoadamente {adv} | :: mistakenly |
| atraiçoado {adj} | :: betrayed |
| atraiçoado {adj} | :: treacherous |
| atraiçoado {adj} | :: mistaken, deluded |
| atraído {adj} | :: attracted |
| atrair {v} /ɐtɾɐˈiɾ/ | :: to attract |
| atrair {v} | :: to amaze |
| atrair {v} | :: to bring towards by the use of gravity |
| atrair {v} | :: provoke |
| atráis {prep} | :: eye dialect of atrás |
| atrapalhado {adj} /ɐ.tɾɐ.pɐ.ˈʎa.ðu/ | :: lacking coordination; not dextrous; clumsy |
| atrapalhando {v} | :: gerund of atrapalhar |
| atrapalhar {vt} /ɐ.tɾɐ.pɐ.ˈʎaɾ/ | :: to disturb; to disrupt (to interrupt or throw into confusion) |
| atrapalhar {vp} | :: to mess up (to perform poorly; to make mistakes) |
| atras {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of atrás |
| atrás {prep} /ɐ.ˈtɾaʃ/ | :: behind (at the back of) |
| atrás {prep} | :: after (looking for) |
| atrás {prep} | :: ago (in the past) |
| atrasado {adj} /ɐ.tɾɐ.ˈza.ðu/ | :: not arriving until after an expected time; late |
| atrasado {m} | :: latecomer |
| atrasado {m} | :: retard (person with mental retardation) |
| atrasados {mp} | :: arrears (unpaid debt) |
| atrasar {v} /ɐ.tɾɐ.ˈzaɾ/ | :: to delay |
| atrás das grades {adv} | :: behind bars (in jail or prison) |
| atrás de {prep} | :: behind |
| atrás de {prep} | :: after (in pursuit of, seeking) |
| atraso {m} /ɐ.ˈtɾa.zu/ | :: delay |
| atratividade {f} | :: attractiveness; attractivity (the quality or degree of being attractive) |
| atrativo {m} /ɐtɾaˈtivu/ | :: attractiveness |
| atrativo {m} | :: attraction |
| atrativo {adj} | :: attractive |
| atravancando {v} | :: gerund of atravancar |
| atravancar {v} | :: to clutter |
| atravancar {v} | :: to obstruct, block, chock |
| atravancar {v} | :: to embarrass |
| através {adv} /ɐ.tɾɐ.ˈvɛʃ/ | :: through, across (from one side to the other) |
| através de {prep} | :: through (entering then exiting) |
| através de {prep} | :: by means of; through; by (with the use of) |
| atravessar {v} /ɐ.tɾɐ.vɨˈ.saɾ/ | :: to cross, to traverse |
| atravessar {v} | :: to pierce, to go through |
| atravessar o Rubicão {v} [idiomatic] | :: to cross the Rubicon (to make an irreversible decision) |
| atravez {adv} | :: superseded spelling of através |
| atrelar {v} [em, a] | :: to harness |
| atrelar {v} [a] | :: to link; to connect |
| atrever {vp} /ɐtrəˈver/ | :: to dare |
| atrevidamente {adv} | :: boldly, audaciously |
| atrevidamente {adv} | :: insolently |
| atrevido {adj} | :: daring, bold, audacious |
| atrevido {adj} | :: cheeky, insolent |
| atrevimento {m} | :: boldness, audacity, daring |
| atrevimento {m} | :: cheek, insolence |
| atrial {adj} [anatomy] | :: atrial (pertaining to the atrium) |
| atribuição {f} | :: attribution, assignment |
| atribuição {f} | :: allocation |
| atribuído {adj} | :: assigned, granted, conferred |
| atribuindo {v} | :: gerund of atribuir |
| atribuir {v} /ɐ.tɾi.ˈβwiɾ/ | :: to assign |
| atribuir {v} | :: to attribute |
| atribuível {adj} | :: attributable |
| atributo {m} | :: attribute |
| atributos {mp} [colloquial] | :: assets |
| atril {m} | :: bookstand |
| átrio {m} /ˈa.tɾɨ.u/ | :: atrium |
| atriquia {f} | :: atrichia (absence of hair) |
| atritar {v} | :: to chafe (to wear by friction) |
| atrito {m} [physics, uncountable] /a.ˈtɾi.tu/ | :: friction (force that resists the relative motion or tendency to such motion of two bodies in contact) |
| atrito {m} | :: friction (conflict between people having dissimilar ideas or interests) |
| atriz {f} /ɐˈtɾiʃ/ | :: actress |
| atro {adj} | :: black (of the darkest colour) |
| atro {adj} | :: bad; evil; sinister |
| atroando {v} | :: gerund of atroar |
| atroar {v} | :: to roar, thunder |
| atroar {v} | :: to stun |
| atroar {v} | :: to rumble |
| atrocidade {f} | :: atrocity |
| a troco de nada {adv} | :: apropos of nothing (without any apparent reason or purpose) |
| a troco de quê {pron} | :: for what reason? |
| atrofia {f} | :: atrophy (reduced functionality of an organ) |
| atrofiar {vi} [medicine, of a body part] | :: to atrophy (to wither due to disease or lack of use) |
| atrofiar {vt} [medicine] | :: to cause to atrophy |
| atropelar {vt} /ɐ.ˌtɾu.pɨ.ˈlaɾ/ | :: to hit an obstacle while moving |
| atropelar {vt} [slang, pejorative] | :: to spray graffiti in an area already graffitied, technically deforming or removing the previous one |
| atropina {f} [poison, pharmaceutical drug] | :: atropine (alkaloid extracted from deadly nightshade) |
| Átropos {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Atropos (one of the Fates) |
| a trouxe-mouxe {adv} | :: helter-skelter (in confused, disorderly haste) |
| atroz {adj} | :: atrocious (evil, cruel) |
| atrozmente {adv} | :: atrociously |
| attacar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of atacar |
| attentar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of atentar |
| attinente {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of atinente |
| attras {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of atrás |
| attrás {prep} [rare] | :: obsolete spelling of atrás |
| attrito {m} | :: obsolete spelling of atrito |
| atturar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of aturar |
| atuação {f} | :: action |
| atuador {m} | :: actuator (something that actuates something else) |
| atuador {m} [computing] | :: actuator (the mechanism that moves the head assembly on a disk drive) |
| atual {adj} /ɐ.ˈtwaɫ/ | :: actual |
