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abaixar

to lower, go down; (-se) to bend over; to duck
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ex) O aluno se abaixou para pegar o lápis

[The student bent over to pick up the pencil]
aborrecer
to upset, displease, annoy, bother; to bore
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ex) Aquele vizinho não aborrece ninguém.

[The neighbor doesn't bother anyone]
abotoar
to button, fasten
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ex) "A médica abotoou a sua blusa."

[The doctor (female) buttoned her blouse]
acariciar
to caress, pet, stroke
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ex) "As meninas gostam de acariciar o filhote."

[The girls like to pet the puppy]
aceitar
to accept
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ex) "Aceitaste a proposta?"

[Did you accept the offer (proposal)?]

aconselhar

to advise
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ex) "Ele me aconselhou a comprar este carro."

[He advised me to buy this car]
acontecer
to happen, take place, occur
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ex) "O que aconteceu?"

[What happened?]
acreditar
to believe (in)
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ex) "Você acredita em mim?"

[Do you believe me?]
acrescentar
to add to; to increase
adiar
to postpone, defer, put off
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ex) Adiei a minha viagem para o domingo.

[I postponed my trip 'til Sunday]
adivinhar
to guess, to predict
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ex) Adivinha o quê?

[Guess what?]

adormecer

to fall asleep
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ex) Sempre acormeço em frente da televisão.

[I always fall asleep in front of the TV]
adquirir
to acquire, obtain
advertir
to warn, to caution
afastar
to move or push away (-se), to go away, depart
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ex) "Afasta-te de mim!"

[Get away from me!]
afligir
to worry, distress; (-se), get or become worried
afogar
to drown
agir
to act, behave, perform
ajoelhar
(-se) to kneel; to make (someone) kneel
ameaçar
to threaten
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ex) O sequestrador ameaçava matar a todos.

[The kidnapper was threatening to kill everyone]
apaixonar
to turn on, impassion (-se por) to fall in love with
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ex) Ele se apaixonou por ela à primeira vista.

[He fell in love with her at first sight]
apanhar
to catch, take
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ex) A professora apanhou o ônibus para o centro.

[The teacher took the bus downtown]
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ex) O guarda apanhará os ladrões.

[The guard will catch the robbers]
apodrecer
to rot, get rotten, decay, decompose
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ex) O lixo apodreceu na cozinha.

[The garbage got rotten in the kitchen]
apoiar
to support, to rest
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ex) Ela apoiou a cabeça nas mãos.

[She rested her head on her hands]
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ex) O povo apoiará esse candidato nas eleições.

[The people will support that candidate in the elections]
apontar
to point at. to aim, to indicate, to sharpen (to a point)
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ex) Não aponte o dedo!

[Don't point your finger]
apostar
to bet, to wager
apressar
to hurry, rush; (-se) to make haste, rush or hurry oneself
aproveitar
to take advantage of (as to seize an opportunity); (-se de) to take advantage of (as to exploit)
aquecer
to heat or warm up
arrancar
to pull, jerk, yank, tear out, up or off; to start (as a motor or engine)
arranjar
to fix, to arrange
arrebentar
to burst, break; to explode, pop
arrefecer
to cool (down)
arrepender-se
to regret, be sorry; to change one's mind; to repent
arrotar
to burp, belch
arruinar
to ruin; (-se) to go broke
assinar
to sign, to subscribe
assobiar
to whistle
assombrar
to astonish, amaze, to shock, surprise, to haunt
assuntar
to frighten, scare; (-se) to get scared
atender
to answer (a door or telephone); to assist, to wait on
atingir
to hit, reach, arrive at; to attain, achieve
atrair
to attract, draw
atropelar
to run over; to trample; to trip up