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1 dispose
[di'spəuz]1) (to make inclined: I am not disposed to help him.) dispor2) (to arrange or settle.) arranjar•- disposal
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- dispose of* * *dis.pose[disp'ouz] vt+vi 1 dispor, arranjar, ordenar. 2 colocar em posição. 3 fixar, ajustar, determinar, dirigir, pôr-se de acordo. 4 dispor-se a, propender para, fazer propender, inclinar-se, preparar, acomodar, arrumar. 5 (of) usar livremente, fazer o que quer de alguém ou de alguma coisa, ter a posse, utilizar, empregar. 6 alienar (bens), desembaraçar-se de, vender, dispor de. 7 matar, liquidar, gastar. 8 estar pronto ou resolvido. 9 demitir, despedir, exonerar, destituir. man proposes, God disposes o homem põe e Deus dispõe. to dispose of jogar fora, descartar-se de. to dispose of something by will transmitir alguma coisa por testamento. to dispose to tender a. -
2 to dispose of something by will
to dispose of something by willtransmitir alguma coisa por testamento.English-Portuguese dictionary > to dispose of something by will
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