| atual {adj} | :: current, present |
| atualidade {f} /ɐtwɐliˈðaðɨ/ | :: The present time |
| atualismo {m} [philosophy] | :: actualism (the belief that only actual things exist) |
| atualista {mf} | :: actualist (proponent of actualism) |
| atualizado {adj} | :: updated |
| atualizar {v} | :: to update |
| atualmente {adv} /ɐ.twaɫ.ˈmẽ.tɨ/ | :: currently, now, presently |
| atuando {v} | :: gerund of atuar |
| atuar {v} /ɐ.ˈtwaɾ/ | :: to act |
| atuar {v} | :: to operate, function |
| atuar {v} | :: to influence |
| atuarial {adj} | :: actuarial (pertaining to actuaries) |
| atuarialmente {adv} | :: actuarially (by actuarial principles) |
| atuário {m} | :: actuary (maker of insurance calculations) |
| atum {m} /ɐ.ˈtũ/ | :: tuna |
| aturando {v} | :: gerund of aturar |
| aturar {vt} /ˌa.tu.ˈɾa(ʁ)/ | :: to put up with; to stand; to endure; to suffer through (to go through an unpleasant experience, especially without complaining or trying to stop it) |
| aturdimento {m} | :: daze (the state of being dazed) |
| aturdir {vt} | :: to stun; to shock; to surprise |
| aturdir {vt} | :: to stun (to incapacitate by inducing disorientation) |
| au {interj} | :: ouch (expression of minor physical pain) |
| auaçu {mf} | :: rare form of babaçu |
| auaçú {mf} [rare] | :: obsolete form of babaçu |
| auassú {mf} [rare] | :: obsolete form of babaçu |
| au au {interj} | :: bow-wow (representing a dog’s bark) |
| au-au {interj} | :: alternative spelling of au au |
| auau {interj} | :: alternative spelling of au au |
| aução {f} | :: alternative form of ação |
| Auckland {prop} {f} | :: Auckland (city) |
| aucthoridade {f} | :: obsolete spelling of autoridade |
| auctor {m} | :: obsolete spelling of autor |
| auctoridade {f} | :: obsolete spelling of autoridade |
| audácia {f} | :: courage; fearlessness (quality of being fearless) |
| audacioso {adj} | :: bold; courageous, daring |
| audaz {adj} /awˈðaʃ/ | :: audacious, bold, daring, brave |
| audaz {adj} | :: insolent |
| audazmente {adv} | :: boldly; daringly; audaciously (in an audacious manner) |
| audição {f} /awðiˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: hearing |
| audição {f} | :: audition (performance) |
| audiência {f} /aw.dʒi.ˈẽ.sjɐ/ | :: hearing |
| audiência {f} | :: audience (formal meeting) |
| audiência-alvo {f} | :: target audience |
| audiência objetivada {f} [marketing, rare] | :: target audience (group of people an advertisement campaign or product is aimed at) |
| audiência visada {f} | :: target audience, aimed audience |
| audio- {prefix} | :: audio- |
| áudio {m} /ˈaw.d͡ʒ(j)u/ | :: audio (sound that is stored, transmitted or reproduced electronically) |
| áudio {m} [colloquial] | :: equipment or a piece of equipment that reproduces audio |
| audiolivro {m} | :: audiobook |
| audiologia {f} | :: audiology (study of hearing and hearing defects) |
| audiovisual {adj} | :: audiovisual (containing audio and visual elements) |
| audiovisualmente {adv} | :: audiovisually |
| auditivo {adj} | :: auditory (of or pertaining to hearing) |
| auditor {m} | :: auditor (one who audits bookkeeping accounts) |
| auditoria {f} | :: audit (examination in general) |
| auditoria {f} | :: audit (independent review) |
| auditório {m} /ˌaw.ði.ˈtɔ.ɾju/ | :: auditorium (a large room for public meetings or performances) |
| auditório {m} | :: auditory (an audience of a hearing) |
| audível {adj} | :: audible |
| audivelmente {adv} | :: In context of possibility of being heard; audibly |
| auê {m} [Brazil, slang] | :: fuss; tumult |
| auferindo {v} | :: gerund of auferir |
| auferir {v} | :: to acquire, collect, obtain, receive |
| auga {f} [regional] /ˈaw.ɡɐ/ | :: alternative form of água |
| auge {m} /ˈawʒi/ | :: height, peak |
| augmentar {v} | :: superseded spelling of aumentar |
| Augsburgo {prop} {f} | :: Augsburgo (city) |
| augurar {v} | :: to augur (to exhibit signs of future events) |
| áugure {mf} | :: augur (diviner who foretells events by unusual occurrences) |
| auguriar {v} | :: alternative form of augurar |
| augúrio {m} | :: augury (divination based on the appearance and behaviour of animals) |
| augúrio {m} [obsolete] | :: omen |
| Augusta {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Augusta {prop} {f} | :: Augusta (city/state capital) |
| augusto {adj} | :: august (being part of a noble family) |
| augusto {adj} | :: august (noble, majestic, awe-inspiring) |
| Augusto {prop} {m} /aw.ˈɡus.tu/ | :: given name |
| Augusto de Lima {prop} | :: Augusto de Lima (municipality) |
| Augusto Pestana {prop} | :: Augusto Pestana (municipality) |
| aula {f} /ˈawɫɐ/ | :: lecture, lesson; class, auditorium |
| aulinha {f} /aw.ˈli.ɲɐ/ | :: diminutive of aula |
| a última gota {f} | :: last straw (small additional burden) |
| aumentar {v} /aw.mẽ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to increase (become larger) |
| aumentar {v} | :: to increase, augment (cause something to become larger) |
| aumentativo {adj} [grammar] | :: augmentative |
| aumentativo {m} [grammar] | :: augmentative |
| aumentável {adj} | :: increasable (able to be increased) |
| aumento {m} /aw.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: augmentation |
| aumento {m} | :: increase, growth |
| aumento {m} | :: pay raise |
| a união faz a força {proverb} | :: many hands make light work (a large number of people co-operating can perform tasks easily) |
