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Condições climáticas – Vocabulário de inglês

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  1. erratic /ɪ'rætɪk/ (adjective) — irregular; imprevisível
    Exemplo: Her mood was erratic all week.
    Sinônimos: unpredictable, unstable, inconsistent
  2. in the shade of /ɪn ðə ʃeɪd əv/ (phrase) — à sombra de
    Exemplo: We sat in the shade of the tree.
    Sinônimos: under, protected by, out of the sun
  3. moist /mɔɪst/ (adjective) — úmido; levemente molhado
    Exemplo: The towel is still moist.
    Sinônimos: slightly wet, damp, humid
  4. nippy /'nɪpi/ (adjective) — frio e cortante
    Exemplo: The evening felt a little nippy.
    Sinônimos: chilly, cool, crisp
  5. oppressive /ə'prɛsɪv/ (adjective) — opressivo; sufocante
    Exemplo: The room felt oppressive in the heat.
    Sinônimos: uncomfortable, stifling, suffocating
  6. pile-up /'paɪl ʌp/ (noun) — engavetamento
    Exemplo: A pile-up blocked the motorway.
    Sinônimos: multi-car crash, traffic pile-up
  7. pitfall /'pɪtfɔl/ (noun) — armadilha
    Exemplo: One pitfall of the plan was its high cost.
    Sinônimos: danger, trap, hidden problem
  8. pose a danger /poʊz ə 'deɪndʒər/ (phrase) — representar perigo
    Exemplo: The broken wire may pose a danger to children.
    Sinônimos: threaten, endanger, create a risk
  9. predominant /prɪ'dɑ:mɪnənt/ (adjective) — predominante
    Exemplo: English is the predominant language here.
    Sinônimos: main, chief, dominant
  10. prevailing /prɪ'veɪlɪŋ/ (adjective) — predominante; prevalecente
    Exemplo: Rain was the prevailing weather that week.
    Sinônimos: dominant, main, common
  11. rainfall /'reɪnfɔ:l/ (noun) — pluviosidade
    Exemplo: Rainfall was heavy this month.
    Sinônimos: precipitation, rain, downpour
  12. reckless /'rekləs/ (adjective) — imprudente
    Exemplo: It was reckless to drive so fast.
    Sinônimos: careless, risky, irresponsible
  13. red alert /,rɛd ə'lɜ:t/ (phrase) — alerta vermelho
    Exemplo: The city was placed on red alert after the storm.
    Sinônimos: highest alert, emergency warning, danger alert
  14. red flag /,rɛd flæɡ/ (phrase) — sinal de alerta
    Exemplo: That delay was a red flag for the manager.
    Sinônimos: warning sign, warning signal, cause for concern
  15. roasting /'roʊstɪŋ/ (adjective) — escaldante
    Exemplo: The pavement was roasting in the sun.
    Sinônimos: scorching, blazing, sweltering
  16. safety /'seɪfti/ (noun) — segurança
    Exemplo: Safety is important at the construction site.
    Sinônimos: protection, security, safe condition
  17. safety helmet /'seɪfti 'hɛlmɪt/ (noun) — capacete de segurança
    Exemplo: Always wear a safety helmet on site.
    Sinônimos: hard hat, protective helmet, safety hat
  18. safety-conscious /'seɪfti,kɑ:nʃəs/ (adjective) — cuidadoso com a segurança
    Exemplo: She is safety-conscious and always wears a helmet.
    Sinônimos: cautious, careful
  19. security /sɪ'kjʊrəti/ (noun) — segurança
    Exemplo: The alarm system improves security.
    Sinônimos: protection, safety, defense
  20. shut doors /ʃʌt dɔ:rz/ (phrase) — fechar portas
    Exemplo: That rule may shut doors for young applicants.
    Sinônimos: block opportunities, close off, make harder
  21. slash /slæʃ/ (noun) — corte profundo
    Exemplo: He had a deep slash on his arm.
    Sinônimos: cut, gash, slice
  22. solidify /'sɑ:lɪdɪfaɪ/ (verb) — solidificar
    Exemplo: The melted wax will solidify as it cools.
    Sinônimos: harden, set
  23. stalking /'stɔ:kɪŋ/ (noun) — perseguição
    Exemplo: She reported stalking by a stranger.
    Sinônimos: harassment, pursuit, shadowing
  24. stifling /'stɪfaɪlɪŋ/ (adjective) — abafado
    Exemplo: The air was stifling inside the car.
    Sinônimos: suffocating, oppressive, sweltering
  25. sultry /'sʌltri/ (adjective) — abafado; úmido
    Exemplo: It was a sultry summer night.
    Sinônimos: humid, muggy, sweltering
  26. sunny /'sʌni/ (adjective) — ensolarado
    Exemplo: We had a sunny day at the beach.
    Sinônimos: bright, clear, sunlit
  27. sweltering /'swɛltərɪŋ/ (adjective) — sufocante
    Exemplo: It was sweltering in the city all afternoon.
    Sinônimos: scorching, boiling, hot
  28. tailback /'teɪlbæk/ (noun) — fila de trânsito; congestionamento
    Exemplo: There was a tailback on the highway after the crash.
    Sinônimos: traffic jam, queue, backup
  29. thin out /θɪn aʊt/ (phrase) — dispersar-se; rarear
    Exemplo: The crowd began to thin out after sunset.
    Sinônimos: dwindle, shrink
  30. thunder /'θʌndər/ (noun) — trovão
    Exemplo: We heard thunder in the distance.
    Sinônimos: rumble, boom, thunderclap

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