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#Copyright 1999 The Internet Dictionary Project/Tyler Chambers
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#Approximately 465 entries. 1/7/98
#Approximately 910 entries. 3/8/98
#Approximately 1360 entries. 2/19/99
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%h a
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	a[Article]

%h a
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	primeira letra do alfabeto.[Article]

%h a
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	uma[Article]

%h a
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	um[Article]

%h aardvark
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	oricterope, porco-da-terra[Noun]

%h aardvarks
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	porco-da-terra, oricterope

%h aback
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	a\s avessas[Adverb]

%h aback
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	atra/s, detra/s[Adverb]

%h aback
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	para tra/s[Adverb]

%h aback
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	por tra/s[Adverb]

%h aback
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	para trs

%h abacus
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	a/baco[Noun]

%h abacus
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	baco(Noun)[Noun]

%h abacuses
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	a/bacos[Noun]

%h abacuses
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	bacos

%h abaft
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	 popa,  r[Adverb]

%h abalone
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	abalone[Noun]

%h abalones
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	abalones[Noun]

%h abandon
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	abandonar, deixar[Verb]

%h abandon
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	abandonar[Verb]

%h abandon
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	abandono[Noun]

%h abandoned
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	abandonado

%h abandoned
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	abandonado; dissoluto, imoral

%h abandonee
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	abandonado

%h abandoner
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	abandonador

%h abandoning
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	abandonando

%h abandonment
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	abandonamento

%h abandonment
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	abandono, disamparo[Noun]

%h abandonment
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	renu/cia[Noun]

%h abandonment
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	abandono[Noun]

%h abandonments
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	abandonamentos

%h abandons
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	abandonos

%h abase
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	humilhar[Verb]

%h abase
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	rebaixar[Verb]

%h abased
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	abater[Verb]

%h abased
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	humilhado[Adjective]

%h abased
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	rebaixado[Adjective]

%h abasement
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	humilhac,a~o[Noun]

%h abasement
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	rebaixamento[Adjective]

%h abasement
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	humilhao

%h abasements
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	humilhac,o~es[Noun]

%h abasements
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	humilhao

%h abash
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	embarac,ar[Verb]

%h abash
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	envergonhar, confundir[Verb]

%h abash
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	humilhar[Verb]

%h abash
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	embaraar

%h abashed
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	embarac,ado[Adjective]

%h abashed
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	envergonhado, confuso[Adjective]

%h abashed
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	embaraado

%h abashes
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	embarac,a[Verb]

%h abashing
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	embarac,o[Noun]

%h abashment
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	embarac,o[Noun]

%h abasing
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	humilhac,ao[Noun]

%h abate
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	abater, diminuir; amainar[Verb]

%h abate
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	enfraquecer[Verb]

%h abated
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	enfraquecido[Adjective]

%h abatement
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	enfraquecimento[Noun]

%h abatements
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	enfraquecimentos[Noun]

%h abater
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	abater

%h abater
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	abater

%h abates
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	enfraquecer, decrescer[Verb]

%h abating
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	enfraquecendo, decrescendo[Verb]

%h abattoir
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	matadouro[Noun]

%h abbacy
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	abadia

%h abbe
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	abade[Noun]

%h abberations
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	aberrac,o~es[Noun]

%h abbey
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	abadia

%h abbey
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	abadia[Noun]

%h abbeys
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	abadias[Noun]

%h abbot
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	padre, or abade[Noun]

%h abbots
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	abades[Noun]

%h abbots
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	the abbots

%h abbreviate
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	abreviar[Verb]

%h abbreviated
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	abreviado[Adjective]

%h abbreviates
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	abrevia[Verb]

%h abbreviates
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	amor[Pronoun]

%h abbreviating
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	abreviando[Verb]

%h abbreviation
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	abreviac,ao[Noun]

%h abbreviation
%d
	abreviatura[Noun]

%h abbreviations
%d
	abreviac,o~es[Noun]

%h abbreviator
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	abreviador[Adjective]

%h abc
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	a/-be^-ce^ ,abecedario , o alfabeto[Noun]

%h abdicable
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	abdicvel

%h abdicate
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	abdicar[Verb]

%h abdicated
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	abdicado[Verb]

%h abdication
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	abdicac,a~o[Noun]

%h abdicator
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	abdicante[Adjective]

%h abdomen
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	abdo^men[Noun]

%h abdomens
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	abdo^mens[Noun]

%h abdominal
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	abdominal

%h abdominal
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	abdominal[Pronoun]

%h abdominally
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	abdominalmente[Adverb]

%h abdominally
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	loved

%h abduce
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	separar, desviar[Verb]

%h abduced
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	separado, desviado[Verb]

%h abducens
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	abducente[Noun]

%h abducent
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	abducente[Adjective]

%h abducentes
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	abducents

%h abducing
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	abduzindo[Verb]

%h abduct
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	sequestrar[Verb]

%h abducted
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	raptado[Adjective]

%h abducting
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	raptando[Verb]

%h abduction
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	rapto[Noun]

%h abductions
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	raptos[Noun]

%h abductor
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	raptor[Noun]

%h abductors
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	raptores[Noun]

%h abducts
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	rapta[Verb]

%h abeam
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	atrave/s[Adverb]

%h abecedarian
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	abecedrio

%h abed
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	na cama[Adverb]

%h aberrance
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	caminho[Noun]

%h aberrance
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	aberrao[Noun]

%h aberrancy
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	aberrao[Adjective]

%h aberrant
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	aberrante[Adjective]

%h aberrantly
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	aberrantemente[Adverb]

%h aberration
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	ABERRAO[Noun]

%h aberrations
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	aberrac,o~es[Noun]

%h aberrations
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	aberrao[Noun]

%h abet
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	instagar[Verb]

%h abetment
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	instigac,a~o[Noun]

%h abets
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	instiga[Verb]

%h abetted
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	instigado[Adjective]

%h abetter
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	instigador[Noun]

%h abetting
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	instigando[Verb]

%h abettor
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	instigador, cu/mplice[Noun]

%h abeyance
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	suspensa~o[Noun]

%h abhor
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	abominar[Verb]

%h abhorred
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	pret. e p.p. do verbo abhor[Verb]

%h abhorrence
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	aversa~o[Noun]

%h abhorrent
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	repugnante[Adjective]

%h abhorrently
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	odiosamente[Adverb]

%h abhorrer
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	pessoa odienta[Noun]

%h abhors
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	abominaveis[Verb]

%h abidance
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	permanncia[Noun]

%h abide
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	agu.entar, conformar-se[Verb]

%h abiding
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	continuac,a~o[Noun]

%h abidingly
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	permanentemente[Adverb]

%h abilities
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	abilidades[Noun]

%h ability
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	abilidade[Noun]

%h abiogenesis
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	abioge/nese[Noun]

%h abiogenetic
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	abiogene/tico[Adjective]

%h abiological
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	abiolgico[Adjective]

%h abiologically
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	abiologicamente[Adverb]

%h abiotic
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	abiotico[Noun]

%h abject
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	abjecto[Adjective]

%h abjection
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	abjecc,a~o[Noun]

%h abjections
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	abjecc,o~es[Noun]

%h abjectly
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	abjectamente[Adverb]

%h abjectness
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	vileza , degradac,a~o[Noun]

%h abjuration
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	abjurao[Noun]

%h abjure
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	abjurar, renunciar,apostatar[Verb]

%h abjurer
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	abjurante, apo/stata[Noun]

%h abjures
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	abjura[Verb]

%h ablation
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	ablac,a~o[Noun]

%h ablative
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	ablativo[Noun]

%h ablaut
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	mudanc,a da vogal no radical duma palavra[Noun]

%h ablaze
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	flamejante, chamejante[Adjective]

%h able
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	ha/bil[Adjective]

%h abloom
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	florescente[Adjective]

%h ablution
%d
	abluc,a~o[Noun]

%h ablutionary
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	detersivo[Adjective]

%h ablutions
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	abluc,o~es[Noun]

%h ably
%d
	ha/bilmente[Adverb]

%h abnegate
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	renunciar, abjurar,abnegar[Verb]

%h abnegates
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	abnega[Verb]

%h abnegation
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	abnegao[Noun]

%h abnegator
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	abjurador, apo/stata[Noun]

%h abnormal
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	anormal, incomum, ano^malo[Adjective]

%h abnormalities
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	anormalidades[Noun]

%h abnormality
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	anormalidade[Noun]

%h abnormalize
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	anormalizar[Verb]

%h abnormalizes
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	anormaliza[Verb]

%h abnormally
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	anormalmente[Adverb]

