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1 spic
[spik] n sl latino ou descendente de latino. -
2 spicily
spic.i.ly[sp'aisili] adv de modo condimentado. -
3 spicular
spic.u.lar[sp'ikjulə] adj espiculado. -
4 spiculate
spic.u.late[sp'aikjulit] adj = link=spicular spicular. -
5 spicule
spic.ule[sp'ikju:l] n espícula, pequena espiga. -
6 spiculiform
spic.u.li.form[sp'ikjulifɔ:m] adj Bot espiciforme. -
7 spick
[spik] n sl = link=spic spic. -
8 conspicuous consumption
con.spic.u.ous con.sump.tion[kənspikjuəs kəns'∧mpʃən] n Econ consumo conspícuo: gastos excessivos feitos para chamar a atenção e exibir riqueza. -
9 conspicuous
[kən'spikjuəs](very noticeable: Her blond hair made her conspicuous in the crowd.) saliência- conspicuousness* * *con.spic.u.ous[kənsp'ikjuəs] adj 1 conspícuo, distinto, manifesto, patente, evidente, visível. 2 proeminente, notável. -
10 conspicuously
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11 conspicuousness
noun saliência* * *con.spic.u.ous.ness[kənsp'ikjuəsnis] n conspicuidade, evidência, notabilidade. -
12 inconspicuous
[inkən'spikjuəs](not noticeable or conspicuous: The detective tried to be as inconspicuous as possible.) disfarçado* * *in.con.spic.u.ous[inkənsp'ikjuəs] adj imperceptível, inconspícuo, não notável. -
13 inconspicuously
in.con.spic.u.ous.ly[inkəsp'ikjuəsli] adv imperceptivelmente. -
14 inconspicuousness
noun disfarce* * *in.con.spic.u.ous.ness[inkənsp'ikjuəsnis] n imperceptibilidade, qualidade do que não é conspícuo. -
15 perspicuous
per.spic.u.ous[pəsp'ikjuəs] adj perspícuo, claro, compreensível. -
16 perspicuously
per.spic.u.ous.ly[pəsp'ikjuəsli] adv claramente, com clareza.
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