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1 conceit
[kən'si:t](too much pride in oneself: He's full of conceit about his good looks.) presunção* * *con.ceit[kəns'i:t] n 1 vaidade, presunção. 2 chiste, dito chistoso. 3 opinião pessoal. 4 opinião favorável, estima. 5 imaginação, fantasia, idéia extravagante. 6 idéia, pensamento. 7 metáfora extravagante ou forçada. • vt imaginar, presumir. in my own conceit na minha opinião. out of conceit with descontente com, cansado de. well conceited bem planejado. -
2 conceited
adjective (having too much pride in oneself: She's conceited about her artistic ability.) convencido* * *con.ceit.ed[kəns'i:tid] adj convencido, presunçoso, vaidoso, orgulhoso, afetado. -
3 conceitedly
con.ceit.ed.ly[kəns'i:tidli] adv afetadamente, vaidosamente, orgulhosamente. -
4 deceit
[di'si:t]((an act of) deceiving: She was too honest to be capable of deceit.) trapaça- deceitfully
- deceitfulness* * *de.ceit[dis'i:t] n 1 engano, fraude, dolo, velhacaria. 2 falsidade, decepção, artifício, truque, engodo. 3 aparência enganosa. -
5 deceitful
adjective (deceiving or insincere: She's such a deceitful child!) dissimulado* * *de.ceit.ful[dis'i:tful] adj enganoso, doloso, fraudulento. -
6 deceitfully
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7 deceitfulness
noun dissimulação* * *de.ceit.ful.ness[dis'i:tfulnis] n 1 falsidade. 2 inclinação ou propensão para enganar ou defraudar. 3 aparência enganosa. -
8 self-conceit
self-con.ceit[self kəns'i:t] n presunção. -
9 self-conceited
self-con.ceit.ed[self kəns'i:tid] adj convencido, presunçoso.
См. также в других словарях:
Ceit — f Scottish Gaelic spelling of KATE (SEE Kate). Pet form: Ceiteag … First names dictionary
ceit — con·ceit·ed; de·ceit; de·ceit·ful; de·ceit·ful·ly; de·ceit·ful·ness; con·ceit; con·ceit·ed·ly; con·ceit·ed·ness; … English syllables
CEIT — Center of Excellence for Information Technology (Community » Non Profit Organizations) … Abbreviations dictionary
de|ceit´ful|ness — de|ceit|ful «dih SEET fuhl», adjective. 1. ready or willing to deceive or lie: »A liar is a deceitful person. SYNONYM(S): insincere, disingenuous. 2. meant to deceive; deceiving; misleading: »She told a deceitful story to avoid punishment.… … Useful english dictionary
de|ceit´ful|ly — de|ceit|ful «dih SEET fuhl», adjective. 1. ready or willing to deceive or lie: »A liar is a deceitful person. SYNONYM(S): insincere, disingenuous. 2. meant to deceive; deceiving; misleading: »She told a deceitful story to avoid punishment.… … Useful english dictionary
de|ceit|ful — «dih SEET fuhl», adjective. 1. ready or willing to deceive or lie: »A liar is a deceitful person. SYNONYM(S): insincere, disingenuous. 2. meant to deceive; deceiving; misleading: »She told a deceitful story to avoid punishment. SYNONYM(S) … Useful english dictionary
con|ceit´ed|ly — con|ceit|ed «kuhn SEE tihd», adjective. 1. having too high an opinion of oneself or one s ability; vain: »We heard no more of the conceited boy s great strength after he lost the fight. SYNONYM(S): egotistical, proud. 2. Dialect. full of notions; … Useful english dictionary
con|ceit|ed — «kuhn SEE tihd», adjective. 1. having too high an opinion of oneself or one s ability; vain: »We heard no more of the conceited boy s great strength after he lost the fight. SYNONYM(S): egotistical, proud. 2. Dialect. full of notions; fanciful;… … Useful english dictionary
de|ceit — «dih SEET», noun. 1. the act of making a person believe as true something that is false; deceiving, lying or cheating: »The swindler s open, frank face made him seem incapable of deceit. 2. a dishonest trick; a lie spoken or acted: »A polite… … Useful english dictionary
self-con|ceit|ed — «SEHLF kuhn SEE tihd», adjective. having or showing self conceit … Useful english dictionary
self-con|ceit — «SEHLF kuhn SEET», noun. too much pride in oneself or one s ability; conceit. SYNONYM(S): egotism … Useful english dictionary
