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21 centre of a rope
centre of a ropealma do cabo. -
22 coir rope
coir rope[k'ɔiə roup] n corda de fibra de coco. -
23 drag-rope
drag-rope[dr'ægroup] n reboque, cabo pendente. -
24 foot rope
foot rope[f'ut roup] n Naut corda suspensa para auxiliar o subir e descer, ao lidar-se com as velas de um barco. -
25 give him enough rope to hang himself
give him enough rope to hang himselfdeixe-o cavar a própria sepultura.English-Portuguese dictionary > give him enough rope to hang himself
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26 give him rope
give him ropedeixe-o fazer como queira, dê-lhe corda. -
27 guide-rope
guide-rope[g'aid roup] n cabo de guia, Aeron cabo de amarração. -
28 money for old rope
money for old ropedinheiro ganho facilmente. -
29 on the rope
on the ropea) em posição defensiva e vulnerável. b) preso na corda (alpinismo). -
30 ridge-rope
ridge-rope[r'idʒroup] n Naut vergueiro do pano. -
31 sinewy rope
sin.ew.y rope[sinju:i r'oup] n corda resistente. -
32 skipping rope
skip.ping rope[sk'ipiŋ roup] n corda de pular. -
33 span rope
span rope[sp'æn roup] n Electr cabo tensor. -
34 tent rope
tent rope[t'ent roup] n corda que prende a barraca a uma estaca. -
35 the rope
the ropepena de morte por enforcamento. -
36 to be at the end of one’s rope
to be at the end of one’s ropeestar no limite dos recursos, estar em situação desesperada.English-Portuguese dictionary > to be at the end of one’s rope
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37 to hang by a rope
to hang by a ropeenforcar. -
38 to reach for the rope
to reach for the ropeestender o braço para apanhar a corda. -
39 to rope down
to rope downfazer descer na corda. -
40 to rope in
to rope ina) cingir com cordas. b) aliciar, atrair, envolver. c) enganar, lograr, fraudar.
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