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1 boca
bo.ca[b‘okə] sf bouche, gueule (des animaux). calar a boca fermer la bouche. cale a boca! vulg ta gueule!, fam tais-toi!, taisez-vous! de boca aberta pop bouche bée.* * *[`boka]Substantivo feminino (de pessoa) bouche féminin(de animal) gueule féminin(de túnel) entrée féminin(de rua, caminho) début masculin(de forno, fogão) feu masculin* * *nome femininofalar de boca cheiaparler la bouche pleineter a boca secaavoir la bouche sèchebâillercala a boca!tais-toi!ficar de boca fechadagarder la bouche closenão abrir a bocane pas ouvrir la bouchetapar a boca a alguémfermer la bouche à quelqu'uncoloquial mandar uma bocafaire une remarque (désobligeante); faire une suggestionter má bocaêtre difficileter seis bocas para sustentaravoir six bouches à nourrir(de túnel) entréebouche d'incendiebouche du métrorester bouche béeêtre l'objet des cancanstrop gratter cuit, trop parler nuittous les chemins mènent à Rome -
2 bordel
bor.del[bord‘ɛw] sm bordel, maison de prostitution. Pl: bordéis.* * *[box`dɛw]Substantivo masculino(plural: - eis)maison féminin close* * *nome masculinomaison f. de prostitution; bordel vulgarismo -
3 capítulo
ca.pí.tu.lo[kap‘itulu] sm chapitre.* * *[ka`pitulu]Substantivo masculino chapitre masculin* * *nome masculino -
4 carta-de-prego
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5 porta
por.ta[p‘ɔrtə] sf porte. porta-aviões porte-avions. porta-luvas boîte à gants. porta-malas coffre, malle. porta-níqueis porte-monnaie. porta-voz interprète, porte-parole.* * *[`poxta]Substantivo feminino (de casa, armário, etc.) porte féminin(de carro) portière fémininporta automática porte automatiqueporta com controle remoto porte à ouverture automatiqueporta corrediça porte coulissanteporta giratória porte à tambourporta serial informática port série* * *nome femininoestar à portaêtre devant la porte(de automóvel) portièrebater à portafrapper à la porteempurrar a portapousser la portetocar à portasonner à la porte(automóvel) um quatro portasune quatre portespossibilitéa porta para o sucessola voie vers le succèsporte coulissanteporte de serviceporte de derrièreà porte closeaux portes de la villeêtre aux portes de la mortêtre sourd comme une taupe -
6 terminar
ter.mi.nar[termin‘ar] vt+vi finir, achever, terminer. terminar em (uma rua) terminer en, donner sur (une rue).* * *[texmi`na(x)]Verbo transitivo e verbo intransitivo terminerterminar por fazer algo finir par faire quelque choseterminar em algo se terminer en quelque chose* * *verbo1 (reunião, debate) terminer; clorea sessão terminoula session est closeterminar a sessãoclore la sessionas aulas terminam amanhãles classes se terminent demain; les classes finissent demainterminar a refeiçãofinir son repasrompre ( com, avec)
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