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1) (a person who looks after something: a bartender.) encarregado2) (a small boat which carries stores or passengers to and from a larger boat.) lancha* * *ten.der1[t'endə] n 1 proposta, oferta (também Com), oferecimento. 2 Jur prova. • vt 1 oferecer, ofertar (também Com). we tendered our thanks / exprimimos nossos agradecimentos. 2 oferecer em pagamento. 3 Jur provar. legal tender moeda corrente. to make a tender for fazer uma oferta para.————————ten.der2[t'endə] n 1 pessoa que atende ou cuida de outra. 2 Naut escaler, chalupa: navio pequeno para embarcar e desembarcar pessoas e cargas de navios grandes. 3 rail tênder.————————ten.der3[t'endə] adj 1 tenro, macio, mole. 2 delicado, fraco. 3 carinhoso, afeiçoado, afável. 4 gentil, meigo. 5 sensível. 6 novo, jovem. 7 melindroso. 8 cuidadoso. to be tender of ter consideração por.
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