%h aboard
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	a bordo[Adverb]

%h abode
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	lar[Noun]

%h abodes
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	reside^ncias[Noun]

%h aboil
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	abolir[Verb]

%h abolish
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	abolir[Verb]

%h abolishable
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	aboli/vel, anula/vel, cancela/velr, revoga/vel[Adverb]

%h abolished
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	abolido, anulado, cancelado, revogado[Verb]

%h abolisher
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	revogador[Noun]

%h abolishers
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	revogadores[Noun]

%h abolishes
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	anula, cancela, revoga, [Verb]

%h abolishing
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	abolindo (from verb abolir)[Verb]

%h abolishment
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	abolic,a~o[Noun]

%h abolition
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	abolic,a~o[Noun]

%h abolitionism
%d
	abolicionismo

%h abolitionist
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	abolicionista[Noun]

%h abolitionists
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	abolicionistas[Noun]

%h abominable
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	abomina/vel, execra/vel[Adjective]

%h abominably
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	abominavelmente, execravelmente[Adverb]

%h abominate
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	abominar, execrar[Verb]

%h abomination
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	abominac,a~o, execrac,a~o[Noun]

%h abominations
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	abominac,o~es, execrac,o~es[Noun]

%h aboriginal
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	aboriginal[Adjective]

%h aboriginally
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	originariamente, primitivamente[Adverb]

%h aborigine
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	aborgene

%h aborigines
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	aborigenes, primitivos habitantes de um pais[Noun]

%h abort
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	abortar[Verb]

%h aborted
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	cancelado[Verb]

%h aborter
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	aborteiro[Noun]

%h abortifacient
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	abortivo[Noun]

%h aborting
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	abortando[Verb]

%h abortion
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	aborto[Noun]

%h abortions
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	abortos[Noun]

%h abortive
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	fracassado[Adjective]

%h abortively
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	abortivamente[Adverb]

%h abortiveness
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	aborto, fracasso[Noun]

%h abound
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	abundar[Verb]

%h abounding
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	abunda^ncia[Noun]

%h abounds
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	abunda[Verb]

%h about
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	aproximadamente[Adverb]

%h above
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	sobre, por cima, na parte superior, acima de, fora de[Adverb]

%h aboveground
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	superficial[Adjective]

%h abovementioned
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	supramencionado[Adjective]

%h abracadabra
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	amuleto[Noun]

%h abrade
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	raspar, safar, esfragar,desgastar[Verb]

%h abrasion
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	desgaste, raspadura, fricc,a~o[Noun]

%h abrasions
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	desgastes, raspaduras, fricc,o~es[Noun]

%h abrasive
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	abrasivo[Noun]

%h abrasively
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	abrasivamente

%h abrasiveness
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	abrasividade

%h abrasives
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	abrasivos[Noun]

%h abreast
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	de frente, ombro com ombro[Adverb]

%h abridge
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	abreviar, resumir, reduzir, encurtar[Verb]

%h abridged
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	abreviado, resumido[Verb]

%h abridgement
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	resumo, suma/rio, reduc,a~o,privac,a~o[Noun]

%h abridgment
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	resumo, suma/rio,reduc,a~o, privac,a~o[Noun]

%h abroach
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	em bica, profusamente[Adverb]

%h abroad
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	estrangeiro, fora[Adverb]

%h abrogate
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	abrogar[Verb]

%h abrogated
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	abrogado[Verb]

%h abrogates
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	abroga[Verb]

%h abrogating
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	abrogando[Verb]

%h abrupt
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	abrupto[Adjective]

%h abruption
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	interrupo brusca

%h abruptly
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	bruscamente[Adverb]

%h abruptness
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	rudeza, aspereza, indelicadeza, brusquido

%h abscess
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	abcesso, apostema

%h abscissa
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	abscissa

%h abscond
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	esconder(-se), evadir(-se), fugir  ao da justia[Verb]

%h absconder
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	fugitivo, foragido, desertor

%h absence
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	ausncia, afastamento, falta, carncia, inateno

%h absences
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	ausencias[Noun]

%h absent
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	ausente[Adjective]

%h absented
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	ausente

%h absentee
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	ausente[Noun]

%h absentminded
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	distraido (accent on second i)[Adjective]

%h absentmindedly
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	distraidamente[Adverb]

%h absinth
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	absinto[Noun]

%h absinthe
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	absinto

%h absolute
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	absoluto[Adjective]

%h absolutely
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	absolutamente[Adverb]

%h absolutes
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	absolutos[Adjective]

%h absolutism
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	absolutismo[Noun]

%h absolutist
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	absolutista[Noun]

%h absolve
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	absolver[Verb]

%h absorb
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	absorver[Verb]

%h absorbed
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	absorto[Adjective]

%h absorbent
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	absorvente[Adjective]

%h absorber
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	absorvente[Adjective]

%h absorption
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	absorc,a~o

%h abstain
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	abster-se[Verb]

%h abstemious
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	abstmio[Adjective]

%h abstention
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	abstenc, a~o

%h abstinence
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	abstinncia[Noun]

%h abstinent
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	abstinente[Adjective]

%h abstract
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	abstracto[Adjective]

%h abstraction
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	abstrac,a~o[Noun]

%h abstractionism
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	abstracionismo[Noun]

%h abstractionist
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	abstracionista[Noun]

%h abstractly
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	abstratamente[Adverb]

%h abstruse
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	abstruso[Adjective]

%h absurd
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	absurdo[Adjective]

%h absurdity
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	absurdo[Noun]

%h absurdly
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	absurdamente[Adverb]

%h abundance
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	abunda^ncia[Noun]

%h abundant
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	abundante[Adjective]

%h abuse
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	abuso[Noun]

%h abused
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	abusado[Adjective]

%h abuser
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	abusador[Noun]

%h abusers
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	abusadores[Noun]

%h abuses
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	abusa[Verb]

%h abusive
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	abusivo[Adjective]

%h abusively
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	abusivamente[Adverb]

%h abusiveness
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	abusividade[Noun]

%h abyss
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	abismo[Noun]

%h abyssal
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	abissal[Adjective]

%h acacia
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	aca/cia[Verb]

%h academia
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	academia[Noun]

%h academic
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	acade^mico[Adjective]

%h academically
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	academicamente[Adverb]

%h academician
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	acade^mico[Noun]

%h academicism
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	academicismo[Noun]

%h academy
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	academia[Noun]

%h accede
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	aceder, asquiecer[Verb]

%h accelerate
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	acelerar[Verb]

%h accelerates
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	acelera[Verb]

%h acceleration
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	acelerac,a~o[Noun]

%h accelerator
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	acelerador[Noun]

%h accelerators
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	aceleradores[Noun]

%h accent
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	acento, sotaque[Noun]

%h accent
%d
	acentuar[Verb]

%h accented
%d
	acentuado[Adjective]

%h accentuate
%d
	acentuar, salientar[Verb]

%h accentuated
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	acentuado[Verb]

%h accentuates
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	acentua[Verb]

%h accentuating
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	acentuando[Verb]

%h accept
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	aceitar, admitir[Verb]

%h acceptable
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	aceita/vel[Adjective]

%h acceptableness
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	aceitabilidade[Noun]

%h acceptance
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	aceitac,a~o[Noun]

%h acceptances
%d
	aceitac,o~es

%h access
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	acesso, ataque[Noun]

%h accessible
%d
	acessi/vel[Adjective]

%h accessory
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	acesso/rios, auxiliar[Noun]

%h accident
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	acidente[Noun]

%h acclimatize
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	aclimatizar[Verb]

%h accompanier
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	acompanhante[Noun]

%h accordance
%d
	acordo[Noun]

%h accordances
%d
	acordos[Noun]

%h accordingly
%d
	de acordo[Adverb]

%h action
%d
	ac,a~o[Noun]

%h actions
%d
	ac,o~es

%h apple
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	ma[Noun]

%h apples
%d
	mas[Noun]

%h applicable
%d
	aplicvel[Adjective]

%h arabesque
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	arabesco

%h arable
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	arvel

%h arachnoid
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	aranha

%h arbitral
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	arbitral

%h arc
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	arco

%h arcade
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	arcada

%h arcane
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	arcano

%h arch
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	arco

%h archaic
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	arcaico

%h archaism
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	arcasmo

%h archdioceses
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	arquiocese

%h archducal
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	arqueduque

%h archeologist
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	arqueologista

%h art
%d
	arte[Noun]

%h artery
%d
	arte/ria[Noun]

%h article
%d
	artigo[Noun]

%h attack
%d
	ataque[Noun]

