Termos

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Stunt

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an exciting action, usually in a film, that is dangerous or appears dangerous and usually needs to be done by someone skilled: It's a typical action movie with plenty of spectacular

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Vengeful

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You might have noticed that the words vengeful and revenge look somewhat similar. That's because their meanings are. The word vengeful is used to describe the feelings of revenge someone has toward another person or group who has done them wrong in the past. Think about Hamlet or Ben-Hur — those dudes were certainly vengeful.

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Hump Day

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Wednesday, regarded as the midpoint of a typical working week."it's hump day and perhaps the toughest day of the week for you"

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Slay

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to kill violently, wantonly, or in great numbers

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Woeful

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The definition of woeful is something really bad or pathetic, or something characterized by sorrow or misery. ... An expression of great sorrow is an example of a woeful expression. adjective. Affected by or full of woe; mournful.

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Thick

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Alguma coisa larga

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Sight

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visão

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Lift

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raise to a higher position or level."he lifted his trophy over his head"

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Sneak

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to go somewhere secretly, or to take someone or something somewhere secretly

De mansinho/Escondido

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Slack

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Sinônimo lra Vagabundo, Preguiçoso

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Took

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"Peguei", Pegar no passado.

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Otherwise

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De outra forma/Caso Contrario

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Held

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Segurou

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bite someone's head off

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to yell at someone or to be very critical of someone especially very suddenly and without a good reason

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Pumped Up

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to fill with enthusiasm or excitement

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drive (someone) up a/the wall

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to make (someone) irritated, angry, or crazy

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Obvi

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short for obviously: used a lot online. Not going to the lecture tonight, obvi.

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Knucklehead

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Stupid Person

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Beneath

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em posição inferior, abaixo

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Cloud Nine

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Being very happy, or being in love.

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Run Errands

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fazer recados

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Money

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Moola,Dough,Bucks,Bread.

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Leg

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Eyebrow

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Flatness

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nivelamento, achatamento

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Grime

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Sujeira

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Handy

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Habilidoso

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Deem

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1. julgar2. acreditar

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Hazard

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Perigo

danger, hazard, risk, peril, threat, distress

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Wiggle

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Mexer-se

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Barely

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por muito pouco

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Overtake

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ultrapassar, alcançar, surpreender, atingir, assaltar, passar à frente de

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Spot

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Local

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Gleam

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Brilhar

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Dump

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jogar fora, jogar, descartar

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Flee

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fugir, escapar, abandonar, evitar

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Apice

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Cada

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Onto

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Para

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Stint

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Restrição (um tempo)

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I Don't Mind

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eu não me importo

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Poke

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to push a finger or other pointed object quickly into someone or something:You'll poke someone in the eye with that umbrella if you're not careful!Two kids were poking a stick into the drain.

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Ease

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Facilidade/Conforto

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"Under the Weather"

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Sick

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Splurge

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Ostentar, gastar muito dinheiro

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Shrink

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Gíria pra Psiquiatra

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Thingie

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non-specific term for anything

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Tipos de Galho/pau/cipó

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Twig: This is the smallest of the four units. You are correct, as these are the easiest to break.Stick: This is a slightly larger twig. At one point this used to have twigs growing out of it.Branch: This is a stick that has twigs growing out of it.Log: The largest of the four. These are significantly larger in circumference and are usually cut into a uniform size to fit others of the like.