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1 junto
jun.to* * *junto, ta[`ʒũntu, ta]Verbo particípio passado → juntarAdjetivo e advérbio ensemblecom as mãos juntas les mains jointesjunto com avec* * *adjectivotodos juntostous ensembleunienviar juntoenvoyer ci-inclus; envoyer ci-jointadvérbiojunto de/aà côté dejunto da janelacontre la fenêtrejunto um do outrocôte à côtemorar junto ademeurer près de; habiter auprès detudo juntotout ensemble -
2 junta
jun.ta[ʒ‘ũtə] sf 1 articulation. 2 joint, jointure, emboîtement (des os).* * *[`ʒũnta]Substantivo feminino joint masculin* * *nome femininojunte; mairiecommission médicale; conseil de santé -
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4 charro
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5 fumar
fu.mar[fum‘ar] vt fumer. ele fuma dois pacotes de cigarro por dia / il fume deux paquets de cigarettes par jour. fumar cachimbo fumer une pipe. fumar o cachimbo da paz fumer le calumet de la paix. fumar tabaco, ópium, hachiche, maconha fumer du tabac, de l’opium, du haschisch, de l’herbe. fumar um cigarro, um charuto, um baseado fumer une cigarette, un cigare, un joint.* * *[fu`ma(x)]Verbo transitivo e verbo intransitivo fumer* * *verbofumerfumar um charutofumer un cigare -
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8 fumar um cigarro, um charuto, um baseado
fumar um cigarro, um charuto, um baseadofumer une cigarette, un cigare, un joint.Dicionário Português-Francês > fumar um cigarro, um charuto, um baseado
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