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1 clam
[klæm](a shellfish with two shells joined together, used as food.) ameijoa* * *clam1[klæm] n 1 Zool molusco, marisco, espécie de mexilhão. 2 Amer coll pessoa calada ou taciturna. • vi Amer catar ou procurar mariscos, mariscar. to clam up sl ficar calado por timidez ou nervosismo, perder a fala.————————clam2[klæm] n (geralmente clams pl) torno, sargento, grampo, braçadeira. -
2 clam
[klæm](a shellfish with two shells joined together, used as food.) amêijoa -
3 razor clam
ra.zor clam[r'eizə klæm] n Zool 1 lingüeirão. 2 marisco-faca. -
4 to clam up
to clam upsl ficar calado por timidez ou nervosismo, perder a fala. -
5 clambake
clam.bake[kl'æmbeik] n piquenique à base de peixe e moluscos assados sobre pedras quentes. -
6 clamberer
clam.ber.er[kl'æmbərə] n escalador, trepador. -
7 clambering
clam.ber.ing[kl'æmbəriŋ] n escalada, subida. -
8 clammily
clam.mi.ly[kl'æmili] adv 1 umidamente. 2 viscosamente. -
9 clamminess
clam.mi.ness[kl'æminis] n viscosidade. -
10 clamor
clam.or[kl'æmə] n = link=%20clamour clamour. -
11 clamorer
clam.or.er[kl'æmərə] n = link=clamourer clamourer. -
12 clamorously
clam.or.ous.ly[kl'æmərəsli] adv clamorosamente, aos gritos. -
13 clamorousness
clam.or.ous.ness[kl'æmərəsnis] n clamor, vozerio. -
14 clamourer
clam.our.er[kl'æmərə] n clamador, reclamador. -
15 clamshell
clam.shell[kl'æmʃel] n concha de marisco. -
16 acclamatory
ac.clam.a.to.ry[əkl'æmətəri] adj aclamatório. -
17 clamber
['klæmbə](to climb by holding on with hands and feet: clambering over the rocks.) trepar* * *clam.ber[kl'æmbə] n escalada, subida difícil. • vt+vi 1 escalar valendo-se de pés e mãos, trepar, subir com dificuldade. 2 fig subir, tornar-se proeminente. -
18 clammy
['klæmi](damp and sticky: clammy hands.) pegajoso* * *clam.my[kl'æmi] adj 1 frio e úmido. 2 pegajoso, adesivo, viscoso. -
19 clamorous
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20 clamour
['klæmə] 1. noun((a) loud uproar.) alarido2. verb((especially of a crowd demanding something) to make such an uproar etc: They're all clamouring to get their money back.) bradar* * *clam.our[kl'æmə] n 1 clamor, brado, grito. 2 tumulto, alarido. 3 queixa, reclamação barulhenta. • vt+vi 1 gritar, berrar, clamar. 2 reclamar, protestar, queixar-se, vociferar. to clamour against queixar-se em altas vozes contra.
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