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| Traduções principais |
torch,
electric torch n | UK (flashlight: handheld lamp) | lanterna sf |
| | It would be dark by the time he got home, so Gavin took a torch with him. |
| | Estaria escuro na hora em que ele voltaria para casa, então Gavin levou uma lanterna com ele. |
| torch n | historical (fire used for light) | tocha sf |
| | The villagers surrounded the castle, carrying torches and pitchforks. |
| | Os aldeões cercaram o castelo, carregando tochas e forquilhas. |
| torch n | (blowtorch) | tocha sf |
| | | archote sm |
| | The jewellery maker picked up her torch to solder the join. |
| | A fabricante de joias apanhou sua tocha para soldar a junta. |
| torch [sth]⇒ vtr | slang (set fire to [sth]) | atear fogo expres v |
| | The joyriders torched the car when they were finished with it. |
| | Os ladrões de carros atearam fogo no carro quando já haviam terminado com ele. |
| Traduções complementares |
| torch n | figurative (source of guidance) (figurado) | farol sm |
| | (figurado) | tocha sf |
| | This inspiring woman is a torch, lighting the way for future generations. |
| torch [sth] vtr | (use blowtorch on) | usar maçarico vt + sm |
| | The cook torched the top of the crème brûlée. |
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