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1 all-weather
all-weath.er[ɔ:l w'eðə] adj para qualquer tempo (clima). an all-weather airport um aeroporto para qualquer condição atmosférica.————————all-weatherutilizável sob qualquer condição de tempo. -
2 All Saints’ Day
All Saints’ Day[ɔ:l s'eints dei] n dia de Todos os Santos (1.° de novembro).————————All Saints’ Daydia de Todos os Santos. -
3 all about
all aboutem redor.————————all aboutem toda parte. -
4 all fours
all fours[ɔ:l f'ɔ:z] n 1 as quatro pernas de um animal. 2 braços e pernas ou mãos e joelhos de uma pessoa. to be on all fours / estar de quatro, de gatinhas. -
5 all of a heap
all of a heapcoll espantado, perplexo.————————all of a heapnum só montão. -
6 all of us
all of usnós todos.————————all of ustodos nós. -
7 all the same
all the sameainda assim, mesmo assim. it’ll be all the same in a hundred years / daqui a cem anos ninguém mais se importará. -
8 all the year round
all the year rounddurante o ano inteiro.————————all the year rounddurante o ano todo. -
9 all told
all told[ɔ:l t'ould] adv afinal de tudo, ao todo.————————all toldem suma. -
10 all too soon
all too sooncedo demais. all wet 1 completamente molhado. 2 Amer sl totalmente errado. -
11 all-around
all-around[ɔ:l ər'aund] adj bom para todos os propósitos, versátil. an all-around education uma educação boa para todos. -
12 all-night
all-night[ɔ:l n'ait] adj Amer de varar a noite. an all-night game of cards um jogo de baralho de varar a noite. -
13 all-purpose
all-pur.pose[ɔ:l p'ə:pəs] adj que serve ao mesmo tempo para muitas finalidades. an all-purpose detergent um detergente útil para muitas finalidades. -
14 all manner of
(all kinds of: He has all manner of problems.) todo o tipo -
15 all manner of
(all kinds of: He has all manner of problems.) todos os tipos de -
16 All Fools’ Day
All Fools’ Day[ɔ:l f'u:lz dei] n dia dos Bobos (1.° de abril). -
17 All Souls’ Day
All Souls’ Day[ɔ:l s'oulz dei] n dia de Finados (2 de novembro). -
18 All Soul’s Day
All Soul’s DayDia de Finados. -
19 all (is) clear!
all (is) clear!tudo pronto!, tudo em ordem! -
20 all aboard!
all aboard!a) todos a bordo! b) embarcar!
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