| au pair {f} | :: au pair (person helping a host family with childcare or housework) |
| aura {f} | :: aura (an invisible force surrounding a living creature) |
| Aúra-Masda {prop} {m} | :: rare spelling of Ahura Mazda |
| Áurea {prop} | :: Áurea (municipality) |
| Aurélia {prop} {f} /aw.ˈɾɛ.ljɐ/ | :: given name |
| Aurelino Leal {prop} | :: Aurelino Leal (municipality) |
| Aurélio {prop} /aw.ˈɾɛ.lju/ | :: given name |
| áureo {adj} [uncomparable] /ˈaw.ɾju/ | :: gold (made of gold) |
| áureo {adj} | :: golden (having the colour or other richness suggestive of gold) |
| áureo {adj} | :: golden (marked by prosperity, creativity) |
| áureo {m} [historical, Ancient Rome] | :: aureus (gold coin worth 25 denarii) |
| auréola {f} /aw.ˈɾɛ.u.lɐ/ | :: halo, aureole, nimbus (luminous disc around the heads of saints) |
| aureolado {adj} | :: haloed |
| aureolar {vt} | :: to halo (encircle with a halo) |
| aurícula {f} [anatomy] | :: auricle (ear-shaped appendage of the atrium of the heart) |
| aurícula {f} [botany] | :: auricle (appendage in the shape of an earlobe) |
| aurífero {adj} | :: gold (attributive) |
| aurífero {adj} | :: auriferous |
| aurífice {mf} | :: goldsmith (person who forges things out of gold) |
| Auriflama {prop} | :: Auriflama (municipality) |
| Auriga {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Auriga (winter constellation of northern sky) |
| Aurigny {prop} {f} | :: Aurigny (island) |
| auroque {m} | :: aurochs, European bison |
| aurora {f} /aw.ˈɾɔ.ɾɐ/ | :: dawn; daybreak |
| aurora {f} | :: clipping of aurora boreal |
| Aurora {prop} | :: Aurora (municipality) |
| aurora austral {f} | :: aurora australis |
| aurora boreal {f} | :: aurora borealis |
| auroterapia {f} [medicine] | :: chrysotherapy (therapeutic use of gold) |
| Auschwitz {prop} {f} | :: Auschwitz (town) |
| Auschwitz {prop} {m} | :: Auschwitz (Nazi concentration camp in the town of Auschwitz) |
| auscultação {f} [medicine] | :: auscultation (diagnosis by stethoscope or similar auditory device) |
| auscultador {m} | :: stethoscope |
| auscultador {m} | :: phone |
| auscultador {m} [in plural] | :: headphones |
| auscultadores {mp} | :: headphones (pair of speakers worn over or in the ears) |
| auscultar {v} [medicine] | :: to auscultate (to listen to internal organs) |
| auscultar {v} [figuratively] | :: to examine |
| auscultar {v} [figuratively] | :: to sound out (to question and listen attentively in order to discover a person's opinion, intent, or preference) |
| ausência {f} /aw.ˈzẽ.sjɐ/ | :: absence |
| ausentar {v} | :: to absent (to withhold from being present) |
| ausente {adj} | :: absent |
| auspício {m} | :: omen, foreknowledge (either good or bad) |
| auspício {m} [in the plural] | :: expression of support (financial or otherwise) or protection |
| auspício {m} [obsolete] | :: prophecy based on how birds behaved |
| auspícios {n} | :: expression of support (financial or otherwise) or protection |
| auspiciosamente {adv} | :: In context of being convenient; favorably; conveniently |
| auspicioso {adj} | :: auspicious; expected to bring or predicting good outcomes |
| austenita {f} [mineral] | :: austenite |
| austeramente {adv} | :: austerely (in an austere manner) |
| austeridade {f} /awʃtɨɾiˈðaðɨ/ | :: austerity |
| austero {adj} /awʃ.ˈtɛ.ɾu/ | :: stern; austere; grim (having a hardness and severity of nature or manner) |
| austero {adj} | :: austere (not extravagant) |
| Austin {prop} {f} | :: Austin (city/state capital) |
| austral {adj} | :: southern; austral (of, relating to, or coming from the south) |
| austral {m} | :: austral (short-lived Argentinian currency) |
| Australásia {prop} {f} [geography] | :: Australasia (Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea and neighbouring islands) |
| Austrália {prop} {f} /aws.ˈtɾa.ljɐ/ | :: Austrália (country) |
| Austrália {prop} {f} | :: Austrália (continent) |
| Austrália do Sul {prop} {f} | :: Austrália do Sul (state) |
| Austrália Meridional {prop} {f} | :: Austrália Meridional (state) |
| australiana {f} | :: female equivalent of australiano |
| australiano {adj} | :: Australian |
| australiano {m} | :: Australian |
| Austrália Ocidental {prop} {f} | :: Austrália Ocidental (state) |
| australopiteco {m} | :: australopithecine (member of a group of extinct hominids) |
| Austria {prop} {f} | :: obsolete spelling of Áustria |
| Áustria {prop} {f} /ˈawʃ.tɾjɐ/ | :: Áustria (country) |
| austríaco {m} /awʃ.ˈtɾi.ɐ.ku/ | :: Austrian (Austrian person) |
| austríaco {m} [uncountable] | :: Austrian German (language/dialect) |
| austríaco {adj} | :: Austrian (related to Austria) |
| Áustria-Hungria {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Áustria-Hungria (former empire) |
| austro {m} [poetic] /ˈawʃ.tɾu/ | :: the south |
| austro {m} | :: a southern wind |
| austrofascismo {m} [historical] | :: Austrofascism (Austrian fascism) |
| austro-húngara {f} | :: feminine noun of austro-húngaro |
| austro-húngaro {adj} [historical] | :: Austro-Hungarian (of or pertaining to Austria-Hungary) |
| austro-húngaro {m} [historical] | :: Austro-Hungarian (person from Austria-Hungary) |
| autarca {mf} /aw.ˈtaʁ.kɐ/ | :: councillor (a member of a city council) |
| autarca {mf} | :: mayor (a municipal leader) |
| autarquia {f} | :: autonomy |
| autarquia {f} | :: municipality |
| autarquia {f} [Brazil] | :: (approx.) municipal enterprise |
| autárquico {adj} | :: municipal |
