Ebbing (v.): lessening or weakening.

 Ebbing (v.): lessening or weakening.

posh - elegant - luxurious POSH -

 posh

[päSH]

ADJECTIVE

elegant or stylishly luxurious:

"a posh hotel"

sinônimos:

smart · stylish · upmarket · fancy · high-class · fashionable · chic · [mais]

ADVERB

BRITISH

informal

in a refined or upper-class way:

"he may talk posh, but there is nothing fancy about Basil"

NOUN

BRITISH

informal

the quality of being elegant, stylish, or upper class:

"we finally bought a color TV, which seemed the height of posh"

VERB

BRITISH

informal

(posh someone/something up)

smarten someone or something up:

"we will be getting all poshed up for the company summer ball"

sinônimos:

renovate · refurbish · refit · restore · redecorate · decorate · revamp · [mais]

Everybody knows 'posh' stands for "port out, starboard home." Supposedly, 'posh' stands for "port out, starboard home." There's only one problem—we have no evidence to back that story up.

hinder - obstáculo - impedir

 https://youtu.be/2DZMN-yT1O8

pacemaker - marcapasso

wanna trade? negociar?

parole eligible for parole 2024

 parole eligible for parole

without parole 2024 condicional

 Parole is the conditional release of prisoners before the full completion of their sentence. The condition of the release of paroled prisoners is supervision by a public officer. The parole officer takes the role of supervising the parolee.

Whose is that house?

American English Speech (Open + Free)

American English Speech (Open + Free)

 

leave me jittery - Very nervous

 Very nervous

Kids Definition of jittery 1 : very nervous I get jittery before a test. 2 : showing nervousness jittery handwriting

I spent the last four months doing my due diligence

 due diligence

compliment elogio

American English x British English

 Detalhes entre as duas línguas: 

No inglês americano (AmE), a consoante 

final/L/ não é dobrada nas sílabas átonas: 

A) traveler (AmE) 

Mas é dobrada no inglês britânico: 

A) traveller (BrE) 

Detalhes entre as duas línguas: 

No inglês americano (AmE), há palavras 

terminadas em -ter: 

a) center (AmE) 

b) liter (AmE) 

Mas essas mesmas palavras terminam 

em - tre no inglês britânico (BrE): 

a) centre (BrE) 

b) litre (BrE) 

Detalhes entre as duas linguas:

No inglês americano (AmE), há palavras 

que terminam em -or: 

terminam em -ize: 

a) color 

a) realize 

b) favor 

b) centralize 

c) neighbor 

c) recognize 

d) behavior 

e) honor 

Mas essas mesmas palavras terminam em  our, no inglês britânico (BrE): 

a) colour 

b) favour 

c) neighbour 

d) behaviour 

e) honour 

No inglês americano (AmE), há palavras 

que terminam em-og: 

a) dialog 

b) catalog 

Mas no inglês britânico (BrE), essas 

mesmas palavras terminam em-ogue: 

a) dialogue 

b) catalogue 

No inglês americano (AmE), há verbos 

que terminam em -ize:

a) realize 

b) centralize 

c) recognize

Mas no inglês britânico (BrE), esses mesmos verbos terminam em -ise: 

a) realise 

b) centralise 

c) recognise 

Há muito mais diferenças entre o inglês 

americano e o britânico: 

Examples: 

AmE: check BrE: cheque 

AmE: pajamas Bre: pyjamas 

AmE: plow Bre: plough 

AmE: program BrE: programme 

AmE: tire BrE: tyre 

Há palavras diferentes para dizer a mesma 

coisa: 

2 AmE = truck 

American English vs British English 

2 BrE = lorry 

Não esqueça que isso também ocorre 

entre o português falado no Brasil e o 

falado em Portugal. 

AmE = cotton candy 

BrE = candy floss 

 

2 A maior parte das diferenças está no 

vocabulário, ortografia e pronúncia. 

Não se deve esquecer de que: 

Também há algumas diferenças em 

questões gramaticais, mas como a 

gramática está sempre mudando, é 

possível observar hoje influências do 

inglês americano sobre o britânico. 

Algumas diferenças gramaticais: 

The prepositions IN and ON with street 

names: 

AmE: 

1. I used to live on Perot Street. 

BrE: 

1. They were a lovely family. They lived in 

Walton Street. 

The words GOOD and WELL: 

AmE: 

1. A: How are you? B: I'm good. 

BrE: 

1. A: How are you? B: I'm well. 

what now ? e agora? don't get me wrong

moot point

 A moot point is a fact that does not apply to the current situation. The fact may not apply for any number of reasons. For instance, the information could be doubtful, no longer current, or of no practical value. Moot point might also refer to a question that doesn’t matter very much because it’s unlikely that anyone will ever be able to answer it.

as years goes by

in spite apesar de

normalcy

 Marvel is still the biggest blockbuster brand in Hollywood with over $25 billion in box office returns worldwide, according to Comscore (SCOR). The studio has the highly anticipated "Black Panther" sequel ("Black Panther: Wakanda Forever") set for November and will eventually lay down a one-two punch with the introductions of two of the comic book world's most notable superhero groups: the Fantastic Four and the X-Men.

Either way, theaters and Hollywood are more than happy to see a big weekend like this as the industry attempts to return to pre-pandemic normalcy at the box office.

in the meantime

 feel free to work on your draft in the meantime

either way - de toda a maneira

 either way - de toda a maneira

Mouthwash

 Mouthwash

Teacher-What Comes after 69
Student- Moutwash
Teacher- get the fuck out of my class

heralds - the massive retreat of the ocean anuncia

 heralds - the massive retreat of the ocean

Inglês

heralds

Português (Brasil)

anuncia

Pronúncia

heralds

heh·ruhldzOuvir

Outras maneiras de dizer isso

SUBSTANTIVO

arautos

heralds, harbingers

heraldos

heralds

VERBO

anuncia

announces, advertises, advertising, heralds, foretells, proclaims

iron pipes

 tubos de ferro

it is all set - está tudo pronto

a staring contest - the braver you seem the more afraid you are 2024 contest - concurso, campeonato

hop in

 hop in

[hop in]

DEFINITION

1. informal

   get into a vehicle:

   "hop in then and we'll be off"

Football slang

 ‘Football’ (A chip(n) is when the ball is lifted over someone’s head using the foot, 

A slice (n) when the ball is miss kicked, 

To nutmeg (v) is when the ball is kicked through a players legs and the player who kicked the ball runs around the other player and carries on playing with the ball, and, 

To chop (v) is when one player kicks another player causing them to fall down. 

If something is at stake

At risk to be won or lost 

What is at stake?

If something is at stake, it is being risked and might be lost or damaged if you are not successful. The tension was naturally high for a game with so much at stake. At stake is the success or failure of world trade talks.

Thousands of lives will be at stake if emergency aid does not arrive in the city soon.

previous - the previous administration

in-ring proposals

How long did just the concrete pour take?

  the concrete pour take?

by chance? By the way, your brother...is he here with you, by chance?

 by chance? By the way, your brother...is he here with you, by chance?

attempt - struggle

Art exhibition

it’ll be worth

 Posted this to my stories but thought it’ll be worth having here so we don’t loose it. Genuinely keen to figure out what creature little buddy is.