%h axe
%d
	Machado

%h babble
%d
	balbucio; tagarelice[Noun]

%h babble
%d
	rudo, falatrio, fala confusa[Noun]

%h babble
%d
	balbuciar; tagarelar [Verb]

%h babbled
%d
	murmurado, comentado,falado[Adjective]

%h babe
%d
	beb, meu bem, querida[Noun]

%h babe
%d
	bebe^

%h babes
%d
	gajas[Noun]

%h babies
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	bebs, nenens[Noun]

%h baboon
%d
	babuno (macaco[Noun]

%h babushka
%d
	av, vov[Noun]

%h baby
%d
	bebe[Noun]

%h baby
%d
	nenen[Noun]

%h babyhood
%d
	primeira infa^ncia[Noun]

%h babyish
%d
	infantil[Adjective]

%h babysitter
%d
	bab[Noun]

%h babysitters
%d
	babs

%h babysitting
%d
	pagear/ tomar conta de criana[Verb]

%h baccalaureate
%d
	bacharelado[Noun]

%h baccarat
%d
	bacar

%h bacchanal
%d
	bacanal[Noun]

%h bachelor
%d
	solteiro; bacharel[Noun]

%h bachelor
%d
	celibata/rio[Noun]

%h bachelorhood
%d
	celibato[Noun]

%h bachelors
%d
	solteiros; bachare/is

%h bachelors
%d
	celibata/rios[Noun]

%h bacillar
%d
	bacilar[Adjective]

%h bacillary
%d
	bacilaria/ceo[Adjective]

%h bacilli
%d
	bacilos[Noun]

%h bacillus
%d
	bacilo[Noun]

%h back
%d
	costas; dorso[Noun]

%h backache
%d
	dor de costas

%h backache
%d
	dor lombar[Noun]

%h backaches
%d
	dores de costas

%h backaches
%d
	dores lombares[Noun]

%h backbite
%d
	caluniar,dizer mal,falar pelas costas[Verb]

%h backbiter
%d
	caluniador, difamador[Noun]

%h backbone
%d
	espinha dorsal; coluna vertebral[Noun]

%h backbones
%d
	espinhas dorsais; colunas vertebrais[Noun]

%h backcountry
%d
	o interior

%h backdrop
%d
	pano de fundo[Noun]

%h backdrops
%d
	panos de fundo[Noun]

%h backer
%d
	financiador[Noun]

%h backer
%d
	patrocinador[Noun]

%h backers
%d
	financiadores[Noun]

%h backers
%d
	patrocinadores

%h backgammon
%d
	gamo[Noun]

%h background
%d
	fundo de cena, segundo plano; (fig.) formac,a~o, conhecimentos[Noun]

%h backhand
%d
	costas da mo[Noun]

%h backhanded
%d
	ed

%h backing
%d
	apoio, auxi/lio, patroci/nio; retrocesso[Noun]

%h backlash
%d
	recuo[Noun]

%h backless
%d
	sem volta, sem retorno[Adjective]

%h backlog
%d
	reserva, acmulo[Noun]

%h backlogs
%d
	reservas, acmulos[Noun]

%h backpack
%d
	mochila

%h backpacks
%d
	mochilas

%h backseat
%d
	banco de trs[Noun]

%h backside
%d
	parte traseira, ndegas, bunda[Noun]

%h backslide
%d
	reincidir[Verb]

%h backslider
%d
	reincidente[Noun]

%h backstage
%d
	camarim[Noun]

%h backstairs
%d
	escada de servic,o[Noun]

%h backstitch
%d
	pesponto[Noun]

%h backstop
%d
	batente[Noun]

%h backup
%d
	cpia (arquivos de computador)[Noun]

%h backups
%d
	cpias[Noun]

%h backward
%d
	atrasado, retro/grado[Adjective]

%h backward
%d
	para tra/s[Adverb]

%h backward
%d
	retrgrado, atrasado, em decadncia[Adjective]

%h backwater
%d
	remanso, a/gua parada[Noun]

%h backwoods
%d
	roa

%h backwoods
%d
	serta~o, regia~o remota[Noun]

%h backyard
%d
	quintal[Noun]

%h backyards
%d
	quintas[Noun]

%h bacon
%d
	bacon

%h bacon
%d
	toicinho[Noun]

%h bacteria
%d
	bacte/rias[Noun]

%h bacterial
%d
	bacteriano[Adjective]

%h bacterium
%d
	bacte/ria

%h bad
%d
	mau[Adjective]

%h bad
%d
	ruim

%h bade
%d
	ofereceu[Verb]

%h badge
%d
	distintivo, insi/gnia, emblema[Noun]

%h badger
%d
	texugo[Noun]

%h badly
%d
	mal; gravemente; incorretamente[Adverb]

%h badmen
%d
	bandidos, homens maus[Adjective]

%h baffle
%d
	confundir, deixar perplexo[Verb]

%h baffle
%d
	contratempo; (acust.) sonoflector; (mec.) placa defletora[Noun]

%h baffled
%d
	confundido[Adjective]

%h baffling
%d
	desconcertante, desnorteante[Adjective]

%h bag
%d
	mala,sacola, mochila[Noun]

%h bag
%d
	saco, saca, maleta; bolsa[Noun]

%h bagatelle
%d
	bagatela[Noun]

%h bagatelles
%d
	bagatelas[Noun]

%h baggage
%d
	bagagem; equipamento[Noun]

%h baggageman
%d
	carregador, bagageiro[Noun]

%h baggagemen
%d
	carregadores[Noun]

%h bagged
%d
	ensacado[Adjective]

%h bagger
%d
	ensacar, por na bolsa[Verb]

%h baggers
%d
	ensacadores[Noun]

%h bagpipe
%d
	gaita de foles[Noun]

%h bagpiper
%d
	gaiteiro, tocador de gaita de foles[Noun]

%h bagpipes
%d
	gaitas de foles[Noun]

%h bags
%d
	malas, mochilas, sacolas[Noun]

%h bags
%d
	sacos, sacas[Noun]

%h baguette
%d
	bisnaga(po)

%h bail
%d
	fianc,a, cauc,a~o[Noun]

%h bail
%d
	por em liberdade sob fiana[Verb]

%h bailiff
%d
	bailio, alguazil, meirinho[Noun]

%h bailiffs
%d
	meirinho, oficial de diligncias[Noun]

%h bailiwick
%d
	bailiado, distrito[Noun]

%h bait
%d
	atrair, irritar[Verb]

%h bait
%d
	isca, engodo[Noun]

%h baize
%d
	baeta[Noun]

%h bake
%d
	cozer no forno[Verb]

%h baked
%d
	assado[Verb]

%h baked
%d
	cozido[Verb]

%h baker
%d
	padeiro[Noun]

%h bakeries
%d
	padarias[Noun]

%h bakers
%d
	padeiros[Noun]

%h bakery
%d
	padaria[Noun]

%h balance
%d
	balanc,a, equili/brio, estabilidade, ponderac,a~o; balanc,o , saldo.[Noun]

%h balcony
%d
	balca~o, sacada[Noun]

%h bald
%d
	calvo, sem vegetac,a~o[Adjective]

%h baldness
%d
	calvi/cie[Noun]

%h bale
%d
	fardo[Noun]

%h baleful
%d
	maligno, funesto[Adjective]

%h balk
%d
	falhar, perder (oportunidade); impedir, frustrar[Verb]

%h balky
%d
	empacador, birrento[Adjective]

%h ball
%d
	bola[Noun]

%h balls
%d
	bolas[Noun]

%h banana
%d
	banana[Noun]

%h bananas
%d
	bananas[Noun]

%h bank
%d
	banco[Noun]

%h baptism
%d
	batismo[Noun]

%h baptismal
%d
	batismal[Adjective]

%h baptisms
%d
	batismos[Noun]

%h baptists
%d
	batistas[Noun]

%h baptize
%d
	batisar[Verb]

%h baptized
%d
	batisado[Adjective]

%h baptizing
%d
	batisando[Verb]

%h barbecue
%d
	churrasco[Noun]

%h basic
%d
	basico[Adjective]

%h bath
%d
	banho[Noun]

%h bathe
%d
	banhar[Verb]

%h bitch
%d
	cadela, puta (son of a bitch=filho duma puta)[Noun]

%h book
%d
	livro[Noun]

%h boyfriend
%d
	namorado

%h brain
%d
	crebro[Noun]

%h brake
%d
	travo[Noun]

%h braked
%d
	travado[Adjective]

%h brakes
%d
	traves[Noun]

%h c
%d
	terceira letra do alfabeto ingle

%h c
%d
	terceira letra do alfabeto ingle^s[Noun]

