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1 toe toe
toe toeem confronto direto, face a face. -
2 toe the mark
toe the markAmer ser eficiente.————————toe the markcumprir o dever. -
3 toe cap
toe cap[t'ou kæp] n biqueira (sapato). -
4 toe crack
toe crack[t'ou kræk] n rachadura na parte frontal do casco do cavalo. -
5 toe dance
toe dance[t'ou da:ns] n balé de ponta. -
6 toe in (out)
toe in (out)}virar os pés para dentro (fora). -
7 toe plate
toe plate[t'ou pleit] n biqueira: chapinha de metal afixada na ponta do sapato, a fim de evitar que essa parte da sola se gaste. -
8 toe-dance
toe-dance[t'ou da:ns; t'oudæns] vi dançar na ponta dos pés. -
9 toe
[təu]1) (one of the five finger-like end parts of the foot: These tight shoes hurt my toes.) dedo do pé2) (the front part of a shoe, sock etc: There's a hole in the toe of my sock.) biqueira•- toenail- toe the line* * *[tou] n 1 dedo do pé. I toasted my toes / sl aqueci meus pés (na lareira). 2 biqueira do sapato, ponta da meia. 3 casco, unha (de animais). 4 parte inferior (saliente) de alguns objetos (tubo de órgão). • vt+vi 1 tocar, alcançar com os dedos do pé. 2 virar as pontas do pé (para dentro ou para fora) ao andar, etc. 3 colocar biqueira em sapato ou meia. 4 fixar com pregos batidos obliquamente. 5 sl dar pontapés. big/ great toe grande artelho. from top to toe da cabeça aos pés. little toe o menor dos artelhos. on one’s toes alerta, ansioso. toe to toe em confronto direto, face a face. to take to one’s toes fugir. to toe in (out) virar os pés para dentro (fora). to toe the line a) ficar em linha. b) ficar em posição de partida para uma corrida. c) sujeitar-se ao regulamento (de um partido). to toe the mark Amer ser eficiente. to tread on someone’s toes pisar nos calos de alguém. to turn up one’s toes coll bater as botas, morrer. -
10 toe the line
(to act according to the rules.) seguir as regras* * *toe the linea) ficar em linha. b) ficar em posição de partida para uma corrida. c) sujeitar-se ao regulamento (de um partido).————————toe the lineobedecer, aceitar. -
11 toe
[təu]1) (one of the five finger-like end parts of the foot: These tight shoes hurt my toes.) artelho2) (the front part of a shoe, sock etc: There's a hole in the toe of my sock.) biqueira•- toenail- toe the line -
12 toe
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13 toe the line
(to act according to the rules.) seguir as regras -
14 big toe
big toe[big t'ou] n dedão do pé. -
15 big/great toe
big/great toegrande artelho. -
16 from top toe
from top toeda cabeça aos pés. -
17 great toe
great toe[greit t'ou] n dedão do pé. -
18 little toe
little toeo menor dos artelhos. -
19 to eye somebody from top toe
to eye somebody from top toeolhar alguém dos pés à cabeça.English-Portuguese dictionary > to eye somebody from top toe
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20 toehold
toe.hold[t'ouhould] n 1 pequena cavidade para apoiar o pé ao escalar montanha. 2 suporte para o pé.
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