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1 joint
joint, e[ʒwɛ̃, ɛ̃t]Verbe participe passé → joindreNom masculin technologie junta femininojoint de culasse junta da cabeça* * *joint ʒwɛ̃]nome masculinoadjectivojunto; reunido; unidoci-jointjunto; incluso; em anexoINFORMÁTICA envoyer quelque chose en pièce jointeenviar em anexoencontrar uma solução -
2 joint
joint, e[ʒwɛ̃, ɛ̃t]Verbe participe passé → joindreNom masculin technologie junta femininojoint de culasse junta da cabeça* * *joint, e[ʒwɛ̃, ɛ̃t]Verbe participe passé → joindreNom masculin technologie junta femininojoint de culasse junta da cabeça -
3 ci-joint
ci-joint, e[siʒwɛ̃, ɛ̃t]Adjectif anexo(xa)Adverbe em anexo* * *ci-joint, e[siʒwɛ̃, ɛ̃t]Adjectif anexo(xa)Adverbe em anexo -
4 ci-joint
ci-joint, e[siʒwɛ̃, ɛ̃t]Adjectif anexo(xa)Adverbe em anexo* * *ci-joint siʒwɛ̃]adjectivo, advérbiojunto; incluso; anexola copie ci-jointea cópia junta -
5 compte
[kɔ̃t]Nom masculin conta femininose rendre compte de dar-se conta dese rendre compte que dar-se conta quecompte joint conta conjuntacompte postal conta bancária aberta nos Correios na Françaen fin de compte afinal de contastout compte fait feitas as contasNom masculin pluriel contas feminino pluralfaire ses comptes fazer as contas* * *[kɔ̃t]Nom masculin conta femininose rendre compte de dar-se conta dese rendre compte que dar-se conta quecompte joint conta conjuntacompte postal conta bancária aberta nos Correios na Françaen fin de compte afinal de contastout compte fait feitas as contasNom masculin pluriel contas feminino pluralfaire ses comptes fazer as contas -
6 culasse
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7 culasse
[kylas]Nom féminin → joint* * *culasse kylas]nome femininocharger par la culassecarregar pela culatrajoint de culassejunta da colaça -
8 compte
[kɔ̃t]Nom masculin conta femininose rendre compte de dar-se conta dese rendre compte que dar-se conta quecompte joint conta conjuntacompte postal conta bancária aberta nos Correios na Françaen fin de compte afinal de contastout compte fait feitas as contasNom masculin pluriel contas feminino pluralfaire ses comptes fazer as contas* * *compte kɔ̃t]nome masculinofaire ses comptesfazer as contasfaire le compte des dépensescalcular as despesascompte à rebourscontagem decrescenteavoir un compte en banqueter uma conta no bancoouvrir/clôturer un compteabrir/fechar uma contacompte courantconta corrente4 explicação f.je n'ai pas de comptes à vous rendrenão tenho explicações a dar-lheconta corrente postalsendo assim, visto isso◆ au bout du compte/tout compte faitafinal, pensando bemenganar-se largamentetornar alguém responsávelassumirtomar algo em contajustificar, explicarsair-se airosamenteaperceber-se detomar em consideraçãoao fim e ao cabomatar alguémamigos, amigos, negócios à parte -
9 rivet
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