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Computational Linguistics Group, 2008
University of Vigo

English-Portuguese CLUVI Dictionary

(Based on the CLUVI Corpus of the University of Vigo)



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- office, official, often, okay, old, old-fashioned, once, only, only, open, open, opinion, opposite, optimistic, oral, ordinary, original, orthodox, other


open


- transitive or intransitive verb
- PAST: opened. PART: opened
- abrir

EN "My son will read and open the books, and my son will write and will know writing.
PT - O meu filho há-de ler e abrir os livros, e o meu filho há-de escrever e conhecer a escrita.
- Fonte: APE (413)
- abrir-se

EN All of a sudden the door opened, and old Stradlater barged in, in a big hurry.
PT Súbitamente a porta abriu-se e o Stradlater entrou, cheio de pressa.
- Fonte: AGU (804)
- official, often, okay, old, old-fashioned, once, only, only, open, open, opinion, opposite, optimistic, oral, ordinary, original, orthodox, other, outdoor


open


- adjective
- aberto

EN They got their pores open the whole time.
PT Têm sempre os poros abertos.
- Fonte: AGU (2711)
- desabotoado

EN The one little kid, the one that asked me, had his pants open.
PT O mais pequeno, o que falou em primeiro lugar, trazia as calças desabotoadas.
- Fonte: AGU (6612)
- escancarado

EN From another window open to the air came the sound of a piano, scale after scale rising into the treble.
PT Duma outra janela, escancarada, vinha o som dum piano, subindo escala após escala até às notas agudas.
- Fonte: JOV (1894)
- manifesto

EN All your intellectual soul is in that phrase, O'Keeffe, said Temple with open scorn.
PT Toda a tua alma intelectual está nessa pergunta, O'Keefe _ respondeu Temple com um manifesto desprezo.
- Fonte: JOV (4579)
- exposto

EN By occupying the compartment communicating with that of Ratchett she was more open to suspicion than anyone else.
PT Pelo facto de ocupar o compartimento que comunicava com o de Ratchett, estava mais exposta a ser considerada suspeita do que qualquer outra pessoa.
- Fonte: CRI (6042)