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33 palavras de inglês com significado: articulate (adj.), diphthong, eloquent, garrulous, inarticulate… Estude com flashcards, quizzes e prática de…

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  1. articulate (adj.) /ɑ:r'tɪkjələt/ (adjective) — articulado; eloquente
    Exemplo: She is articulate and speaks with confidence.
    Sinônimos: clear-spoken, well-spoken
  2. diphthong /'dɪfθɔ:ŋ/ (noun) — ditongo
    Exemplo: The word has a diphthong in the middle.
    Sinônimos: gliding vowel
  3. eloquent /'ɛləkwənt/ (adjective) — eloquente
    Exemplo: His eloquent speech moved the audience.
    Sinônimos: expressive, persuasive, fluent
  4. garrulous /'ɡærjələs/ (adjective) — tagarela; falador
    Exemplo: Our garrulous neighbor loves to talk.
    Sinônimos: talkative, loquacious, chatty
  5. inarticulate /,ɪnɑ:r'tɪkjələt/ (adjective) — inarticulado
    Exemplo: He felt inarticulate after the bad news.
    Sinônimos: tongue-tied, speechless
  6. leer /lɪr/ (verb) — olhar com malícia
    Exemplo: He leered at her from across the room.
    Sinônimos: stare slyly, ogle
  7. lisp /lɪsp/ (verb) — ciciar
    Exemplo: She lisps when she says certain sounds.
    Sinônimos: mispronounce, slur, sigmatize
  8. lost for words /,lɔ:st fər 'wɜ:rdz/ (phrase) — sem palavras
    Exemplo: I was lost for words when I heard the news.
    Sinônimos: speechless, at a loss for words
  9. make eye contact (phrase) — olhar nos olhos
    Exemplo: Try to make eye contact when you speak.
    Sinônimos: look at, meet the eyes of, gaze at
  10. mumble /'mʌmbəl/ (verb) — murmurar; resmungar
    Exemplo: He mumbled an apology.
    Sinônimos: murmur, mutter, speak softly
  11. off the cuff /,ɒf ðə 'kʌf/ (phrase) — de improviso
    Exemplo: He gave an off-the-cuff speech.
    Sinônimos: impromptu, spontaneous, unprepared
  12. put your foot in it /pʊt jʊr fʊt ɪn ɪt/ (idiom) — pisar na bola
    Exemplo: I really put my foot in it at dinner.
    Sinônimos: make a blunder, say the wrong thing, put one's foot in one's mouth
  13. raise your eyebrows /reɪz jʊər 'aɪbraʊz/ (phrase) — levantar as sobrancelhas
    Exemplo: She raised her eyebrows in surprise.
    Sinônimos: show surprise, look doubtful, lift one's eyebrows
  14. scowl /skaʊl/ (verb) — franzir a testa
    Exemplo: She scowled at the noisy crowd.
    Sinônimos: glare, frown
  15. shed inhibitions /ʃɛd ,ɪnhə'bɪʃənz/ (phrase) — perder a timidez
    Exemplo: She finally shed her inhibitions and danced.
    Sinônimos: let go, open up, relax
  16. shrug your shoulders /ʃrʌɡ jʊr 'ʃoʊldərz/ (phrase) — dar de ombros
    Exemplo: He shrugged his shoulders and said, “I don’t know.”
    Sinônimos: raise one's shoulders, shrug
  17. speechless /'spi:tʃləs/ (adjective) — sem fala; boquiaberto
    Exemplo: I was speechless after hearing the news.
    Sinônimos: dumbfounded, wordless, astonished
  18. squirm /skwɜ:rm/ (verb) — remexer-se; contorcer-se
    Exemplo: She squirmed in her seat during the speech.
    Sinônimos: wriggle, fidget, squirm about
  19. stammer /'stæmər/ (verb) — gaguejar
    Exemplo: He stammered when he forgot his lines.
    Sinônimos: stutter, hesitate, falter
  20. strut /strʌt/ (verb) — andar pomposamente
    Exemplo: She strutted down the street.
    Sinônimos: swagger, parade, prance
  21. stutter /'stʌtər/ (verb) — gaguejar
    Exemplo: She stutters when she is nervous.
    Sinônimos: stammer, hesitate, falter
  22. talk someone through /tɔ:k 'sʌmwʌn θru:/ (phrase) — guiar passo a passo
    Exemplo: She talked me through the new process.
    Sinônimos: explain step by step, guide through, walk through
  23. talkative /'tɔ:kətɪv/ (adjective) — falante; comunicativo
    Exemplo: My talkative neighbor loves to chat.
    Sinônimos: chatty, loquacious, verbose
  24. tongue-tied /,tʌŋ 'taɪd/ (adjective) — com a língua presa
    Exemplo: I was tongue-tied at the interview.
    Sinônimos: speechless, at a loss for words, dumbstruck
  25. twitch /twɪtʃ/ (verb) — tremer; ter um tique
    Exemplo: His eye twitched from tiredness.
    Sinônimos: jerk, quiver
  26. What a drag! /wʌt ə dræɡ/ (phrase) — que saco!
    Exemplo: What a drag! The train is delayed again.
    Sinônimos: How annoying!, What a nuisance!, What a bother!
  27. What a pain! /wʌt ə peɪn/ (phrase) — que chato!
    Exemplo: What a pain! I left my keys at home.
    Sinônimos: How annoying!, What a nuisance!, What a bother!
  28. whine /waɪn/ (verb) — choramingar; lamuriar-se
    Exemplo: The baby whined until she was picked up.
    Sinônimos: complain, moan, whimper
  29. whinge /wɪndʒ/ (verb) — reclamar; choramingar
    Exemplo: He whinged about the noise all night.
    Sinônimos: complain, grumble, moan
  30. whingeing /'wɪndʒɪŋ/ (adjective) — reclamação; choramingas
    Exemplo: Her whingeing was getting on my nerves.
    Sinônimos: complaining, grumbling, moaning

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