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| Traduções principais |
| tonic n | (clear carbonated beverage) (água tônica) | tônica sf |
| | Gemma likes to drink vodka with tonic and lemon juice. |
| tonic n | figurative ([sth] that refreshes) | tônico sm |
| | Peppermint tea is a great tonic for making one more alert. |
| tonic n | (music: keynote of a scale) | tônica sf |
| | The tonic of the G major key is G. |
| Traduções complementares |
| tonic adj | (pronunciation, stress: primary) (acento) | tônico adj |
| | The tonic stress in a sentence shifts according to what the speaker wants to emphasize. |
| tonic adj | figurative (invigorating) | positivo adj |
| | The recent elections had the tonic effect of stripping the cloak of invincibility from established politicians. |
| tonic adj | (musical scale) (música) | tônica adj |
| | I love this composer's tonic melodies. |
| tonic adj | (physiology) (fisiologia) | tônico adj |
| | The first-year medical students are researching tonic contractions in the lower sphincter. |
| tonic adj | (restoring health) | tonificante adj |
| | | tônico adj |
| | (POR) | tónico adj |
| | The old-fashioned drugstores sold a variety of tonic drinks. |
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