%h cab
%d
	taxi[Noun]

%h cab
%d
	viajar em carro[Verb]

%h cabal
%d
	cabala[Noun]

%h cabalistic
%d
	cabalistico[Adjective]

%h cabaret
%d
	cabaret[Noun]

%h cabbage
%d
	ca/bula[Noun]

%h cabbage
%d
	couve[Noun]

%h cabbage
%d
	repolho[Noun]

%h cabbages
%d
	couves[Noun]

%h cabby
%d
	cocheiro[Noun]

%h cabdriver
%d
	taxista[Noun]

%h cabin
%d
	cabana[Noun]

%h cabin
%d
	cabine[Noun]

%h cabinet
%d
	armario[Noun]

%h cabinet
%d
	gabinete[Noun]

%h cabinets
%d
	armarios[Noun]

%h cabins
%d
	cabines[Noun]

%h cable
%d
	cabo[Noun]

%h cablegram
%d
	cabograma[Noun]

%h cables
%d
	cabos[Noun]

%h cabman
%d
	cocheiro[Noun]

%h caboose
%d
	cozinha de bordo[Noun]

%h cabotage
%d
	cabotagem[Noun]

%h cabriolet
%d
	cabriole/[Noun]

%h cabs
%d
	taxis[Noun]

%h cacao
%d
	cacau[Noun]

%h caches
%d
	esconde[Verb]

%h cackle
%d
	cacarejar[Verb]

%h cacophony
%d
	cacofonia[Noun]

%h cadastral
%d
	cadastral

%h cadastre
%d
	cadastro

%h cadaver
%d
	cadaver[Noun]

%h cadaveric
%d
	cadavrico

%h cadmium
%d
	cadmium

%h cafe
%d
	caf

%h cafeteria
%d
	cafetaria[Noun]

%h caffeine
%d
	cafeina[Noun]

%h caffeinic
%d
	cafeinico

%h cage
%d
	jaula[Noun]

%h cake
%d
	bolo[Noun]

%h cakes
%d
	bolos

%h calamite
%d
	Calamidade

%h calamities
%d
	Calamidades

%h calamitous
%d
	calamitoso[Adjective]

%h calamity
%d
	calamidade[Noun]

%h calcification
%d
	calcificao

%h calcium
%d
	calcio[Noun]

%h calculable
%d
	calculavel

%h calculableness
%d
	incalculavel

%h calculably
%d
	calculvel

%h calculate
%d
	calcular[Verb]

%h calculated
%d
	calculado

%h calculating
%d
	calculando

%h calculation
%d
	calculo

%h calculator
%d
	calculador

%h calculators
%d
	calculadora

%h calendar
%d
	calendario[Noun]

%h calendars
%d
	calendrios

%h calender
%d
	calandra

%h calf
%d
	vitela[Noun]

%h calfskin
%d
	pele de vitela

%h caliber
%d
	pano[Noun]

%h calibrate
%d
	calibrar[Verb]

%h calibrated
%d
	calibrado

%h calibrating
%d
	calibrando

%h calibration
%d
	calibrao

%h calibre
%d
	calibre

%h calico
%d
	pano de algodao[Noun]

%h call
%d
	ligar[Verb]

%h called
%d
	chamado[Verb]

%h calligraph
%d
	caligrafia

%h calligrapher
%d
	calgrafo

%h calling
%d
	ligando[Verb]

%h callosity
%d
	calosidade

%h callous
%d
	calos

%h cambial
%d
	cambial

%h camel
%d
	camlo

%h camera
%d
	maquina fotografica[Noun]

%h camp
%d
	acampar[Verb]

%h candidate
%d
	candidato[Noun]

%h candidates
%d
	candidatos[Noun]

%h candies
%d
	doces[Noun]

%h candy
%d
	doce[Noun]

%h canoe
%d
	canoa[Noun]

%h cans
%d
	latas[Noun]

%h cap
%d
	bone[Noun]

%h capable
%d
	capaz[Adjective]

%h capacity
%d
	capacidade[Noun]

%h capitalism
%d
	capitalismo[Noun]

%h capitalist
%d
	capitalista[Noun]

%h capitalists
%d
	capitalistas[Noun]

%h capitulate
%d
	capitular[Verb]

%h capybara
%d
	capibara[Noun]

%h car
%d
	carro[Noun]

%h carabineer
%d
	carabineiro[Noun]

%h caramel
%d
	caramelo[Noun]

%h carbon
%d
	carbon[Noun]

%h career
%d
	carreira[Noun]

%h careful
%d
	cuidadoso[Adjective]

%h carioca
%d
	carioca[Noun]

%h cartel
%d
	cartel[Noun]

%h cartographer
%d
	cartografo[Noun]

%h cartographers
%d
	cartografos[Noun]

%h cartography
%d
	cartografia[Noun]

%h cartoon
%d
	desenho animado[Noun]

%h cartoons
%d
	desenhos animados[Noun]

%h chair
%d
	cadeira[Noun]

%h count
%d
	conde[Noun]

%h countability
%d
	contabilidade[Noun]

%h counterespionage
%d
	contraespionagem[Noun]

%h counterintelligence
%d
	contraespionagem[Noun]

%h cunt
%d
	vagina, cona[Noun]

%h cup
%d
	taa[Noun]

%h cupidity
%d
	cupidez[Adjective]

%h cupric
%d
	cprico[Adjective]

%h curator
%d
	curador[Noun]

%h curatorship
%d
	curatela[Noun]

%h d
%d
	quarta letra do alfabeto

%h dab
%d
	pequena quantidade[Noun]

%h dab
%d
	toque[Noun]

%h dad
%d
	PAPAI[Noun]

%h daddies
%d
	papais[Noun]

%h daddy
%d
	papai[Noun]

%h dads
%d
	pais[Noun]

%h daemon
%d
	DEMONHO[Noun]

%h daemons
%d
	DEMONHOS[Noun]

%h dagger
%d
	adaga[Noun]

%h dagger
%d
	punhal[Noun]

%h daggers
%d
	punhais[Noun]

%h daguerreotypes
%d
	DAGUERROTIPO[Noun]

%h dahlia
%d
	da/hlia[Noun]

%h daily
%d
	DIARIAMENTE[Adverb]

%h daily
%d
	dia/rio[Noun]

%h daintily
%d
	saborosamente[Adverb]

%h daintiness
%d
	delicadeza[Noun]

%h dainty
%d
	saboroso[Adjective]

%h daiquiri
%d
	daiquiri[Noun]

%h daiquiris
%d
	daiquiris[Noun]

%h dairy
%d
	LCTEO[Adjective]

%h dairy
%d
	queijaria[Noun]

%h dairyman
%d
	leiteiro[Noun]

%h dais
%d
	plataforma[Noun]

%h daisies
%d
	margaridas[Noun]

%h daisy
%d
	bem-me-quer[Noun]

%h daisy
%d
	MARGARIDA[Noun]

%h dale
%d
	pequeno vale[Noun]

%h dalmatian
%d
	DLMATA[Noun]

%h dalmatians
%d
	DLMATAS[Noun]

%h damage
%d
	dano[Noun]

%h damaged
%d
	danificado[Noun]

%h damager
%d
	danificador[Noun]

%h damagers
%d
	danificadores[Noun]

%h damages
%d
	danos[Noun]

%h damaging
%d
	danoso[Noun]

%h damask
%d
	damasco[Noun]

%h dame
%d
	dama[Noun]

%h dancer
%d
	danarino[Adjective]

%h dog
%d
	cachorro[Noun]

%h dog
%d
	ca~o[Noun]

%h dog
%d
	co[Noun]

%h dogged
%d
	persistente[Verb]

%h dogma
%d
	dogma[Noun]

%h dove
%d
	pomba[Noun]

%h down
%d
	debaixo[Adverb]

%h draw
%d
	empate[Noun]

%h each
%d
	cada[Pronoun]

%h eager
%d
	a/vido[Adjective]

%h eagerly
%d
	avidamente[Adverb]

%h eagerness
%d
	avidez[Noun]

%h eagle
%d
	a/guia[Noun]

%h eagles
%d
	a/guias[Noun]

%h ear
%d
	orelha[Noun]

%h earache
%d
	dor de ouvido[Noun]

%h early
%d
	cedo[Adverb]

%h earn
%d
	merecer[Verb]

%h earned
%d
	merecido[Adjective]

%h earphone
%d
	auscultador[Noun]

%h earphones
%d
	auscultadores[Noun]

%h earring
%d
	brinco[Noun]

