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1 flu
[flu:](short for influenza.)* * *[flu:] n coll influenza, gripe. -
2 'flu
[flu:](short for influenza.) -
3 'flu
[flu:](short for influenza.) -
4 flu
[flu:](short for influenza.) -
5 flu
influenza (vírus), gripe -
6 Asian flu
A.sian flu['eiʃən flu:] n gripe asiática. -
7 Asiatic flu
A.si.at.ic flu['eiʃən flu:] n gripe asiática. -
8 yuppie flu
yup.pie flu[j'∧pi flu:] n Brit, coll encefalomielite miálgica. -
9 fluke
[flu:k](a chance success: Passing the exam was a fluke - I had done no work.) puro acaso* * *fluke1[flu:k] n 1 pata de âncora. 2 farpa de flecha, de arpão. 3 ferro, lança. 4 lobo da cauda de baleia.————————fluke2[flu:k] n 1 bambúrrio, chiripa, casualidade de sorte. 2 fortuna inesperada, acaso feliz. • vt acertar ou obter por sorte. by a fluke por um acaso.————————fluke3[flu:k] n Ichth solha, linguado. -
10 affluent
['æfluənt](wealthy: He is becoming more and more affluent.) rico* * *af.flu.ent['æfluənt] n afluente. • adj 1 afluente. 2 muito rico, opulento. -
11 fluorescent
[fluə'resnt](giving off a certain kind of light: fluorescent light; fluorescent paint.) fluorescente* * *flu.o.res.cent[fluər'esənt] adj fluorescente. -
12 fluent
['fluənt]1) ((of a language etc) smoothly and skilfully spoken: He spoke fluent French.) fluente2) ((of a person) able to express oneself easily: He is fluent in English.) fluente•- fluency- fluently* * *flu.ent[fl'uənt] n Math fluente, integral. • adj 1 fluido, fluente, líquido. 2 corrente, copioso, natural, espontâneo. 3 verboso, eloqüente, volúvel, fácil. -
13 fluid dram
flu.id dram[flu:id dr'æm] n Pharm dracma fluida, medida de capacidade correspondente a 1/8 de onça fluida. -
14 fluid ounce
flu.id ounce[flu:id auns] n onça fluida (EUA: 29,6 cm3, Inglaterra: 28,4 cm3). -
15 fluidic
flu.id.ic[flu'idik] adj fluídico. -
16 fluoresce
flu.o.resce[fluər'es] vi apresentar fluorescência. -
17 fluorescein
flu.o.res.ce.in[fluər'esəin] n Chem fluorescina. -
18 fluorescent lamp
flu.o.res.cent lamp[fluər'esənt læmp] n lâmpada fluorescente. -
19 fluorescent light
flu.o.res.cent light[fluər'esənt lait] n luz fluorescente. -
20 fluorescent lighting
flu.o.res.cent light.ing[fluər'esənt laitiŋ] n iluminação por meio de luz fluorescente.
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