| autenticação {f} | :: authentication (something which validates or confirms the authenticity of something) |
| autenticação {f} [computing] | :: authentication (proof of the identity of a user logging on to some network) |
| autenticamente {adv} | :: authentically |
| autenticar {vt} | :: to authenticate (render authentic) |
| autenticar {vt} | :: to authenticate (prove authentic) |
| autenticidade {f} /awtẽtisiˈðaðɨ/ | :: authenticity |
| autêntico {adj} /aw.ˈtẽ.t͡ʃi.ko/ | :: authentic; legitimate; genuine |
| auteur {m} | :: auteur (creative artist) |
| authoridade {f} | :: obsolete spelling of autoridade |
| autismo {m} | :: autism (abnormal self-absorption) |
| autista {adj} | :: autistic (pertaining to, or having autism) |
| autista {mf} | :: autistic (person with autism) |
| auto- {prefix} /ˈaw.to/ | :: self-; auto- (done by or directed at oneself) |
| auto- {prefix} | :: auto- (automatic) |
| auto- {prefix} | :: auto- (relating to automobiles) |
| auto- {prefix} [linear algebra] | :: eigen- (relating to eigenvectors and eigenvalues) |
| auto {m} /ˈaw.tu/ | :: a public deed or ceremony |
| auto {m} | :: auto (a sub-genre of dramatic literature) |
| auto {m} [dated] | :: act; deed |
| auto {m} | :: act (record of something done) |
| auto {m} | :: automobile; car |
| auto-ajuda {f} | :: superseded spelling of autoajuda |
| autoajuda {f} | :: self-help (bettering oneself without relying on the assistance of others) |
| autoanticorpo {m} [immunology] | :: autoantibody (antibody formed in response to an autoantigen) |
| autobiografia {f} | :: A documentation of one's own life; an autobiography |
| autobiográfico {adj} | :: autobiographical (relating to autobiographies) |
| autocarro {m} [Portugal] /awtɔˈkaʁu/ | :: bus (vehicle) |
| autoclismo {m} [Portugal] | :: flush (automatic cleansing of a toilet) |
| autocolante {m} /ˌaw.tu.ko.ˈlɐ̃.t͡ʃi/ | :: a sticker (adhesive label or decal) which sticks without being moistened |
| autocolante {adj} | :: which sticks without being moistened |
| autoconfiança {f} | :: self-confidence (the state of being self-confident) |
| autoconhecimento {m} | :: self-awareness (the of state of being self-aware) |
| autoconsciência {f} | :: self-awareness (the state of being self-aware) |
| auto-controle {m} | :: self-control (ability to control one’s desires and impulses) |
| autocracia {f} | :: autocracy (form of government) |
| autocrata {mf} | :: autocrat |
| autocrático {adj} | :: autocratic |
| autocrítica {f} | :: self-criticism (recognition of the quality of one’s own actions or ideas) |
| autóctone {adj} | :: autochthonous, native |
| auto da fé {m} | :: auto da fe (public execution) |
| autodefesa {f} | :: self-defense (means of defending oneself from attack) |
| autodefesa {f} [legal] | :: self-defense (defense for oneself against violence) |
| autodeterminação {f} [politics] | :: self-determination (political independence of a people) |
| autodidata {mf} | :: autodidact (a self-taught person) |
| autodinâmico {adj} | :: autodynamic (supplying its own power) |
| autodisciplina {f} | :: self-discipline; willpower |
| autodomínio {m} | :: self-restraint |
| autódromo {m} | :: racetrack |
| autoenganação {f} | :: self-deception (the act of deceiving oneself) |
| autoerótico {adj} | :: autoerotic |
| autoerotismo {m} | :: autoerotism (sexual activity involving oneself) |
| autoescola {f} | :: driving school |
| auto-estima {f} | :: superseded spelling of autoestima |
| autoestima {f} /awtɔiʃˈtimɐ/ | :: self-esteem |
| auto-estrada {f} | :: superseded spelling of autoestrada |
| autoestrada {f} /awtɔiʃˈtɾaðɐ/ | :: motorway [Commonwealth English], highway, freeway [American English] |
| autoevidente {adj} /awtwiviˈdẽtɨ/ | :: self-evident (obviously true) |
| auto-felação {f} | :: autofellatio (oral stimulation of one’s own penis) |
| autofoco {m} [photography] | :: autofocus |
| autofunção {f} [mathematics] | :: eigenfunction |
| autognose {f} | :: self-awareness (the state of being self-aware) |
| autógrafo {m} | :: autograph |
| autoimagem {f} | :: self-image (way a person views themself) |
| autoimolação {f} | :: self-immolation (the act of setting oneself on fire) |
| autoimune {adj} | :: autoimmune |
| autoindulgente {adj} | :: self-indulgent |
| autolimpante {adj} | :: self-cleaning |
| autológico {adj} [grammar] | :: autological (describing or defining itself) |
| automação {f} | :: automation, automatization (converting the controlling of a machine to an automatic system) |
| automágico {adj} | :: automagic |
| automágico {adj} [slang, sarcastic] | :: very quickly or often inadvertently |
| automaticamente {adv} | :: automatically (in an automatic manner) |
| automático {adj} /awtuˈmatiku/ | :: automatic |
| automatização {f} | :: automation, automatization (converting the controlling of a machine to an automatic system) |
| automatizar {v} /awtumɐtiˈzaɾ/ | :: to automate, automatize/automatise |
| autómato {m} [European orthography] /awˈtɔmɐtu/ | :: alternative form of autômato |
| autômato {m} [Brazilian orthography] /aw.ˈto.ma.tu/ | :: automaton [machine, robot, or formal system] |
| automedicação {f} | :: self-medication |
| automedicarse {v} | :: to self-medicate |
| automobilismo {m} [sports] | :: motor racing, auto racing, motorsport, autosport |
| automobilista {mf} [formal] /ˌaw.to.ˌmo.bi.ˈlis.tɐ/ | :: driver; motorist; automobilist (person who drives an automobile) |
| automobilista {mf} [sports] | :: race car driver |