%h earrings
%d
	brincos[Noun]

%h ears
%d
	orelhas[Noun]

%h earth
%d
	terra[Noun]

%h earthling
%d
	extraterrestre[Noun]

%h earthquake
%d
	terramoto[Noun]

%h earthquakes
%d
	terramotos[Noun]

%h earths
%d
	terras[Noun]

%h earthworm
%d
	minhoca[Noun]

%h earthworms
%d
	minhocas[Noun]

%h ease
%d
	facilidade[Noun]

%h easily
%d
	facilmente[Adverb]

%h east
%d
	este[Noun]

%h eat
%d
	comer[Verb]

%h fabric
%d
	fa/brica[Noun]

%h fabricant
%d
	fabricante[Noun]

%h fabricated
%d
	fabricado[Verb]

%h fabrication
%d
	fabricac,a~o[Noun]

%h fabulous
%d
	fabuloso[Adjective]

%h fabulously
%d
	fabulosamente[Adverb]

%h fabulousness
%d
	fabulosidade[Noun]

%h face
%d
	cara[Noun]

%h for
%d
	eva[Preposition]

%h fuck
%d
	foder[Verb]

%h gain
%d
	ganhar[Verb]

%h gain
%d
	ganho

%h gain
%d
	ganhas[Verb]

%h gain
%d
	ganha

%h gain
%d
	ganhamos

%h gain
%d
	ganham

%h gained
%d
	ganhou[Verb]

%h gained
%d
	ganhaste

%h gained
%d
	ganhei

%h gained
%d
	ganhamos

%h gained
%d
	ganharam

%h gal
%d
	moc,a[Noun]

%h garden
%d
	jardim[Noun]

%h gardener
%d
	jardineiro[Noun]

%h gardens
%d
	jardims[Noun]

%h garlic
%d
	alho[Noun]

%h girlfriend
%d
	namorada

%h ha
%d
	ah! (interjection)

%h habeas
%d
	habeas[Noun]

%h habeas
%d
	habeas[Noun]

%h haberdasher
%d
	vendedor ambulante[Noun]

%h haberdasher
%d
	vendedor ambulante[Noun]

%h haberdasheries
%d
	vendedores ambulantes[Noun]

%h haberdasheries
%d
	vendedores ambulantes[Noun]

%h haberdashery
%d
	mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun]

%h haberdashery
%d
	mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun]

%h habilitate
%d
	habilitar[Verb]

%h habilitate
%d
	habilitar[Verb]

%h habilitated
%d
	habilitado[Verb]

%h habilitated
%d
	habilitado[Verb]

%h habilitates
%d
	hablilita[Verb]

%h habilitates
%d
	hablilita[Verb]

%h habilitating
%d
	habilitac,a~o[Noun]

%h habilitating
%d
	habilitac,a~o[Noun]

%h habilitation
%d
	habilitac,a~o[Noun]

%h habilitation
%d
	habilitac,a~o[Noun]

%h habilitations
%d
	habilitac,o~es[Noun]

%h habilitations
%d
	habilitac,o~es[Noun]

%h habit
%d
	ha/bito[Noun]

%h habit
%d
	ha/bito[Noun]

%h habitability
%d
	habitabilidade[Noun]

%h habitability
%d
	habitabilidade[Noun]

%h habitable
%d
	habita/vel[Noun]

%h habitable
%d
	habita/vel[Noun]

%h habitableness
%d
	habitabilidade[Noun]

%h habitableness
%d
	habitabilidade[Noun]

%h habitably
%d
	habitavelmente[Adverb]

%h habitably
%d
	habitavelmente[Adverb]

%h habitant
%d
	habitante[Noun]

%h habitant
%d
	habitante[Noun]

%h habitant
%d
	habitante[Noun]

%h habitants
%d
	habitantes[Noun]

%h habitat
%d
	habitat[Noun]

%h habitat
%d
	habitat[Noun]

%h habitation
%d
	habitac,a~o[Noun]

%h habitation
%d
	habitao

%h habitation
%d
	habitac,a~o[Noun]

%h habitations
%d
	habitac,o~es[Noun]

%h habitations
%d
	habitac,o~es[Noun]

%h habitats
%d
	habitats[Noun]

%h habitats
%d
	habitats[Noun]

%h habits
%d
	ha/bitos[Noun]

%h habits
%d
	ha/bitos[Noun]

%h habitual
%d
	habitual[Adjective]

%h habitual
%d
	habitual[Adjective]

%h habitualize
%d
	habitualizar[Verb]

%h habitualize
%d
	habitualizar[Verb]

%h habitualizes
%d
	habitualiza[Verb]

%h habitualizes
%d
	habitualiza[Verb]

%h habitually
%d
	habitualmente[Adverb]

%h habitually
%d
	habitualmente[Adverb]

%h habitualness
%d
	habitualeza[Noun]

%h habitualness
%d
	habitualeza[Noun]

%h habituate
%d
	habituar[Verb]

%h habituate
%d
	habituar[Verb]

%h habituated
%d
	habituado[Adjective]

%h habituated
%d
	habituado[Adjective]

%h habituates
%d
	habitua[Verb]

%h habituates
%d
	habitua[Verb]

%h habituating
%d
	habituando[Verb]

%h habituating
%d
	habituando[Verb]

%h habituation
%d
	habituac,a~o[Noun]

%h habituation
%d
	habituac,a~o[Noun]

%h hacienda
%d
	fazenda[Noun]

%h hacienda
%d
	fazenda[Noun]

%h haciendas
%d
	fazendas[Noun]

%h haciendas
%d
	fazendas[Noun]

%h hack
%d
	(n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar.

%h hack
%d
	(n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar.

%h hacked
%d
	cortado, talhado

%h hacked
%d
	cortado, talhado

%h hacker
%d
	mutilador[Noun]

%h hacker
%d
	mutilador[Noun]

%h hackers
%d
	mutiladores[Noun]

%h hackers
%d
	mutiladores[Noun]

%h hackery
%d
	corte[Noun]

%h hackery
%d
	corte[Noun]

%h hair
%d
	cabelo[Noun]

%h hairbrush
%d
	escova de cabelo[Noun]

%h haircut
%d
	corte de cabelo[Noun]

%h haircuts
%d
	cortes de cabelo[Noun]

%h hairdresser
%d
	cabeleireiro/cabeleireira[Noun]

%h hairdressers
%d
	cabeleireiros[Noun]

%h hairpin
%d
	alfinete[Noun]

%h half
%d
	metade[Adverb]

%h help
%d
	auxi/lio[Noun]

%h help
%d
	socorro[Noun]

%h helper
%d
	auxiliador[Noun]

%h helper
%d
	auxiliar[Noun]

%h helpful
%d
	proveitoso[Adjective]

%h helpful
%d
	u/til[Adjective]

%h helpfully
%d
	de maneira proveitoso[Adverb]

%h helpfulness
%d
	auxilio[Noun]

%h helpless
%d
	sem recursos[Adjective]

%h helplessly
%d
	irremediavelmente[Adverb]

%h helplessness
%d
	abandono[Noun]

%h helplessness
%d
	desamparo[Noun]

%h helpmate
%d
	companeiro[Noun]

%h helve
%d
	cabo[Noun]

%h hem
%d
	bainha[Noun]

%h hematite
%d
	hematite[Noun]

%h here
%d
	aqui[Noun]

%h hug
%d
	abracio[Noun]

%h joy
%d
	alegria[Noun]

%h kaleidoscope
%d
	caleidoscopio[Noun]

%h kangaroo
%d
	canguru[Noun]

%h kangaroos
%d
	cangurus[Noun]

%h karate
%d
	carate[Noun]

%h karma
%d
	carma[Noun]

%h kayak
%d
	caiaque[Noun]

%h keep
%d
	fortaleza[Noun]

%h keg
%d
	barril[Noun]

%h kennel
%d
	canil[Noun]

%h kerosene
%d
	querosene[Noun]

%h key
%d
	chave[Noun]

%h keyboard
%d
	teclado[Noun]

%h keyhole
%d
	fechadura[Noun]

%h keys
%d
	chaves[Noun]

%h kick
%d
	chute[Noun]

%h kid
%d
	garoto[Noun]

%h label
%d
	etiqueta[Noun]

%h labelable
%d
	etiquetvel[Adjective]

%h labeled
%d
	etiquetado[Adjective]

%h labeler
%d
	etiquetador[Noun]

%h labelers
%d
	etiquetadores[Noun]

%h labels
%d
	etiquetas[Noun]

%h labial
%d
	labial[Noun]

%h labialization
%d
	labializao[Noun]

