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Minidicionário de expressões e phrasal verbs da Língua Inglesa

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sábado, 3 de novembro de 2012

be entitled to

Flashback: first published on November 3rd 2011
be entitled to
(ter direito a)
 Because of the way they did the sale, I think she is entitled to a total refund.  = … acho  que ela tem direito a reembolso total.
Critics are perfectly entitled to say whatever they think about the film, but my opinion is completely different.  =  Os críticos têm o direito absoluto de dizer o que quer  que pensem sobre o filme mas…

sábado, 6 de outubro de 2012

Be about to


Flashback (First posted on October 6th 2011)
be about  to - estar para, estar na iminência de (The cop was about  to arrest him when his wife showed up with his driver license.)

terça-feira, 24 de julho de 2012

Tell apart


Tell apart: conseguir diferenciar entre duas pessoas opu coisas muito semelhantes
“All the kittens look the same to me. How do you tell them apart?”
“ My twin sisters look so much alike that lots of people can't tell them apart.” (www.englishclub.com)
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domingo, 22 de julho de 2012

Track down


Track down: conseguir encontrar algo ou alguém depois de longa procura
“ I managed to track down all of my mother's old photos by getting in touch with dozens of her relatives and friends.”
“It took the police a long time to track the killers down and arrest them.” (www.englishclub.com)

sábado, 21 de julho de 2012

Turn down


Turn down: não aceitar um convite ou um pedido
“ The bank turned down Kenny's application for a loan because he'd just lost his job.”
“The club turned his transfer request down, so Patrice had to stay with the club.”
Obs.: Também significa diminuir o volume de som, energia, temperatura , etc.: We'd better turn down the volume or the neighbours might complain. (www.englishclub.com)

sexta-feira, 20 de julho de 2012

Turn around


Turn around: fazer um sucesso de algo perdido, tornar um fracasso em vitória
“What do you think the government should do to turn the economy around?”
“If she wants to turn her life around she needs to stop taking drugs and drinking alcohol.” (www.englishclub.com)

quinta-feira, 19 de julho de 2012

Tip off


Tip off: avisar alguém sobre algo secreto, “dar uma dica “ sobre algum segredo
“The thieves knew where the security van was going, so somebody must have tipped them off. 
“Monica wondered who could have tipped off the police, and thought about everyone who knew she was carrying the drugs.” (www.englishclub.com)

quarta-feira, 18 de julho de 2012

Think back


Think back: pensar sobre um evento do passado, pensar sobre o passado, pensar de novo, relembrar
“I realize now, thinking back, that he was probably right to do what he did.”
“ Think back and try to remember what she said when she answered the phone. (www.englishclub.com)

segunda-feira, 16 de julho de 2012

Take out


Take out: convidar alguém para sair (para um restaurante ou diversão)

“Why don't we ask Uncle Bill to take the kids out for the day?”

“The manager is taking all the office workers out for a meal tonight.” (www.englishclub.com)

sábado, 14 de julho de 2012

Talk out of


Talk out of: convencer alguém a não fazer algo, persuadir alguém a desistir de algo
“ My uncle is a drug addict, and there's nothing I can say to talk him out of it. He says he's too old to stop now.”
“My family tried to talk me out of becoming a musician, but I wouldn't change my mind. I was determined to have a career in music.” (www.englishclub.com)

sexta-feira, 13 de julho de 2012

Tail off


Tail off: diminuir em quantidade, diminuir o nível
 “At first the book sold very well, but after a few months sales tailed off and now we only sell a few copies.”

“We had many enquiries on the day the ad appeared, but they tailed off over the next few days.” (www.englishclub.com)

sábado, 26 de novembro de 2011

worked up

worked up
(exaltado, agitado, aborrecido ou zangado)
The young lady was all worked up because her flight had been cancelled.  = A jovem estava muito exaltada porque seu vôo havia sido cancelado.
My wife asked me not to be so worked up about something so silly.  =  Minha esposa
me pediu para não ficar aborrecido com algo tão bobo.

sábado, 12 de novembro de 2011

speak up

speak up - falar mais alto e claramente, falar sem hesitação (As soon as the old man started his speech, many people in the room asked him to speak up.) / expressar claramente sua opinião

terça-feira, 23 de agosto de 2011

get it right

Get it right
 (entender direito, captar algo de forma correta,)
 He’s a smart guy. I’m sure he can get it right.  = Ele é uma pessoa inteligente. Estou seguro de que ele pode entender corretamente.
At the beginning  they didn’t get it right but eventually they knew the subject better than us.  =  No começo eles não entenderam direito mas no final eles…