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Traduções principais |
plucked adj | (flower, etc.: picked) | colhido adj |
| The child presented his handful of plucked blooms to his mother. |
| A criança presenteou o punhado de flores colhidas à mãe. |
plucked adj | (of musical instrument string) | dedilhado adj |
| The plucked string vibrated. |
| A corda dedilhada vibrou. |
plucked adj | (of chicken, etc.) | depenado adj |
| The plucked chickens were packaged up and sent to the shops. |
| As galinhas depenadas foram encaixotadas e enviadas para as lojas. |
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pluck [sth]⇒ vtr | (bird: remove feathers) | depenar vt |
| | deplumar vt |
| Len kills the chicken, then plucks it. |
| Len mata a galinha e então a depena. |
pluck [sth] vtr | (instrument string: twang) | dedilhar vt |
| Wendy plucks the guitar strings. |
| Wendy dedilha as cordas do violão. |
pluck [sth] vtr | (eyebrow hairs: pull out) | fazer vt |
| | arrancar vt |
| Katie plucks her eyebrows once a week. |
| Katie faz suas sobrancelhas uma vez por semana. |
pluck [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep | (flowers, fruit: pick, pull out) | puxar vt |
| | pegar algo de um lugar vt + prep |
| Mike plucked a rose from the vase and offered it to Joanne. |
pluck [sth/sb] out of [sth] vtr + prep | (remove, take out) | puxar, arrancar vt |
| Jeremy reached out and plucked the child out of the pond. |
| Jeremy alcançou e puxou a criança do lago. |
pluck n | informal, dated (courage) | determinação, garra, coragem sf |
| It took a lot of pluck for Agatha to get back on the horse after her nasty fall. |
pluck n | (act of plucking) | sacudidela sf |
| Liz's pluck of the harp string produced a clear note. |
Traduções complementares |
pluck at [sth] vi + prep | (grab, pull at) | puxar vt |
| Charlie was plucking at his mother's sleeve, trying to get her attention. |
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Locuções verbais pluck | plucked |
pluck [sth] out, pluck out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (feathers, etc.: remove by pulling) | arrancar vt |
| Stress caused the hen to pluck out her own feathers. |
pluck up vi phrasal | (get brave, stoic) | encorajar-se vp |
| Ever since Carl and Megan split up, months ago, he's been feeling down, but he seems to have plucked up lately. |
pluck up [sth], pluck [sth] up vtr phrasal sep | (courage, nerve: summon) | ter coragem expres v |
pluck up [sth], pluck [sth] up vtr phrasal sep | (pull out, uproot) | desenraizar vt |
| Brian plucked up the weeds that had sprouted between the patio slabs. |
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