%h labialize
%d
	labializar[Verb]

%h labialized
%d
	labializado[Noun]

%h labially
%d
	de forma labial[Adverb]

%h laboratories
%d
	laboratrios[Noun]

%h laboratory
%d
	laboratrio[Noun]

%h locks
%d
	fechaduras[Noun]

%h locomotion
%d
	locomocao, movimento[Noun]

%h locomotive
%d
	locomotiva[Noun]

%h locust
%d
	gafanhoto[Noun]

%h locusts
%d
	gafanhotos[Noun]

%h love
%d
	amo[Noun]

%h loveable
%d
	amoroso

%h lovely
%d
	lindo[Adjective]

%h loving
%d
	amoroso[Adjective]

%h ma
%d
	mamae[Noun]

%h ma%27am
%d
	senhora[Noun]

%h ma'am
%d
	senhora[Noun]

%h macabre
%d
	macabro[Adjective]

%h macadam
%d
	asfalto[Noun]

%h macadamize
%d
	asfaltar[Verb]

%h macadamized
%d
	asfaltado[Verb]

%h macadamizes
%d
	asfalta[Verb]

%h macadamizing
%d
	asfaltando[Verb]

%h macaque
%d
	macaco[Noun]

%h macaw
%d
	arara[Noun]

%h macaws
%d
	araras[Noun]

%h macerate
%d
	macerar[Verb]

%h machete
%d
	faca~o[Noun]

%h machete
%d
	machete

%h machine
%d
	ma/quina[Noun]

%h machinery
%d
	maquina/rio[Noun]

%h machines
%d
	ma/quinas[Noun]

%h machismo
%d
	machismo[Noun]

%h macho
%d
	macho[Noun]

%h macro
%d
	macro[Noun]

%h macrocosm
%d
	macrocosmos

%h macroeconomic
%d
	macroeconomia[Noun]

%h macroinstruction
%d
	macroinstruc,a~o[Noun]

%h mad
%d
	louco[Noun]

%h madam
%d
	madame[Noun]

%h madness
%d
	loucura[Adverb]

%h magic
%d
	mgico[Noun]

%h magical
%d
	mgico[Adjective]

%h magna
%d
	magna[Adjective]

%h mean
%d
	significar[Verb]

%h mean
%d
	media[Noun]

%h meaning
%d
	significado[Verb]

%h meaningful
%d
	com significado[Adjective]

%h meaningless
%d
	sem significado

%h meanings
%d
	significados

%h meantime
%d
	entretanto[Adverb]

%h meanwhile
%d
	entretanto[Adverb]

%h measles
%d
	sarampo[Noun]

%h measurability
%d
	mensurabilidade

%h measurable
%d
	mensuravel

%h measure
%d
	medir[Verb]

%h measured
%d
	medido[Verb]

%h measureless
%d
	sem medida[Noun]

%h measurement
%d
	medicao[Noun]

%h measurements
%d
	medicoes[Noun]

%h measurer
%d
	medidor

%h measures
%d
	medidas[Noun]

%h meat
%d
	carne[Noun]

%h mechanic
%d
	mecanico[Noun]

%h mechanical
%d
	mecanico[Adjective]

%h mechanics
%d
	mecanica[Noun]

%h mermaid
%d
	sereia[Noun]

%h mermaids
%d
	sereias[Noun]

%h merry
%d
	feliz[Adverb]

%h nag
%d
	aborrecer[Verb]

%h nail
%d
	prego[Noun]

%h nails
%d
	pregos[Noun]

%h naked
%d
	nu, pelado[Adjective]

%h name
%d
	nome[Noun]

%h namely
%d
	nomeadamente[Adverb]

%h names
%d
	nomes[Noun]

%h naming
%d
	nao

%h nanny
%d
	ama[Noun]

%h nanogram
%d
	nanograma[Noun]

%h nanograms
%d
	nanogramas[Noun]

%h nanosecond
%d
	nanosegundo[Noun]

%h nanoseconds
%d
	nanosegundos

%h nap
%d
	sesta[Noun]

%h naphtha
%d
	nafta[Noun]

%h napkin
%d
	guardanapo[Noun]

%h napkins
%d
	guardanapos[Noun]

%h nappies
%d
	fraldas[Noun]

%h nappy
%d
	fralda[Noun]

%h narcissism
%d
	narcisismo[Noun]

%h narcotic
%d
	narctico[Noun]

%h narrate
%d
	narrar[Verb]

%h narrated
%d
	narrado[Verb]

%h narrator
%d
	narrador[Noun]

%h narrow
%d
	estreito[Adjective]

%h nasty
%d
	malvolo[Adjective]

%h native
%d
	nativo[Noun]

%h natives
%d
	nativos[Noun]

%h oak
%d
	carvalho[Noun]

%h oar
%d
	remo[Noun]

%h oasis
%d
	osis[Noun]

%h oat
%d
	aveia[Noun]

%h oath
%d
	juramento[Noun]

%h oatmeal
%d
	farinha de aveia[Noun]

%h oatmeal
%d
	mingau de aveia[Noun]

%h obedience
%d
	obedincia[Noun]

%h obelisk
%d
	obelisco[Noun]

%h obese
%d
	obeso[Adjective]

%h obesity
%d
	obesidade[Noun]

%h obey
%d
	obedecer[Verb]

%h obfuscate
%d
	ofuscar[Verb]

%h pace
%d
	andar a  passo, passear[Verb]

%h pacemaker
%d
	marca-passos[Noun]

%h pacific
%d
	pacato[Adjective]

%h pacification
%d
	pacificac,a~o[Noun]

%h pacifier
%d
	chupeta de beb[Noun]

%h pacifies
%d
	pacifica[Verb]

%h pacifist
%d
	pacifista[Noun]

%h pacify
%d
	pacificar[Verb]

%h pack
%d
	pacote[Noun]

%h pack
%d
	pacote[Noun]

%h package
%d
	fardo[Noun]

%h packaged
%d
	embrulhado[Adjective]

%h packages
%d
	pacotes[Noun]

%h packed
%d
	embrulhado[Adjective]

%h packer
%d
	empacotador[Noun]

%h pager
%d
	biper[Noun]

%h pail
%d
	balde[Noun]

%h painless
%d
	indolor[Adjective]

%h panel
%d
	painel[Noun]

%h papers
%d
	papeis[Noun]

%h parachute
%d
	paraquedas[Noun]

%h parachuter
%d
	paraquedista[Noun]

%h paradigm
%d
	paradigma[Noun]

%h paradise
%d
	paraiso[Noun]

%h paragraph
%d
	pargrafo[Noun]

%h parallax
%d
	paralaxe[Noun]

%h parallel
%d
	paralelo[Adjective]

%h parliament
%d
	parlamento[Noun]

%h pawn
%d
	peo[Noun]

%h pawns
%d
	pees

%h play
%d
	jogar[Verb]

%h play
%d
	tocar[Verb]

%h pour
%d
	pour[Verb]

%h purity
%d
	pureza[Noun]

%h purple
%d
	pu/rpura[Noun]

%h purse
%d
	bolsa[Noun]

%h rabbit
%d
	coelho[Noun]

%h rabbits
%d
	coelhos[Noun]

%h race
%d
	corrida

%h racial
%d
	racial[Adjective]

%h racism
%d
	racismo[Noun]

%h racist
%d
	racista[Noun]

%h radar
%d
	radar[Noun]

%h radial
%d
	radial[Noun]

%h radio
%d
	radio[Noun]

%h replace
%d
	replacao

%h s
%d
	de/cima nona letra do alfabeto[Article]

%h sabbath
%d
	sa/bado dos hebreus; dia de descanso; domingo para os Crista~os[Noun]

%h sabbath
%d
	saba/ (dia de descanso dos hebreus, mas tambe/m dia de concilia/bulo de bruxos)[Noun]

%h saber
%d
	sabre[Noun]

%h sabers
%d
	sabres[Noun]

%h sabertooth
%d
	dentes-de-sabre[Noun]

%h sable
%d
	marta zibelina; pele de marta zibelina[Noun]

%h sabotage
%d
	sabotagem[Noun]

%h sabotages
%d
	sabotagens[Noun]

%h sabotaging
%d
	sabotagem

%h saboteur
%d
	sabotador[Noun]

%h saccharin
%d
	sacarina[Noun]

%h saccharose
%d
	sacarose[Noun]

%h sacerdotal
%d
	sacerdotal[Adjective]

%h sacerdotalism
%d
	sacerdotalismo[Noun]

%h sacerdotalist
%d
	sacerdotalista[Noun]

