WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| extrapolar | | extrapolate, infer |
WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
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| Traduções principais |
| overact vi | (be overly theatrical) (agir de forma teatral) | extrapolar, exceder v int |
| | The hero in the play overacted. |
| overbook sth vtr | (take too many reservations for) (reservas) | extrapolar vt |
| | (além da capacidade) | reservar vt |
| | The airline overbooked the plane, forcing some passengers to take the next flight. |
| extrapolate sth vtr | (conclude) | extrapolar vt |
| | The detective was able to extrapolate a conclusion from the clues he gathered. |
| extrapolate vi | (infer) (inferir) | extrapolar v int |
| | This study shows the perils of extrapolating from just a handful of examples. |
| overbook vi | (take too many reservations) (fazer reservas além da conta) | extrapolar vt |
| | (estrang., viação) | fazer overbook loc v |
| | I'm sorry, we don't have any reservations left; we are overbooked tonight. |
| overspend sth vtr | (spend more than allocated) | extrapolar vt |
| | | esgotar vt |
| | | exaurir vt |
| | | esbanjar vt |
| | That department has overspent its budget. |
| Traduções complementares |
| extrapolate vtr | (mathematics: estimate) (matemática) | extrapolar vt |
| | The mathematician presented the values he had extrapolated in a table. |