| automobilista {adj} | :: relating to the driving of automobiles |
| automobilístico {adj} | :: automobile (attributive) |
| automorfismo {m} [mathematics] | :: automorphism (an isomorphism of a mathematical object or system of objects onto itself) |
| automotivo {adj} | :: automotive |
| automotriz {f} [rail transportation] | :: railcar (self-propelled railroad vehicle) |
| automóvel {m} | :: automobile (any vehicle that moves on the ground using its own power) |
| autonomamente {adv} | :: autonomously |
| autonomia {f} | :: autonomy |
| autónomo {adj} | :: autonomous (acting on one’s own) |
| autónomo {adj} | :: autonomous (self-governing) |
| autônomo {adj} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of autónomo |
| auto-obsessão {f} | :: self-obsession (preoccupation with self) |
| auto-ódio {m} | :: self-hatred (hatred of oneself) |
| autopoiese {f} | :: autopoiesis (self-creation) |
| autopoiético {adj} | :: autopoietic (pertaining to, or created by autopoiesis) |
| auto-polinização {f} | :: alternative spelling of autopolinização |
| autopolinização {f} [botany] | :: self pollination |
| autoproclamado {adj} | :: self-proclaimed (proclaimed by oneself, especially without recognition by others) |
| autopsia {f} | :: alternative form of autópsia |
| autópsia {f} | :: autopsy |
| autor {m} /aw.ˈtoɾ/ | :: author |
| autora {f} | :: feminine noun of autor |
| autoral {adj} | :: authorial |
| auto-retrato {m} | :: obsolete spelling of autorretrato |
| autoria {f} /aw.tu.ˈɾi.ɐ/ | :: authorship |
| autoria {f} | :: cause, motivation |
| autoria {f} | :: motive |
| autoridade {f} /aw.tu.ɾi.ˈða.ðɨ/ | :: authority |
| autoritário {adj} | :: authoritarian (of, or relating to, absolute obedience to an authority) |
| autoritarismo {m} [politics] | :: authoritarianism (authoritarian form of government) |
| autoritativo {adj} | :: authoritative (treated as a scholarly authority) |
| autorização {f} /awtuɾizɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: authorization (all senses) |
| autorização {f} | :: authority, permission |
| autorizar {vt} /awtuɾiˈzaɾ/ | :: to authorize |
| autorreferência {f} | :: self-reference (referring to itself) |
| autorretrato {m} /aw.tɔ.ʁɨ.ˈtɾa.tu/ | :: self-portrait |
| auto-serviço {m} | :: self-service (the practice of serving oneself) |
| autossacrifício {m} | :: self-sacrifice (the giving up of one’s own benefit or life) |
| autossuficiência {f} | :: self-sufficiency (condition of being self-sufficient) |
| autossuficiente {adj} | :: self-sufficient; self-sustaining |
| autossustentável {adj} | :: self-sustaining; self-sufficient |
| auto-suficiente {adj} | :: superseded spelling of autossuficiente |
| auto-sustentável {adj} | :: obsolete form of autossustentável |
| autovalorização {f} | :: self-worth (worth one assigns to oneself) |
| autovetor {m} [linear algebra] | :: eigenvector (vector not rotated by linear transformation) |
| autuando {v} | :: gerund of autuar |
| autuar {v} | :: to sue |
| autuar {v} | :: to fine |
| Auvérnia {prop} {f} | :: synonym of Auvergne |
| auxiliando {v} | :: gerund of auxiliar |
| auxiliar {adj} /aw.si.li.ˈa(ʁ)/ | :: auxiliary |
| auxiliar {v} | :: to aid |
| auxiliário {adj} | :: auxiliary (giving assistance or support) |
| auxílio {m} /aw.ˈsi.lju/ | :: help, assistance |
| auxílio {m} | :: support |
| auxílio {m} | :: relief |
| auxílio {m} | :: rescue |
| auxina {f} [botany] | :: auxin (class of plant growth hormones) |
| ava {interj} [Internet slang] | :: alternative form of ah, vá |
| avá {interj} [Internet slang] | :: alternative form of ah, vá |
| Avaí {prop} | :: Avaí (municipality) |
| aval {m} | :: permit (an artifact or document rendering something allowed or legal) |
| avalancha {f} | :: alternative form of avalanche |
| avalanche {f} /ˌa.va.ˈlɐ̃.ʃi/ | :: avalanche (large mass of snow sliding down a mountain side) |
| avalanche {f} [figurative] | :: (sudden, great, or irresistible influx of anything) |
| Avalão {prop} {f} | :: rare form of Avalon |
| avaliabilidade {f} | :: appraisability; evaluability (the ability to be evaluated) |
| avaliação {f} /ɐvɐljɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: valuation |
| avaliação {f} [figuratively] | :: evaluation |
| avaliador {m} | :: appraiser (one who appraises) |
| avaliador {adj} | :: appraising (that appraises) |
| avaliadoramente {adv} | :: appraisingly (in an appraising way) |
| avaliando {m} | :: appraisee (one undergoing an appraisal) |
| avaliar {v} /ɐ.vɐ.ˈljaɾ/ | :: to evaluate, assess, appraise |
| avaliável {adj} | :: rateable / ratable |
| avalista {mf} | :: guarantor (person who assumes responsibility when a debt is not paid) |
| Avalom {prop} {f} [uncommon] | :: alternative spelling of Avalon |
| Avalon {prop} {f} [Arthurian legend] | :: Avalon (earthly paradise in the western seas) |
| Ávalon {prop} {f} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of Avalon |
| avançar {vi} /ˌɐ.vɐ̃.ˈsaɾ/ | :: to go forward, advance |
| avançar {vt} | :: to surpass, exceed |
| avanço {m} /aˈvɐ̃.su/ | :: advance, advancement |
| avanço {m} | :: advantage |
| Avanhandava {prop} | :: Avanhandava (municipality) |
| avanheenga {m} | :: alternative form of abanheenga |
| avante {adv} | :: forward, along |
| avantesma {f} | :: alternative form of abantesma |
| avar {m} | :: Avar (a Northeast Caucasian language spoken in Dagestan) |
| avar {mf} | :: a member of the Avar people |
