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1 aircraft construction
air.craft con.struc.tion['ɛəkra:ft kənstr∧kʃən] n construção aeronáutica. -
2 constrain
con.strain[kənstr'ein] vt 1 constranger, compelir, obrigar. 2 confinar, encarcerar, restringir. 3 reprimir, refrear. -
3 constrainable
con.strain.a.ble[kənstr'einəbəl] adj que pode ser constrangido ou coagido. -
4 constrained
con.strained[kənstr'eind] adj 1 constrangido, tenso. 2 forçado, obrigado, coagido. -
5 constraint
con.straint[kənstr'eint] n 1 constrangimento, coação, compulsão. 2 prisão, confinamento. 3 repressão, refreamento, reserva. 4 restrição, limite. 5 embaraço, acanhamento. under constraint obrigado, coagido. -
6 constrict
[kən'strikt](to press tightly; to cramp: The tight collar was constricting his neck.) apertar* * *con.strict[kənstr'ikt] vt+vi constringir, contrair, comprimir, apertar. -
7 constriction
con.stric.tion[kənstr'ikʃən] n constrição, contração, compressão, aperto. -
8 constrictive
con.strict.ive[kənstr'iktiv] adj constritivo, constritor. -
9 constrictor
con.stric.tor[kənstr'iktə] n constritor: 1 o que constringe. 2 Anat qualquer músculo que aperta circularmente. 3 Zool gênero de grandes serpentes não venenosas. • adj constritor. boa constrictor jibóia. -
10 constringe
con.stringe[kənstr'indʒ] vt 1 contrair, constringir. 2 adstringir. -
11 constringency
con.strin.gen.cy[kənstr'indʒənsi] n 1 contração, constrição. 2 adstringência. -
12 constringent
con.strin.gent[kənstr'indʒənt] adj 1 constringente, constritor. 2 adstringente. -
13 construable
con.stru.a.ble[kənstr'u:əbəl] adj interpretável, explicável, traduzível. -
14 construct
(to build; to put together: They are planning to construct a new supermarket near our house; Construct a sentence containing `although'.) construir- constructive
- constructively
- constructor
- construction site
- construction worker* * *con.struct[kənstr'∧kt] n Psych constructo: imagem formada por síntese mental. • vt 1 construir, edificar, erigir. 2 Geom traçar. 3 formar, planejar. 4 Gram combinar (palavras em frases). 5 arquitetar, elaborar. -
15 constructer
con.struct.er[kənstr'∧ktə] n = link=constructor constructor. -
16 construction industry
con.struc.tion in.dus.try[kənstrʌkʃən indəstri] n setor de construção civil. -
17 construction
[-ʃən]1) ((a way of) constructing or putting together: The bridge is still under construction.) construção2) (something built: That construction won't last long.) construção* * *con.struc.tion[kənstr'∧kʃən] n construção: 1 edificação, ato de construir. 2 modo ou forma de construir. 3 Gram colocação das palavras em uma frase, segundo as regras próprias. 4 prédio, edifício. 5 Geom traçado geométrico. 6 interpretação. he put a wrong construction on my words / ele interpretou mal minhas palavras. what construction is to be put upon such a thing? / como é que se pode compreender uma coisa dessas? 7 estrutura. under construction em construção. -
18 constructional engineering
con.struc.tion.al en.gi.neer.ing[kənstrʌkʃənəl endʒin'iəriŋ] n engenharia de obras e construções. -
19 constructional
con.struc.tion.al[kənstr'∧kʃənəl] adj de ou relativo a construção, a estrutura. -
20 constructionist
con.struc.tion.ist[kənstr'∧kʃənist] n intérprete de leis.
См. также в других словарях:
instrument*/*/*/ — [ˈɪnstrʊmənt] noun [C] 1) a tool that is used in science, medicine, or technology scientific instruments such as microscopes[/ex] 2) a musical instrument, for example a piano or a guitar Do you play an instrument?[/ex] 3) a piece of equipment… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
instrumental — [ˌɪnstrʊˈment(ə)l] adj 1) involved in an important way in making something happen The general was instrumental in helping both sides to reach a compromise.[/ex] 2) instrumental music is played by instruments only rather than being sung … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
instrument — /ˈɪnstrəmənt / (say instruhmuhnt) noun 1. a mechanical device or contrivance; a tool; an implement: a surgeon s instruments. 2. a contrivance for producing musical sounds: a stringed instrument. 3. a thing with or by which something is effected;… …
instrument board — /ˈɪnstrəmənt bɔd/ (say instruhmuhnt bawd) noun a surface on which instruments are mounted in a small boat, plane, etc. Also, instrument panel …
instrument flying — /ˈɪnstrəmənt flaɪɪŋ/ (say instruhmuhnt fluying) noun the navigation of an aircraft by instruments alone, with no visual cues …
instrument landing — /ˈɪnstrəmənt lændɪŋ/ (say instruhmuhnt landing) noun the landing of an aircraft with the use of instruments alone and no visual cues, as in dense fog …
instrument panel — /ˈɪnstrəmənt pænəl/ (say instruhmuhnt panuhl) noun a panel on the dashboard of a motor vehicle or above the controls of an aircraft, etc., which contains the instruments measuring velocity, power, and other relevant data …
instrumental — /ɪnstrəˈmɛntl / (say instruh mentl) adjective 1. serving as an instrument or means: *He … had been largely instrumental in bringing about the Union, which was now in process of being bloodily dissolved. –martin boyd, 1946. 2. of or relating to an …
instrumental conditioning — /ɪnstrəˌmɛntl kənˈdɪʃənɪŋ/ (say instruh.mentl kuhn dishuhning) noun → operant conditioning …
instrumentalism — /ɪnstrəˈmɛntəlɪzəm/ (say instruh mentuhlizuhm) noun a form of pragmatism which maintains that the function of thought is to be instrumental to control of the environment and that ideas have value according to their function in human experience or …
instrumentalist — /ɪnstrəˈmɛntələst / (say instruh mentuhluhst) noun 1. someone who performs on a musical instrument. 2. an advocate of instrumentalism. –adjective 3. of or relating to instrumentalism …