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1 chain gang
chain gang[tʃ'ein gæŋ] n turma de detentos, destacada para trabalho forçado fora do presídio. -
2 chain of operations
chain of operationssérie de operações. -
3 chain reaction
chain re.ac.tion[tʃein ri'ækʃən] n reação em cadeia. -
4 chain smoker
chain smok.er[tʃ'ein smoukə] n fumante inveterado. -
5 chain stitch
chain stitchponto corrente. -
6 chain-belt chew
chain-belt chew[tʃ'ein belt tʃu:] vt sl Amer mascar (goma de mascar) continuadamente uma após a outra. -
7 chain-belt
chain-belt[tʃ'ein belt] n correia de elos, correia articulada. -
8 chain-connecting link
chain-con.nec.ting link[tʃein kən'ektiŋ liŋk] n elo terminal da corrente. -
9 chain-drive
chain-drive[tʃ'ein draiv] n acionamento por cadeia, transmissão por cadeia. -
10 chain-mail
chain-mail[tʃ'ein meil] n Hist cota de malhas de ferro. -
11 chain-saw
chain-saw[tʃ'ein sɔ:] n serra de cadeia. -
12 chain-smoking
chain-smok.ing[tʃ'ein smoukiŋ] n hábito de fumar cigarros incessantemente. -
13 chain-stitch
chain-stitch[tʃ'ein stitʃ] n ponto de cadeia, ponto corrente (crochê, tricô, bordado). -
14 chain
[ ein] 1. noun1) (a series of (especially metal) links or rings passing through one another: The dog was fastened by a chain; She wore a silver chain round her neck.) corrente2) (a series: a chain of events.) cadeia2. verb(to fasten or bind with chains: The prisoner was chained to the wall.) acorrentar- chain store* * *chain1[tʃein] n 1 cadeia, corrente. 2 grilheta, algema. 3 cordilheira, cadeia de montanhas. 4 urdume, urdidura, cadilho. 5 trena, cadeia de agrimensura de 20,11 m. 6 fig cadeia, série, enfiada, encadeamento, série encadeada ou sucessiva. 7 Naut chains mesa da enxárcia. 8 fig chains algemas, escravidão, servidão, prisão, cativeiro, laços. • vt encadear, prender com cadeia, acorrentar, agrilhoar, escravizar, constranger. ball-and-chain sl a (própria) esposa. chain of operations série de operações. to bind in chains encadear, sujeitar. to chain up acorrentar. to pull someone’s chain sl enganar, fazer alguém de bobo. to shake off one’s chains livrar-se de seus vínculos.————————chain2 -
15 chain
[ ein] 1. noun1) (a series of (especially metal) links or rings passing through one another: The dog was fastened by a chain; She wore a silver chain round her neck.) corrente2) (a series: a chain of events.) cadeia2. verb(to fasten or bind with chains: The prisoner was chained to the wall.) acorrentar- chain store -
16 chain store
(one of a series of shops (often department stores) under the same ownership.) cadeia de lojas* * *chain store[tʃ'ein stɔ:] n sucursal, filial, loja pertencente a uma cadeia (de lojas).————————chain storeestabelecimento de uma rede de lojas de departamentos ou rede de supermercados, filial. -
17 chain mail
(armour made of iron links.) cota de malha -
18 chain gun
canhão automáticoEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > chain gun
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19 chain of command
cadeia de commandoEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > chain of command
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20 chain of evacuation
cadeia de evacuação, escalonamento dos órgãos de evacuaçãoEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > chain of evacuation
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