| avar {adj} | :: Avar (belonging or relating to the Avar people) |
| Avaré {prop} | :: Avaré (municipality) |
| avarento {adj} | :: miserly, mean, stingy |
| avareza {f} /ˌa.vɐ.ˈɾe.zɐ/ | :: greed, avarice (excessive or inordinate desire of gain) |
| avariado {adj} /ɐ.vɐ.ˈɾja.ðu/ | :: damaged, broken, not working, out of order |
| avariando {v} | :: gerund of avariar |
| avariar {v} | :: to damage, corrupt |
| avariar {v} | :: to deteriorate |
| avariar {v} | :: to fail, break down |
| avarícia {f} | :: avarice (excessive or inordinate desire of gain) |
| avaro {adj} | :: miserly, avaricious |
| avaro {m} | :: skinflint (one who is excessively stingy or cautious with money) |
| ávaro {m} | :: Avar |
| ávaro {adj} [nonstandard] | :: alternative form of avaro |
| avassalador {adj} | :: overwhelming |
| avassalar {v} | :: to make someone a vassal, to subjugate |
| avassalar {v} [by extension] | :: to overwhelm (to overpower or crush) |
| avatar {m} | :: avatar |
| AVC {m} [medicine] | :: acronym of acidente vascular cerebral: CVA, stroke |
| ave {f} /ˈa.vɨ/ | :: bird |
| ave {interj} /ˈa.vɛ/ | :: hail (introduces a formal greeting) |
| ave {interj} | :: clipping of ave Maria |
| Ave {prop} {m} /ˈa.vɨ/ | :: Ave (river) |
| avec {mf} [Portugal, slang, derogatory, usually, in the plural] | :: a Portuguese immigrant in France |
| ave de capoeira {f} | :: poultry (domestic fowl) |
| ave de rapina {f} | :: bird of prey (carnivorous bird) |
| ave-do-paraíso {f} | :: bird of paradise (bird) |
| Ave do Paraíso {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Apus (a constellation of the southern sky) |
| ave-fria {f} | :: northern lapwing (Vanellus vanellus, a plover of Eurasia) |
| aveia {f} /ɐ.ˈvɐj.ɐ/ | :: oats |
| Aveiro {prop} /a.ˈvej.ɾu/ | :: Aveiro (district) |
| Aveiro {prop} | :: Aveiro (city/and/municipality) |
| avejão {m} [irregular] | :: augmentative of ave |
| avejão {m} | :: apparition; ghost (spirit appearing after death) |
| -ável {suffix} /ˈa.vew/ | :: -able |
| avelã {f} /ɐ.vɨ.ˈlɐ̃/ | :: hazel (nut) |
| avelaneira {f} | :: hazelnut (shrub) |
| avelar {v} [archaic] | :: alternative spelling of avellar |
| avelãzeira {f} | :: alternative form of avelaneira |
| aveleira {f} | :: alternative form of avelaneira |
| aveleiro {m} | :: alternative form of avelaneira |
| avellã {f} [archaic] | :: alternative spelling of avelã |
| avellar {v} [archaic] | :: to dry to the point of wrinkling |
| avellar {v} [archaic] | :: to rumple, to crease, to wrinkle |
| Avellino {prop} {f} | :: Avellino (town/and/province) |
| aveludado {adj} | :: velvety (like velvet) |
| ave-maria {m} | :: Hail Mary (a well-known Catholic prayer) |
| ave Maria {interj} | :: Used to express surprise or dismay |
| à venda {adv} | :: for sale (being offered for purchase) |
| avenida {f} /ɐvɨˈniðɐ/ | :: avenue |
| avental {m} /ɐ.vẽ.ˈtaɫ/ | :: apron (article of clothing worn over the front of the torso) |
| aventalado {adj} | :: aproned (wearing an apron) |
| aventalado {adj} | :: apronlike (resembling an apron) |
| aventando {v} | :: gerund of aventar |
| aventar {v} | :: to aerate, ventilate |
| aventar {v} | :: to suggest |
| aventesma {f} | :: alternative form of abantesma |
| aventura {f} /ˌɐ.vẽ.ˈtu.ɾɐ/ | :: adventure (that which happens without design) |
| à ventura {adv} /a.vẽ.ˈtu.ɾɐ/ | :: at random |
| aventurado {adj} /avẽtuˈɾadu/ | :: blessed, fortunate, lucky |
| aventurança {f} | :: fortune (condition of being fortunate) |
| aventurar {vt} | :: to venture; to risk (to try or put forth something risky) |
| aventurar {vp} | :: to go on an adventure |
| aventurar {v} [a, .pronominal] | :: to risk (to make the risky attempt of) |
| aventureiramente {adv} | :: adventurously (in an adventurous manner) |
| aventureiro {m} /aˌvẽtuˈɾe(j)ɾu/ | :: adventurer (someone who goes on an adventure) |
| aventureiro {adj} | :: relating to adventures |
| aventureyro {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aventureiro |
| aventureyro {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of aventureiro |
| aventurismo {m} [politics] | :: adventurism (policy led by excessive risk taking) |
| aventurista {mf} [politics] | :: adventurist (politician involved in adventurism) |
| aventurista {adj} [politics] | :: adventuristic (relating to adventurism) |
| aventuroso {adj} | :: adventurous (involving adventure) |
| a ver {adj} [colloquial] | :: to do [with something] (related or relevant) |
| a ver {adj} [, used with words tudo, nada, mais, muito, algo etc.] | :: matching, harmonizing |
| a ver {adj} | :: See: pt a ver |
| aver {v} | :: obsolete spelling of haver |
| aver {m} | :: obsolete spelling of haver |
| averbação {f} | :: annotation |
| averbação {f} | :: endorsement |
| averbação {f} | :: record |
| averbação {f} | :: declaration, statement |
| averbamento {m} | :: endorsement, annotation |
| averbando {v} | :: gerund of averbar |
| averbar {v} | :: to endorse, annotate |
| avergonhado {adj} | :: shy; embarrassed |
| avergonhado {adj} | :: ashamed (feeling shame or guilt) |
| avergonhar {v} | :: to shame |
| averiguação {f} | :: ascertainment |
| averiguação {f} | :: inquiry, inquest |
| averiguar {vt} /ɐ.vɨ.ɾi.ˈɣwaɾ/ | :: to investigate |
| avermelhando {v} | :: gerund of avermelhar |
| avermelhar {vt} | :: to redden (to turn red) |
| avermelhar {vr} [avermelhar-se] | :: to redden (to become red) |
| a ver navios {adj} [idiomatic] | :: disappointed, disillusioned |
