Traduções para „bore“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

I . bore¹ [bɔːr, Brit bɔːʳ] SUBST

bore (thing)

chateação f

bore (person)

chato(-a) m (f)

what a bore!

que chatice!

II . bore¹ [bɔːr, Brit bɔːʳ] VERBO trans

bore

chatear

bore

entediar

bore² VERBO trans

bore

perfurar

to bore a hole

abrir um buraco

bore³

bore pt of:

Veja também: bear , bear

I . bear² <bore, borne> VERBO trans

1. bear (carry):

bear

aguentar

to bear arms formal

portar armas

to bear sb's signature

trazer a assinatura de alguém

2. bear (display):

to bear a resemblance to ...

ter semelhança com ...

3. bear (support):

bear weight

suportar

4. bear (accept):

bear cost

arcar com

bear responsibility

assumir

5. bear (endure):

bear hardship, pain

sofrer

what might have happened doesn't bear thinking about

dá arrepio só de pensar o que poderia ter acontecido

6. bear (tolerate):

bear

tolerar

7. bear:

to bear sb a grudge

guardar rancor de alguém

to bear sth in mind

lembrar-se de a. c.

to bear witness to sth

prestar testemunho de a. c.

8. bear (give birth to):

bear

dar à luz

9. bear fruit:

bear

produzir

II . bear² <bore, borne> VERBO intr

1. bear (turn):

to bear east

rumar para o leste

to bear left

virar à esquerda

2. bear (be patient):

to bear with sb

ter paciência com alguém

3. bear (be relevant):

to bear on sth

ter relação com a. c.

bear¹ [ber, Brit beəʳ] SUBST ZOOL

bear

urso(-a) m (f)

bear¹ [ber, Brit beəʳ] SUBST ZOOL

bear

urso(-a) m (f)

I . bear² <bore, borne> VERBO trans

1. bear (carry):

bear

aguentar

to bear arms formal

portar armas

to bear sb's signature

trazer a assinatura de alguém

2. bear (display):

to bear a resemblance to ...

ter semelhança com ...

3. bear (support):

bear weight

suportar

4. bear (accept):

bear cost

arcar com

bear responsibility

assumir

5. bear (endure):

bear hardship, pain

sofrer

what might have happened doesn't bear thinking about

dá arrepio só de pensar o que poderia ter acontecido

6. bear (tolerate):

bear

tolerar

7. bear:

to bear sb a grudge

guardar rancor de alguém

to bear sth in mind

lembrar-se de a. c.

to bear witness to sth

prestar testemunho de a. c.

8. bear (give birth to):

bear

dar à luz

9. bear fruit:

bear

produzir

II . bear² <bore, borne> VERBO intr

1. bear (turn):

to bear east

rumar para o leste

to bear left

virar à esquerda

2. bear (be patient):

to bear with sb

ter paciência com alguém

3. bear (be relevant):

to bear on sth

ter relação com a. c.

bear up VERBO intr

bear up

resistir

how are you bearing up?

como você está conseguindo suportar?

polar bear SUBST

polar bear

urso m polar

teddy bear [ˈtedi-] SUBST

teddy bear

ursinho m de pelúcia

bear down on VERBO intr

bear down on

abater-se sobre

time pressures are bearing down on us

estamos sendo pressionados pela urgência dos prazos

grizzly (bear) <-ies> [ˈgrɪzli] SUBST

grizzly (bear)

grande urso cinzento da América do Norte

Exemplos de frases com bore

to bore a hole

abrir um buraco

what a bore!

que chatice!

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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I can bore people with detail about how one country has certain tax regulations requiring bookings to be accounted for in different ways.

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Its 45-degree mirror had a stylized opening for the lens and the lid bore a magnifying lens at the top.

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The bore was to be 13 ft high and 12 ft wide.

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Yin took a concubine who bore him two sons.

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His worry was that it would bore the townspeople and irritate the countryfolk.

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Temperature sensors are placed in bore holes which are used to detect ground water temp.

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To the racialist right, a genetic basis for groups differences in intelligence bore out racialist claims of inherent, immutable hierarchy.

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The differences between the baritone and the euphonium are the size and taper of the bore.

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It is also a gimmicky, obvious and pious bore, not to mention overproduced and overlong.

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Small-bore, tangible issues -- sidewalk curb cuts, ramps at building entrances -- were relatively simple to solve.

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