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aerate
arejar, ventilar, gaseificar, oxigenar, carbonatar
aerial
airy, atmospheric;
"A T aerial"
a�reo, atmosf�rico; leve, imaterial, et�reo, irreal; antena; trapezista
aerobatics
stunts in aircraft
acrobacia a�rea
aerodrome, airdrome
aer�dromo
aeronaut, aeronautics, aeronautical
aeronauta
aeroplane, airplane
aeronave
aesthete, aesthetics
esteta; est�tico, art�stico, harmonioso
afar
at a distance
longe, � dist�ncia
affable, affability
amable, amicable
af�vel, am�vel, amig�vel
affair
business, event, happening, ocurrence; that which has to be done; love affair; The affairs of state
neg�cio, acontecimento, caso
affect, affectation
assume, pretend, fake: "He affects loud talking";
influence, touch: "The hot weather affects her health"; "Smoking affects health";
move, stir
assumir ares de, fingir, simular, aparentar; usar, ser dado a; afetar, influenciar, atacar;
agitar, abalar. Obs.: Fingir � tamb�m simulate, pretend
affection, affectionate
love, regard, esteem, liking
afei��o, afeto
affidavit
attestation
declara��o escrita e juramentada; depoimento
affilliate
join, unite
(a)filiar, associar-se, unir-se
affinity
liking, atraction, relation, similarity
afinidade, atra��o; parentesco
affirm, affirmation, affirmative
assert, say, declare, state (positively, formally or confidently), make an affidavit
afirmar, confirmar, assegurar
affix
fasten (to), attach, append
afixar, anexar, prender, selar
affiance
betroth
jurar casamento, comprometer
afflict
beset, trouble, burden, torment, affect
afligir, sofrer de, angustiar, magoar, preocupar
affliction
"Alcoholism is an affliction of our age"; "Occupational affliction"
calamidade, dor, doen�a; afli��o, ang�stia, tormento. Obs.: Afli��o � tamb�m grief, anguish
affluence
wealthy, rich; plentiful, abundant; flowing, fluidity
aflu�ncia; abund�ncia, prosperidade, riqueza, abastan�a, opul�ncia
affluent
"An affluent person"; "An affluent society"
copioso, abundante, farto, opulento, muito rico; afluente (rio).
Obs.: Afluente (rio) � tamb�m tributary
afford, affordable
have the means, be able or rich enough, have enough money to buy sth, bear (the expense), pay, manage; give, yield, supply, produce, provide, furnish, offer
proporcionar, oferecer, propiciar, poder, dar-se ao luxo de, dispor de tempo/dinheiro
afforest, afforestation
reflorestar
affright
frighten
aterrorizar
affray
noisy quarrel/brawl; fight, combat, contest, conflict
tumulto, contenda, rixa, briga, desordem
affront
insult, disrespect, snub, slight
afronta, insulto, ofensa
afield
off the usual or desired track, away from one's home or usual environment
longe, em campo
afire
aflame, ablaze; on fire; intensely interested
em chamas
afloat
in a floating position/condition
� tona, flutuante; a bordo
afoot
on foot, walking
a p�; em a��o/progresso/movimento
aforementioned, aforesaid
mentioned/said previously
acima/supra citado
afoul
entangled with, in trouble/conflict with, be at odds wiht sb over sth
colis�o, confus�o, desacordo, atrito, briga, conflito
afraid
filled with fear, frightened; sorry: I am afraid this shop is closed
amedrontado, assustado, receoso
afresh
anew, again
novamente, de novo
aft
abaft, aback; towards the stern of a ship or back of an aircraft
de/� r�/popa
after
past, beyond, behind, later (in time), subsequent, following
depois, ap�s, atr�s, em seguida, posterior
after all
"I'm sure Nancy wouldn't do that. After all, she's a sensible person, isn't she?"
afinal de contas
after hours
al�m do hor�rio normal
afterlife
vida ap�s a morte
aftermath
period following a disastrous event; the outcome; results, consequences
segunda colheita anual; conseq�encia, resultado
afternoon
post meridien
de/� tarde
afterthought
reflection, hindsight
relex�o posterior/tardia
afterwards
later: We watched TV and afterwards went out to a play
posteriormente, mais tarde
afterword
epilog(ue)
ep�logo