| aversão {f} /ɐ.vɨɾ.ˈsɐ̃w̃/ | :: aversion |
| avessar {v} | :: invert; reverse; upturn; upend; turn upside down |
| avesso {m} | :: the inside of an item of clothing |
| avesso {adj} | :: averse; against; reluctant; hostile |
| avéstico {m} | :: Avestan (old Iranian language) |
| avestruz {mf} | :: ostrich (large flightless bird) |
| aviação {f} | :: aviation (art or science of flying) |
| aviador {m} | :: aviator |
| aviadora {f} | :: feminine noun of aviador |
| aviamento {m} | :: dispensing |
| aviamento {m} | :: killing |
| aviando {v} | :: gerund of aviar |
| avião {m} /ɐ.ˈvjɐ̃w̃/ | :: airplane |
| aviar {v} | :: to dispense, issue |
| aviar {v} | :: to kill |
| aviário {m} | :: aviary (confinement for keeping birds) |
| aviatriz {f} | :: feminine noun of aviador |
| avidamente {adv} | :: eagerly (in an eager manner) |
| avidez {f} | :: eagerness |
| ávido {adj} | :: eager (excited by desire in the pursuit of any object) |
| Avignon {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Avinhão |
| aviltamento {m} | :: abasement (the act of abasing) |
| aviltante {adj} | :: insulting and dishonorary |
| aviltar {v} | :: to demean, to degrade |
| Avinhão {prop} {f} | :: Avinhão (city) |
| avir {v} | :: to adjust |
| avir {v} | :: to appease |
| Avis {prop} {f} /ɐˈviʃ/ | :: Avis (village/and/municipality) |
| avisando {v} | :: gerund of avisar |
| avisar {v} /ɐ.vi.ˈzaɾ/ | :: to advise, notify, warn |
| aviso {m} /ɐ.ˈvi.zu/ | :: warning (instance of warning someone) |
| aviso {m} | :: a small notice |
| à vista {adv} [idiomatic] | :: (payment) in full, as opposed to in installments |
| à vista {adv} | :: In sight; in view |
| à vista {adv} | :: Visible; exposed |
| avistamento {m} /a.ˌvis.ta.ˈmẽ.tu/ | :: sighting (act of catching sight of something) |
| avistar {v} /ɐ.viʃ.ˈtaɾ/ | :: to sight (to get sight of something) |
| avivamento {m} | :: the act of livening |
| avivar {vt} | :: to enliven (make more lively) |
| aviventando {v} | :: gerund of aviventar |
| aviventar {v} | :: to renew, reanimate |
| aviventar {v} | :: to strengthen |
| -avo {suffix} | :: forms fractionals |
| avó {f} /ɐ.ˈvɔ/ | :: grandmother, female grandparent |
| avô {m} /ɐˈvo/ | :: grandfather, male grandparent |
| avoenga {f} | :: feminine noun of avoengo |
| avoengo {m} | :: forefather; forebear; ancestor |
| avoengo {adj} | :: relating to one’s forefathers |
| avó materna {f} | :: maternal grandmother (the mother of one’s mother) |
| avô maternal {m} | :: maternal grandfather (the father of one's mother) |
| avô materno {m} | :: alternative form of avô maternal |
| avondança {f} /ɐ.võ.ˈdɐ̃.sɐ/ | :: alternative form of abondança |
| avondoso {adj} [obsolete] | :: abundant; plentiful (having more than enough) |
| à vontade {adj} /a.võˈtadʒi/ | :: comfortable, at ease (feeling comfortable) |
| avó paterna {f} | :: paternal grandmother (one’s father's mother) |
| avô paternal {m} | :: paternal grandfather (the father of one's father) |
| avô paterno {m} | :: alternative form of avô paternal |
| avós {mp} /ɐˈvɔʃ/ | :: grandparents |
| a voz do povo é a voz de Deus {proverb} | :: alternative form of voz do povo, voz de Deus |
| avulso {adj} | :: separated, isolated, apart |
| avultado {adj} | :: large, bulky |
| awn {interj} [Internet slang] | :: aw, aww (express affection) |
| axadrez {m} | :: alternative form of xadrez |
| axadrezado {adj} | :: checkered (divided into squares) |
| axante {mf} | :: uncommon spelling of ashanti |
| axanti {mf} [dated] | :: uncommon form of ashanti |
| axânti {mf} | :: uncommon spelling of ashanti |
| axé {m} | :: ase (Yoruba) |
| axé {m} | :: each one of the sacred objects of the orisha in West African religions |
| axé {m} [Brazil] | :: a Brazilian music style that originated in Bahia |
| axé {interj} | :: felicitations |
| axé {interj} | :: good luck |
| axila {f} [anatomy] /a.ˈksi.lɐ/ | :: armpit |
| axilar {adj} | :: axillary (of or pertaining to the armpit) |
| axioma {m} /ˌa.ksɨ.ˈo.mɐ/ | :: axiom (self-evident and necessary truth) |
| axiomático {adj} | :: axiomatic (evident without proof or argument) |
| axiomático {adj} | :: axiomatic (of or pertaining to an axiom) |
| áxion {m} [physics] | :: axion (hypothetical subatomic particle) |
| áxis {m} /ˈak.sis/ | :: axis (second vertebra) |
| axónio {m} [European orthography, cytology] | :: axon (a nerve fibre) |
| axônio {m} [Brazilian orthography] | :: alternative form of axónio |
| axumita {mf} | :: Aksumite (native of the ancient Kingdom of Aksum) |
| axumita {adj} | :: Aksumitic (of, from or relating to the ancient Kingdom of Aksum) |
| Aya {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ayahuasca {f} | :: ayahuasca (Banisteriopsis caapi, a vine of South America) |
| ayahuasca {f} | :: ayahuasca (psychoactive infusion made from the ayahuasca vine) |
| aynda {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of ainda |
| ayo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aio |
| ayran {m} | :: airan (a Turkish and Altaic yoghurt drink) |
| Ayumi {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ayurveda {m} | :: Ayurveda (traditional Hindu alternative medicine) |
| az {m} | :: obsolete spelling of ás |
| aza {f} | :: obsolete spelling of asa |
| azáfama {f} /a.ˈza.fɐ.mɐ/ | :: bustle; flurry (excited or sudden activity) |
| azáfama {f} | :: hurry; haste |
| azáfama {f} [figuratively] | :: mess, confusion |
