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1 Mephistophelean
Me.phis.to.phe.le.an[mefistəf'i:liən] adj = link=Mephistophelian Mephistophelian. -
2 Mephistopheles
Me.phis.toph.e.les[mefist'ɔfəli:z] n Mefistófeles: o diabo na lenda de Fausto. -
3 Mephistophelian
Me.phis.to.phe.li.an[mefistəf'i:liən] adj mefistofélico, diabólico, satânico. -
4 amphisbaena
am.phis.bae.na[æmfisb'i:nə] n Mit, Zool anfisbena. -
5 amphiscians
am.phis.cians[æmf'iʃənz] n pl anfíscios: habitante da zona tórrida. -
6 amphiscii
am.phis.ci.i[æmf'iʃiai] n pl = link=amphiscians amphiscians. -
7 aphis
a.phis['eifis] n (pl aphides) Zool afídio, pulgão. -
8 scyphistoma
scy.phis.to.ma[saif'istəmə] n Biol larva de cifozoário. -
9 sophistic
so.phis.tic[səf'istik] adj sofístico. -
10 sophistical
so.phis.ti.cal[səf'istikəl] adj = link=sophistic sophistic. -
11 sophistically
so.phis.ti.cal.ly[səf'istikəli] adv sofisticamente. -
12 sophisticate
so.phis.ti.cate[səf'istikeit] n pessoa sofisticada. • vt+vi 1 sofisticar. 2 adulterar, falsificar. 3 sofismar. 4 tirar a naturalidade. -
13 sophisticated
[sə'fistikeitid]1) ((of a person) having a great deal of experience and worldly wisdom, knowledge of how to dress elegantly etc: a sophisticated young man; She has become very sophisticated since she went to live in London.) sofisticado2) (suitable for, or typical of, sophisticated people: The joke was too sophisticated for the child to understand; sophisticated clothes/hairstyles.) sofisticado3) ((of machines, processes etc) highly-developed, elaborate and produced with a high degree of skill and knowledge: sophisticated photographic techniques.) sofisticado•* * *so.phis.ti.ca.ted[səf'istikeitid] adj 1 afetado, artificial, falso. 2 sofisticado, mundano, requintado. 3 enganador, adulterador. 4 conhecedor da vida, intelectual, exigente. 5 que não tem ilusões. -
14 sophistication
noun sofisticação* * *so.phis.ti.ca.tion[səfistik'eiʃən] n 1 sofisticação, refinamento, requinte. 2 perda de naturalidade ou de simplicidade, mundanismo, artificialismo. -
15 unsophisticated
un.so.phis.ti.cat.ed[∧nsəf'istikeitid] adj 1 genuíno, puro, legítimo, natural, não adulterado. 2 verdadeiro, não falsificado. 3 não sofisticado, simples, não afetado. 4 ingênuo, inocente. -
16 unsophisticatedly
un.so.phis.ti.cat.ed.ly[∧nsəfistik'eitidli] adv legitimamente, verdadeiramente, simplesmente, inocentemente. -
17 unsophisticatedness
un.so.phis.ti.cat.ed.ness[∧nsəf'istikeitidnis] n 1 genuinidade, pureza, naturalidade. 2 simplicidade, ingenuidade, modéstia. -
18 unsophistication
un.so.phis.ti.ca.tion[∧nsəfistik'eiʃən] n = link=unsophisticatedness unsophisticatedness.
См. также в других словарях:
phis — acan·tho·phis; am·phis·bae·na; am·phis·ci·ans; am·phis·i·le; am·phis·to·mous; an·drog·ra·phis; cal·lo·phis; car·pho·phis; del·phis; di·del·phis; hy·dro·phis; lep·to·phis; li·phis·ti·o·mor·phae; mas·tic·o·phis; mem·phis; o·phis; pa·lae·o·phis;… … English syllables
PHIS — personal health information seeking … Medical dictionary
PhIS — pharmacy information system … Medical dictionary
phis — faɪ n. 21st letter of the Greek alphabet … English contemporary dictionary
PHIS — • personal health information seeking … Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations
PhIS — • pharmacy information system … Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations
phis — plural of phi … Useful english dictionary
so|phis´ti|cal|ness — so|phis|ti|cal «suh FIHS tuh kuhl», adjective. 1. clever but misleading; based on false or unsound reasoning: »a sophistical proof. It is a reasoning weak, rotten and sophistical (Edmund Burke). 2. using clever but misleading arguments; reasoning … Useful english dictionary
so|phis´ti|cal|ly — so|phis|ti|cal «suh FIHS tuh kuhl», adjective. 1. clever but misleading; based on false or unsound reasoning: »a sophistical proof. It is a reasoning weak, rotten and sophistical (Edmund Burke). 2. using clever but misleading arguments; reasoning … Useful english dictionary
so|phis|ti|cal — «suh FIHS tuh kuhl», adjective. 1. clever but misleading; based on false or unsound reasoning: »a sophistical proof. It is a reasoning weak, rotten and sophistical (Edmund Burke). 2. using clever but misleading arguments; reasoning falsely or… … Useful english dictionary
so|phis´ti|cat´ed|ly — so|phis|ti|cat|ed «suh FIHS tuh KAY tihd», adjective. 1. experienced in worldly ways; changed from natural simplicity or frankness; worldly wise; knowledgeable: »a charming, witty, and thoroughly sophisticated young lady. 2. appealing to the… … Useful english dictionary