%h sack
%d
	saco[Noun]

%h sacrament
%d
	sacramento

%h sacramental
%d
	sacramental

%h sacramentalism
%d
	sacramentalismo

%h sacramentalist
%d
	sacramentalista

%h sacramentally
%d
	sacramentalmente

%h sacraments
%d
	sacramentos

%h sacred
%d
	sagrado

%h sacrifice
%d
	sacreficar[Verb]

%h sacrifice
%d
	sacrificar[Verb]

%h sacrifice
%d
	sacrifi/cio[Noun]

%h sacrificed
%d
	sacreficado

%h sacrificed
%d
	sacrificado

%h sacrifices
%d
	sacrefi/cios

%h sacrifices
%d
	sacrifi/cios

%h sacrificing
%d
	sacramento

%h sacrilege
%d
	sacrile/gio[Noun]

%h sacrilegious
%d
	sacri/lego[Adjective]

%h sad
%d
	triste, melanco/lico; sombrio; detesta/vel, circunspecto; escuro

%h sadden
%d
	entristecer[se], contristar; tornar mais denso, escurecer

%h saddle
%d
	sela, selim[Noun]

%h sadism
%d
	sadismo

%h sadist
%d
	sadista

%h sadistic
%d
	sadi/stico

%h sadistically
%d
	sadisticamente

%h sadists
%d
	sadistas

%h sadly
%d
	tristemente

%h sadness
%d
	tristeza

%h sadomasochism
%d
	sadomasoquismo

%h sadomasochist
%d
	sadomasoquista

%h sadomasochistic
%d
	sadomasoqui/stico

%h safe
%d
	seguro; salvo

%h safe
%d
	cofre[Noun]

%h safeguard
%d
	salvaguarda[Noun]

%h safeguard
%d
	salvaguardar[Verb]

%h safeguards
%d
	salvaguarda[Noun]

%h safekeeping
%d
	custodio (accent on first o[Noun]

%h safely
%d
	seguramente, a salvo

%h safely
%d
	em segurana[Adverb]

%h safeness
%d
	seguranc,a[Noun]

%h safer
%d
	mais seguro[Adjective]

%h safes
%d
	cofres[Noun]

%h safest
%d
	o mais seguro[Adjective]

%h safety
%d
	seguranc,a; salvamento

%h saffron
%d
	ac/afra~o[Noun]

%h sag
%d
	curva, declinac,a~o, dobra, cai/da[Noun]

%h saga
%d
	saga[Noun]

%h sagacious
%d
	sagaz[Adjective]

%h sage
%d
	sa/bio, filo/sofo; salva [planta][Noun]

%h sages
%d
	sabios (accent on a)[Noun]

%h sagging
%d
	caindo  or afundando[Verb]

%h sago
%d
	sagu

%h said
%d
	[pas. e part. pas. de SAY]

%h sail
%d
	fazer a` vela, velejar, navegar[Verb]

%h sail
%d
	vela [de navio ou de moinho][Noun]

%h sailboat
%d
	barco a vela[Noun]

%h sailboater
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h sailing
%d
	navegac,a~o, marcha do navio

%h sailor
%d
	marinheiro, navegador[Noun]

%h sailors
%d
	marinheiros, navegadores[Noun]

%h sails
%d
	velas[Noun]

%h saint
%d
	santo, santa[Noun]

%h saints
%d
	santos, santas[Noun]

%h salad
%d
	salada[Noun]

%h salads
%d
	saladas[Noun]

%h salamander
%d
	salamandra[Noun]

%h salami
%d
	salami[Noun]

%h salaries
%d
	sala/rios[Noun]

%h salary
%d
	sala/rio

%h sale
%d
	venda[Noun]

%h saleable
%d
	venda/vel[Adjective]

%h sales
%d
	vendas[Noun]

%h salesgirl
%d
	vendedora[Noun]

%h saleslady
%d
	vendedora[Noun]

%h salesman
%d
	vendedor[Noun]

%h salesmen
%d
	vendedores[Noun]

%h salespeople
%d
	vendedores[Noun]

%h salesroom
%d
	sala de vendas[Noun]

%h saleswoman
%d
	vendedora[Noun]

%h saleswomen
%d
	vendedoras[Noun]

%h salient
%d
	saliente[Adjective]

%h saline
%d
	salino[Adjective]

%h saliva
%d
	saliva[Noun]

%h salivate
%d
	salivar[Verb]

%h salmon
%d
	salma~o[Noun]

%h salon
%d
	sala~o[Noun]

%h salsa
%d
	salsa[Noun]

%h salt
%d
	sal[Noun]

%h saltpeter
%d
	salitre

%h saltwater
%d
	agua de sal (accent on first a)

%h salty
%d
	salgado

%h salute
%d
	continencia (closed accent on e)[Noun]

%h salutes
%d
	faz continencia (closed accent on e)

%h salvage
%d
	salvamento[Noun]

%h salvaged
%d
	salvo[Verb]

%h salvation
%d
	salvacao (tilda on last a)[Noun]

%h samar
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h samba
%d
	samba[Noun]

%h same
%d
	mesmo[Adjective]

%h sample
%d
	provar, experimentar[Verb]

%h samples
%d
	amostras[Noun]

%h sanctification
%d
	santificacao (tilda on last a)[Adjective]

%h sanctified
%d
	santificado[Verb]

%h sanctifier
%d
	santificador[Noun]

%h sanctify
%d
	santificar[Verb]

%h sanctimonious
%d
	carola[Adjective]

%h sanctimoniously
%d
	carolamente[Adverb]

%h sanctity
%d
	santidade[Noun]

%h sanctuaries
%d
	santuarios (Accent on second a[Noun]

%h sanctuary
%d
	santuario (accent on second a)

%h sand
%d
	areia (accent on e)[Noun]

%h sandal
%d
	chinelo lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil[Noun]

%h sandwich
%d
	sanduiche (accent on i)

%h sandwiches
%d
	sanduiches (accent on i)

%h sex
%d
	sexo

%h shirt
%d
	camisa[Noun]

%h shit
%d
	merda[Noun]

%h springboard
%d
	trampolim[Noun]

%h springtime
%d
	primavera

%h stabilize
%d
	stabilizar

%h stage
%d
	palco (theater)[Noun]

%h stain
%d
	mancha[Noun]

%h stained
%d
	manchado[Adjective]

%h stainlessly
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h stains
%d
	manchas

%h stair
%d
	escada

%h stairs
%d
	escadas

%h stalwartize
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h standards
%d
	padroes (tilda on o)[Noun]

%h star
%d
	estrela[Noun]

%h starboard
%d
	estibordo

%h stars
%d
	estrelas

%h start
%d
	iniciar, comencar [Verb]

%h starting
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h state
%d
	estado[Noun]

%h states
%d
	estados[Noun]

%h statical
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h stay
%d
	ficar[Verb]

%h steak
%d
	bife[Noun]

%h steal
%d
	robar[Verb]

%h steamboat
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h stereo
%d
	som[Noun]

%h stole
%d
	roubado[Verb]

%h stolen
%d
	roubado[Verb]

%h stomach
%d
	barriga[Noun]

%h stomachache
%d
	dor de barriga[Noun]

%h stonecutters
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h stoned
%d
	drogado[Adjective]

%h stories
%d
	historias (accent on o)[Noun]

%h story
%d
	historia (accent on o)[Noun]

%h storywriter
%d
	lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil

%h stove
%d
	folgao (tilda on a)[Noun]

%h stranger
%d
	pessoa estranho[Noun]

%h strangers
%d
	pessoas estranhos[Noun]

%h strangest
%d
	o mais estanho[Adjective]

%h stratiform
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h stream
%d
	ribeiro[Noun]

%h streams
%d
	ribeiros[Noun]

%h street
%d
	estrada[Noun]

%h streeters
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h streets
%d
	estradas[Noun]

%h strength
%d
	forca [Noun]

%h strengthen
%d
	fortificar[Verb]

%h strengthened
%d
	fortificado[Adjective]

%h strew
%d
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%h strike
%d
	greve[Noun]

%h strong
%d
	forte[Adjective]

%h stronger
%d
	mais forte[Adjective]

%h strongest
%d
	o mais forte[Adjective]

%h strontic
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h struggle
%d
	luta

%h student
%d
	estudante[Noun]

%h students
%d
	estudantes[Noun]

%h studio
%d
	estudio (accent on u)[Noun]

%h studios
%d
	estudios (accent on u)[Noun]

%h stuffily
%d
	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil

%h stuffy
%d
	bofado

%h stupid
%d
	estupido (accent on u)[Adjective]

