Portuguese to English Dictionary (Dicionário Português-Inglês)

Apportionment

The action or result of apportioning something, or distributing something among several parties in a proper share.

Autobiographical report

A detailed account or description of a person's life experiences, events, and memories, typically self-authored.

Backward-looking

Relating to or focusing on the past; considering previous events or traditional methods rather than looking toward the future.

Bolt-hole

A small room, house, or hidden place where someone can go to hide, escape, or be safe from danger or trouble.

Bridle

The headgear used to control a horse, consisting of straps, a bit, and reins.

Chide

To scold or rebuke someone mildly.

Echoer

A person or thing that echoes, repeats, or closely imitates the sounds, actions, opinions, or styles of another.

Electromagnetic repulsion

The pushing apart of objects or particles with electric charges of the same sign or magnetic poles of the same polarity, caused by the electromagnetic force.

Explicit rule

A clearly formulated, stated, and conscious guideline, law, or principle that is articulated directly rather than implied.

Fob-watch

A small pocket watch attached to a ribbon, chain, or fob, designed to be carried in a waistcoat pocket.

Forcible-removal

The act of compelling someone to leave a place against their will using physical force, legal authority, or coercion.

Fusspot

A person who makes a lot of unnecessary fuss about unimportant things.