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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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- practical, pray, prayer, precious, precise, pregnant, premier, prepared, presence, present, present, preservation, pretty, previous, pride, priest, primitive, prince, princess


present


- noun
- presente

EN And one man said that he would give it as a present to the Holy Father in Rome.
PT E um dos homens disse que a daria de presente ao Santo Padre em Roma.
- Fonte: APE (701)


- transitive verb
- PAST: presented. PART: presented
- apresentar

EN By the time the Yugo-Slavian police arrive, how simple if we can present them with the solution!
PT Na altura em que a polícia jugoslava chegar, quão simples seria se pudéssemos apresentar-lhes logo a solução!
- Fonte: CRI (1078)
- oferecer

EN "Drink," I said, presenting him the wine.
PT - Beba - disse, oferecendo-lhe o vinho.
- Fonte: BAR (79)
- pray, prayer, precious, precise, pregnant, premier, prepared, presence, present, present, preservation, pretty, previous, pride, priest, primitive, prince, princess, principal


present


- adjective
- actual

EN William Bankes, thinking what a relief it was to catch on to something of this sort when private life was disagreeable, heard him say something about 'one of the most scandalous acts of the present government'.
PT E William Bankes, pensando no alívio que constituía apanhar algo deste tipo, na altura em que a vida particular se tornava desagradável, ouviu-o declarar qualquer coisa sobre "um dos actos mais escandalosos do governo actual".
- Fonte: RUM (1442)
- presente

EN On Sunday mornings as he passed the church door he glanced coldly at the worshippers who stood bareheaded, four deep, outside the church, morally present at the mass which they could neither see nor hear.
PT Num domingo de manhã, passando diante da porta da igreja, lançara uma olhadela fria aos devotos que lá estavam de cabeça descoberta, de pé, alinhados em filas de quatro, do lado de fora da igreja, moralmente presentes à missa que não podiam ver ou ouvir.
- Fonte: JOV (2155)