%h stupidities
%d
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%h stupor
%d
	estupor[Noun]

%h sturdy
%d
	seguro[Adjective]

%h style
%d
	estilo[Noun]

%h stylizing
%d
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%h suave
%d
	suave

%h sublime
%d
	sublime[Adjective]

%h substitute
%d
	substituir[Verb]

%h substituted
%d
	substituido[Verb]

%h success
%d
	sucesso[Noun]

%h successes
%d
	sucessos[Noun]

%h successful
%d
	lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil

%h suck
%d
	chupar[Verb]

%h suddenly
%d
	de repente[Adverb]

%h sugar
%d
	acucar[Noun]

%h sugarcane
%d
	cana de acucar[Noun]

%h suicide
%d
	suicidio (accent on second i)[Noun]

%h suit
%d
	terno[Noun]

%h suitcase
%d
	pasta[Noun]

%h suitcases
%d
	pastas[Noun]

%h suits
%d
	ternos[Noun]

%h sultan
%d
	sultao (tilda on a)[Noun]

%h summary
%d
	resumo[Noun]

%h sun
%d
	sol[Noun]

%h sundae
%d
	sundae[Noun]

%h sunk
%d
	afundado[Adjective]

%h sunset
%d
	por de sol (closed accent on first o)[Noun]

%h suppose
%d
	supor

%h surprise
%d
	surpresa

%h surprising
%d
	surprendente[Adjective]

%h survive
%d
	sobreviver[Verb]

%h surviver
%d
	sobrevivente[Noun]

%h sweat
%d
	suar (noun: suor)[Verb]

%h sweater
%d
	sueter (accent on e)[Noun]

%h sweating
%d
	suando[Verb]

%h sweep
%d
	varrer[Verb]

%h swerve
%d
	desviar[Noun]

%h swift
%d
	rapido (accent on a)

%h swim
%d
	nadar[Verb]

%h swimmer
%d
	nadador[Noun]

%h swimmers
%d
	nadadores[Noun]

%h sword
%d
	espada[Noun]

%h swords
%d
	espadas[Noun]

%h symbol
%d
	simbolo[Noun]

%h symbolism
%d
	simbologia[Noun]

%h symbols
%d
	simbolos[Noun]

%h symphony
%d
	sinfonia[Noun]

%h tab
%d
	lingueta, aba; (label) etiquea

%h tabernacle
%d
	tabernaculo

%h tabernacles
%d
	tabernaculos (accent on second a)[Noun]

%h table
%d
	mesa

%h tablecloth
%d
	toalha de mesa[Noun]

%h tablecloths
%d
	toalhas de mesa[Noun]

%h tables
%d
	mesas[Noun]

%h tablespoon
%d
	colher de sopa[Noun]

%h tablespoons
%d
	colheres de sopa

%h tablet
%d
	lapide (accent on a)[Noun]

%h tablets
%d
	lapides (accent on a)

%h tabloid
%d
	tabloide (accent on o)[Noun]

%h tabor
%d
	a a

%h tail
%d
	rablo[Noun]

%h take
%d
	tirar[Verb]

%h talk
%d
	falar[Verb]

%h tall
%d
	alto

%h taller
%d
	mais alto

%h tallest
%d
	o mais alto

%h tape
%d
	fita[Noun]

%h tapes
%d
	fitas[Noun]

%h tasteless
%d
	sem gosto[Adjective]

%h tax
%d
	emposto[Noun]

%h taxi
%d
	taxi (accent on a)[Noun]

%h tea
%d
	cha (accent on a)[Noun]

%h teach
%d
	ensinar[Verb]

%h teacher
%d
	professor[Noun]

%h teachers
%d
	professores[Noun]

%h teachings
%d
	ensinamentos[Noun]

%h team
%d
	time[Noun]

%h teams
%d
	times[Noun]

%h tear
%d
	rasgar[Verb]

%h teardrop
%d
	lagrima (accent on a)[Noun]

%h tears
%d
	lagrimas (accent on a)[Noun]

%h technique
%d
	tecnica (accent on e)[Noun]

%h techniques
%d
	tecnicas (accent on e)[Noun]

%h technological
%d
	tecnologica (accent on o)[Adjective]

%h technology
%d
	tecnologia[Noun]

%h teeth
%d
	dentes[Noun]

%h television
%d
	televisao (tilda on a)[Noun]

%h televisions
%d
	televisoes (tilda on o)[Noun]

%h tell
%d
	dizer[Verb]

%h temperature
%d
	temperatura[Noun]

%h temple
%d
	templo[Noun]

%h temples
%d
	templos[Noun]

%h temporarily
%d
	temporariamente

%h temporary
%d
	temporario (accent on a)[Noun]

%h tempt
%d
	tentar[Verb]

%h tempted
%d
	tentado[Adjective]

%h tempts
%d
	tenta[Noun]

%h ten
%d
	dez[Noun]

%h tender
%d
	tenura[Adjective]

%h tennis
%d
	tenis (closed accent on e)[Noun]

%h tent
%d
	tenda[Noun]

%h tenth
%d
	decimo (Accent on e)[Noun]

%h tents
%d
	tendas[Noun]

%h terminate
%d
	terminar[Verb]

%h terms
%d
	termos[Noun]

%h terrestrial
%d
	terrestre[Adjective]

%h terror
%d
	terror[Noun]

%h terrorism
%d
	terrorismo[Noun]

%h terrorist
%d
	terrorista[Noun]

%h test
%d
	prova[Noun]

%h testify
%d
	testificar[Verb]

%h testifying
%d
	testificando[Verb]

%h testimonies
%d
	tesamunhos[Noun]

%h testimony
%d
	testamunho[Noun]

%h tests
%d
	provas[Noun]

%h thankful
%d
	grato

%h that
%d
	isso[Noun]

%h the
%d
	o/a[Adjective]

%h theater
%d
	teatro[Noun]

%h timber
%d
	madeira[Noun]

%h time
%d
	tempo[Noun]

%h times
%d
	tempos[Noun]

%h timeshare
%d
	habitao peridica[Noun]

%h timetable
%d
	agenda[Noun]

%h tint
%d
	tinta, cor, matiz[Noun]

%h tinted
%d
	pintado, tingido[Verb]

%h tintless
%d
	sem cor[Adjective]

%h tinware
%d
	artigos de folhas de estanho[Noun]

%h tiny
%d
	diminuto, pequeno, delgado, fino[Adjective]

%h tip
%d
	ponta, extremidade, bico, inclinao, declive, palpite, dica[Noun]

%h tipple
%d
	bebericar, embriagar-se[Verb]

%h tiptoe
%d
	ponta do p[Noun]

%h tirade
%d
	invectiva, discurso longo[Noun]

%h tirades
%d
	plural de tirade[Noun]

%h tire
%d
	aro, virola, pneu, roda[Noun]

%h tired
%d
	cansado, fatigado[Adjective]

%h washroom
%d
	banheiro[Noun]

%h wheat
%d
	centeio[Noun]

%h where
%d
	adonde[Preposition]

%h window
%d
	a janela[Noun]

%h windowless
%d
	sem janelas

%h windowpane
%d
	o vidro[Noun]

%h windowpanes
%d
	os vidros[Noun]

%h windows
%d
	as janelas[Noun]

%h wine
%d
	o vinho[Noun]

%h wineglass
%d
	a tac,a[Noun]

%h wing
%d
	a asa[Noun]

%h word
%d
	palavra[Noun]

%h yesterday
%d
	ontem[Noun]

%h yet
%d
	ainda[Adverb]

%h yield
%d
	render, produzir[Verb]

%h yogurt
%d
	iogurte[Noun]

%h yoke
%d
	jugo, canga[Noun]

%h yolk
%d
	gema de ovo[Noun]

%h yonder
%d
	La/, ali/, acola/[Adverb]

%h you
%d
	Voce^, Tu/[Pronoun]

%h young
%d
	novo, jovem[Adjective]

%h youngish
%d
	Algo novo[Adverb]

%h youngness
%d
	mocidade, juventude[Noun]

%h youngster
%d
	moo, jovem, rapaz, mancebo[Noun]

%h youngsters
%d
	moos, jovens, rapazes, mancebos[Noun]

%h your
%d
	teu, tua, teus, tuas[Pronoun]

%h yours
%d
	o teu, a tua, os teus, as tuas[Pronoun]

%h yourself
%d
	tu mesmo, te[Pronoun]

%h yourselves
%d
	voces mesmos[Pronoun]

%h youth
%d
	um moc,o, um jovem[Noun]

%h yowl
%d
	uivo[Noun]

