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1 Eastern Hemisphere
East.ern Hem.i.sphere['i:st2n hemisfi2] n hemisfério oriental. -
2 Government House
Gov.ern.ment House[g'∧vənmənt haus] n residência de um governador, palácio do governo. -
3 N
N, n1 [en] décima quarta letra do alfabeto, consoante.————————North(ern) -
4 Southern Cross
South.ern Cross[s'∧ðən kr'ɔs] n Astr Cruzeiro do Sul. -
5 antigovernment
an.ti.gov.ern.ment[æntig'∧vənmənt] adj antigovernamental. -
6 cavern
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7 cavernous
adjective (huge and hollow: a cavernous hole.) cavernoso* * *cav.ern.ous[k'ævənəs] adj 1 cavernoso: a) que tem cavernas. b) semelhante a caverna. -
8 cavernously
cav.ern.ous.ly[k'ævənəsli] adv cavernosamente. -
9 cithern
cith.ern[s'iθən] n Mus cistro: instrumento de cordas semelhante ao alaúde. -
10 coalition government
co.a.li.tion gov.ern.ment[kouəl'iʃən g∧vənmənt] n governo de coalizão. -
11 eastern
adjective (of the east or the East: an eastern custom.) oriental* * *east.ern['i:st2n] adj 1 oriental, relativo ao Oriente. 2 de ou para o lado este ou leste. eastern daylight time hora de verão oriental. -
12 easterner
east.ern.er['i:st2n2] n 1 nativo ou habitante do leste. 2 Amer Easterner habitante da região oriental dos EUA. -
13 easternmost
adjective (being furthest east: the easternmost city in America.) mais a leste* * *east.ern.most['i:st2nmoust] adj o mais oriental. -
14 govern
1) (to rule: The queen governed (the country) wisely and well.) governar2) (to influence: Our policy is governed by three factors.) reger* * *gov.ern[g'∧vən] vt+vi 1 governar, dirigir, administrar. 2 determinar, influenciar, reger. 3 restringir, controlar. 4 Gram reger. -
15 governability
gov.ern.a.bil.i.ty[g∧vənəb'iliti] n governabilidade, qualidade de ser governável. -
16 governable
gov.ern.a.ble[g'∧vənəbəl] adj governável, dirigível. -
17 governance
gov.ern.ance[g'∧vənəns] n governo (at sobre), controle, domínio ( over sobre). -
18 governess
gov.ern.ess[g'∧vənis] n educadora, professora (particular), governanta. -
19 governing body
gov.ern.ing bod.y[g'∧vəniŋ bɔdi] n direção, administração. -
20 governing
gov.ern.ing[g'∧vəniŋ] adj administrativo, governativo. the governing principle o princípio dominante.
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