🇵🇹Portuguese to English Lexicon

Portuguese to English Dictionary (Dicionário Português-Inglês)

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existente
C1adjective
English Meaning:

extant

Still in existence; surviving.

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extracelular
C1adjective
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extracellular

Situated or occurring outside a cell or cells.

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faccionalismo
C1noun
English Meaning:

factionalism

The state of being divided into factions, or the pursuit of the interests of one's own faction at the expense of the common good.

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pântano
C1noun
English Meaning:

fen

A low and marshy or frequently flooded area of land.

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frescura
C1noun
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finickiness

Extreme or excessive attention to small details and standards, especially in eating, dress, or work.

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longanimidade
C1noun
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forbearance

Patient self-control; restraint and tolerance.

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advertidor
C1noun
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forewarner

A person who gives advance warning of a danger, problem, or future event.

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abandonado
C1adjective
English Meaning:

forlorn

Perfectly wretched, miserable, or desolate, often through desertion or abandonment.

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formular
C1verb
English Meaning:

formulate

To create or devise methodically (a strategy or a proposal).

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franqueza
C1noun
English Meaning:

forthrightness

The quality of being direct and honest in speech and behavior, without hesitation or evasion.

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farelento
C1adjective
English Meaning:

friable

Easily crumbled or crushed into small pieces.

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macilento
C1adjective
English Meaning:

gaunt

Lean and haggard, especially because of suffering, hunger, or age.

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