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1 sump
(the part of a motor-engine that contains the oil.) reservatório de óleo* * *[s∧mp] n 1 fossa ou reservatório para água, óleo, etc. 2 Auto cova do eixo manivela. 3 fossa no fundo de uma mina, onde se junta a água para ser bombada para cima. -
2 sump
esgoto, galeria de águas, fossa -
3 sump
(the part of a motor-engine that contains the oil.) reservatório -
4 sump fuse
sump fuse[s'∧mp fju:z] n estopim à prova de água. -
5 sump pump
sump pump[s'∧mp p∧mp] n bomba para fossa de mina. -
6 sumpter
sump.ter[s'∧mptə] n besta de carga. -
7 sumption
sump.tion[s'∧mpʃən] n Log premissa maior de silogismo. -
8 sumptuary edict
sump.tu.ar.y e.dict[s'∧mptʃuəri i:dikt] n lei suntuária. -
9 sumptuary law
sump.tu.ar.y law[s'∧mptʃuəri lɔ:] n = link=sumptuary%20edict sumptuary edict. -
10 sumptuary
sump.tu.ar.y[s'∧mptʃuəri] adj suntuário. -
11 sumptuously
sump.tu.ous.ly[s'∧mptʃuəsli] adv suntuosamente. -
12 sumptuousness
sump.tu.ous.ness[s'∧mptʃuəsnis] n suntuosidade, luxo. -
13 assumpsit
as.sump.sit[əs'∧mpsit] n 1 ação judicial por quebra de contrato. 2 contrato ou promessa verbal cuja quebra está sujeita a ação de perdas e danos. -
14 assumption
noun (something assumed: On the assumption that we can produce four pages an hour, the work will be finished tomorrow.) suposição* * *as.sump.tion[əs'∧mpʃən] n 1 suposição, presunção, pretensão. 2 hipótese, conjetura. 3 arrogância, orgulho. 4 Assumption Eccl Assunção: festa da Assunção de Nossa Senhora, 15 de agosto. 5 adoção, apropriação, usurpação. Christ’s assumption of our flesh a encarnação de Jesus Cristo. the assumption of his rank a aceitação de seu cargo. -
15 assumptive
as.sump.tive[əs'∧mptiv] adj 1 assuntivo, suposto, assumido, presumido. 2 pretensioso, insolente. -
16 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. -
17 consumption
1) (the act of consuming: The consumption of coffee has increased.) consumo2) (an old word for tuberculosis of the lungs.)* * *con.sump.tion[kəns'∧mpʃən] n 1 consunção, consumação. 2 consumo, dispêndio, gasto. 3 destruição, devastação, estrago. 4 Med consunção, definhamento, doença devastadora (como a tuberculose). 5 tuberculose. galloping consumption tuberculose galopante, de rápido desenlace. -
18 consumptive
con.sump.tive[kəns'∧mptiv] n tísico, tuberculoso. • adj 1 tísico. 2 consuntivo, destrutivo. 3 dissipado, definhado, consumido. -
19 consumptively
con.sump.tive.ly[kəms'∧mptivli] adv consuntivamente, destrutivamente. -
20 heir presumptive
heir pre.sump.tive[ɛə priz'∧mptiv] n herdeiro provável.
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Sump — Sump, n. [Cf. G. sumpf a sump in a mine, a swamp, akin to LG. sump, D. somp a swamp, Dan. & Sw. sump, and perhaps to E. swamp.] 1. (Metal.) A round pit of stone, lined with clay, for receiving the metal on its first fusion. Ray. [1913 Webster] 2 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sump — [sʌmp] n [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: sump swamp (15 20 centuries), from Middle Dutch somp or Middle Low German sump wet ground ] 1.) the lowest part of a ↑drainage system, where liquids or wastes remain 2.) BrE the part of an engine that contains… … Dictionary of contemporary English
sump — /sump/, n. 1. a pit, well, or the like in which water or other liquid is collected. 2. Mach. a chamber at the bottom of a machine, pump, circulation system, etc., into which a fluid drains before recirculation or in which wastes gather before… … Universalium
sump — early 15c., marsh, morass, from M.Du. somp or M.L.G. sump, from P.Gmc. *sumpaz. Meaning pit to collect water is first found 1650s … Etymology dictionary
sump — sb., en, e, ene, i sms. sump , fx sumpområde, sumpplante … Dansk ordbog
sump — ► NOUN 1) the base of an internal combustion engine, which serves as a reservoir of oil for the lubrication system. 2) a depression in the floor of a mine or cave in which water collects. 3) a cesspool. ORIGIN originally denoting a marsh: from… … English terms dictionary
sump — [sump] n. [ME sompe,SWAMP] 1. a) a pit, cistern, cesspool, etc. for draining, collecting, or storing liquids b) Brit. OIL PAN 2. Mining a) a pit or pool at the bottom of a shaft or mine, in which water collects and from which it … English World dictionary
sump — [ sʌmp ] noun count a low open area in the ground that waste liquid flows into … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
sump|tu|ar|y — «SUHMP chu EHR ee», adjective. having to do with the spending of money; regulating expenses, especially to control extravagance or waste. A law prohibiting any family from owning more than one car would be a sumptuary law. ╂[< Latin… … Useful english dictionary
sump|tu|os|i|ty — «SUHMP chu OS uh tee», noun. expensiveness; costliness … Useful english dictionary
sump — as·sump·sit; as·sump·tion; as·sump·tion·ist; as·sump·tious; as·sump·tive; con·sump·ti·ble; con·sump·tion; pre·sump·tion; pre·sump·tive; pre·sump·tive·ly; pre·sump·tu·ous; pre·sump·tu·ous·ly; pre·sump·tu·ous·ness; re·sump·tion; re·sump·tive;… … English syllables