| azagaia {f} /a.za.ˈɡaj.ɐ/ | :: assegai (slim African spear or javelin with an iron tip) |
| azagaia {f} | :: assegai (Curtisia dentata, a tree of southern Africa) |
| azaleia {f} | :: azalea (plant) |
| Azambuja {prop} {f} /ɐzɐ̃ˈbuʒɐ/ | :: Azambuja (village/and/municipality) |
| azar {m} /ɐ.ˈzaɾ/ | :: bad luck; misfortune |
| azar {interj} | :: tough luck; big deal; I don’t care (indicates that the speaker doesn’t care about the negative consequences mentioned) |
| azarado {adj} | :: unlucky; ill-fated |
| azarão {m} | :: underdog (competitor unlikely to win) |
| azarar {vt} | :: to jinx (to bring bad luck to) |
| azarar {v} | :: to hit on; to flirt |
| azarento {adj} /a.za.ˈrẽ.tu/ | :: unlucky; |
| Azawad {prop} {mf} | :: Azawad (former breakaway country) |
| Azazel {prop} {m} [Christian mythology] | :: Azazel (a fallen angel) |
| azeda {f} /ɐ.ˌze.dɐ/ | :: dock (any of the weedy herbs in the genus Rumex) |
| azêda {f} | :: obsolete spelling of azeda |
| azedamente {adv} | :: sourly |
| azedando {v} | :: gerund of azedar |
| azedar {v} | :: to sour |
| azedar {v} | :: to irritate |
| azedinha {f} /ˌa.zeˈd͡ʒi.ɲɐ/ | :: wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella, a white-flowered woodland plant) |
| azedinha {f} | :: roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa, a shrub grown for its fibre and edible flowers) |
| azedo {adj} | :: [of a taste] sour; acid; sharp; tangy |
| azedo {adj} | :: [of a person] cold; unfriendly |
| azêdo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of azedo |
| azedume {m} | :: acerbity, bitterness |
| azedume {m} | :: acrimony, animosity |
| azeite {m} /ɐ.ˈzɐj.tɨ/ | :: olive oil |
| azeiteiro {m} /ɐ.zɐj.ˈtɐj.ɾu/ | :: a person involved in the production or sale of olive oil; oilman |
| azeiteiro {m} [Portugal, colloquial] | :: a tasteless person |
| azeiteiro {m} [Brazil, colloquial] | :: a womanizer |
| azeite, vinho e amigo, o mais antigo {proverb} | :: of oil, wine and a friend the oldest is always the best |
| azeitona {f} | :: olive (fruit) |
| azêmola {f} | :: beast of burden |
| azêmola {f} | :: stupid person |
| azerbaidjano {m} | :: alternative form of azerbaijano |
| azerbaidjano {adj} | :: alternative form of azerbaijano |
| azerbaijano {m} /ˌɐ.zɨɾ.βɐj.ˈʒɐ.nu/ | :: Azeri (person from Azerbaijan) ({f} azerbaijana) |
| azerbaijano {m} [uncountable] | :: Azeri (language) |
| azerbaijano {adj} | :: Azeri (related to Azerbaijan) |
| Azerbaijão {prop} {m} /ɐ.zɨɾ.βɐj.ˈʒɐ̃w̃/ | :: Azerbaijão (country) |
| azereiro {m} /ɐ.zɨ.ˈɾɐj.ɾu/ | :: Portugal laurel, Prunus lusitanica |
| azeri {adj} | :: Azerbaijani (pertaining to Azerbaijan) |
| azeri {mf} | :: Azeri (person from Azerbaijan) |
| Azevedo {prop} {mf} /ɐ.zɨ.ˈve.ðu/ | :: surname |
| azeviche {m} | :: jet (gemstone) |
| azevinho {m} /ɐ.zɨ.ˈvi.ɲu/ | :: holly (any of various shrubs or small trees of the genus Ilex) |
| azia {f} /ɐˈzi.ɐ/ | :: heartburn |
| aziago {adj} /ɐˈzjaɡu/ | :: ominous, sinister |
| aziago {adj} | :: unlucky |
| aziago {adj} | :: unhappy |
| ázimo {adj} | :: unleavened (without yeast) |
| ázimo {m} | :: unleavened bread (bread without a raising agent) |
| azimute {m} /ˌɐ.zi.ˈmu.tɨ/ | :: azimuth (an arc of the horizon) |
| azinha {adv} | :: alternative spelling of asinha |
| azinhaga {f} [Portugal] /ɐ.zi.ˈɲa.ɣɐ/ | :: a path between villages, especially one lined with fences, walls or hedges |
| azinhavre {m} | :: verdigris |
| azinheira {f} /ɐziˈɲɐjɾɐ/ | :: Holm oak (Quercus ilex, a tree of the Mediterranean) |
| azinheyra {f} | :: obsolete spelling of azinheira |
| azo {m} | :: occasion; opportunity |
| azotado {adj} | :: nitrogenous |
| azotando {v} | :: gerund of azotar |
| azotar {v} | :: to azotize, nitrogenize |
| azotato {m} [chemistry] | :: nitrate (any salt or ester of nitric acid) |
| azougue {m} | :: quicksilver (mercury) |
| Azrael {prop} {m} [Christianity, Judaism, Islam] | :: Azrael (angel of death) |
| azul {adj} /ɐ.ˈzuɫ/ | :: blue |
| azul {m} | :: blue |
| azulado {adj} | :: having a blue tint or hue; bluish |
| azular {vt} | :: to blue |
| azul-bebé {m} [Portuguese orthography] | :: alternative form of azul-bebê |
| azul-bebé {adj} [Portuguese orthography] | :: alternative form of azul-bebé |
| azul-bebê {m} | :: baby blue (a pale blue color) |
| azul-bebê {adj} [Brazil] | :: baby blue (having a pale blue color) |
| azul celeste {adj} | :: azure (sky-blue coloured) |
| azul celeste {m} | :: azure (colour of the sky) |
| azul-celeste {adj} | :: sky blue |
| azul-celeste {m} | :: sky blue |
| azul céu {m} | :: sky blue |
| azul da prússia {m} | :: Prussian blue |
| azulejador {m} | :: tilesetter (someone who sets tiles) |
| azulejar {vt} | :: to tile (to cover with tiles) |
| azulejaria {f} | :: tile factory |
| azulejista {mf} | :: tilesetter (someone who sets tiles) |
| azulejista {mf} | :: tilemaker (someone who makes tiles) |
| azulejo {m} /ɐ.zu.ˈlɐ(j).ʒu/ | :: tile |
| azul gelo {m} | :: ice blue |
| azul-marinho {adj} | :: navy (having a navy colour) |
| azul-marinho {m} | :: navy (navy blue colour) |
| azul-petróleo {adj} | :: teal (colour) |
| azul-petróleo {m} | :: teal (colour) |
| azul prussiano {m} | :: Prussian blue |
| azul-real {adj} | :: royal blue (having a royal blue colour) |
| azul-real {m} | :: royal blue (royal blue colour) |
| azul russo {m} [rare] | :: Russian Blue (cat breed) |
| azur {m} [tincture] /ɐ.ˈzuɾ/ | :: azure (the blue colour) |
| azure {m} | :: alternative form of azur |