Traduções principais |
extreme adj | (to greatest degree) | extremado adj |
| | extremo adj |
| | extraordinário adj |
| The extreme cold in space can freeze anything in seconds. |
| O frio extremado no espaço é capaz de congelar qualquer coisa em segundos. |
dire adj | (urgent, desperate) | urgente adj |
| | desesperado adj |
| | extremo adj |
| These people are in dire need of help. The news showed the dire situation in the war zone. |
| Estas pessoas estão em necessidade urgente de ajuda. |
| As notícias mostravam a situação desesperada da zona de guerra. |
| ⓘEsta frase não é uma tradução da frase em inglês Os moradores de rua vivem em condições de extrema miséria. |
crashing adj | informal (complete, utter) | completo adj |
| | extremo adj |
| | total adj |
| I can't stand listening to Peter talk; he's a crashing bore. |
exceeding adj | archaic (extreme) | extremo adj |
| I cannot thank you enough for your exceeding kindness. |
extreme adj | (dangerous, sports) | radical adj |
| | extremo adj |
| Zoe is into extreme cliff jumping. |
| Zoe gosta de saltos radicais de penhascos. |
outermost, the outermost adj | (most distant) (mais distante) | extremo adj |
| The telescope could see to the outermost limits of the galaxy. |
howling adj | figurative, informal (success, etc.: total) | extremo adj |
| The movie turned out to be a howling success. |
almighty adj | (extreme, terrible) (BRA) | extremado adj |
| (POR) | extremo adj |
| | poderoso adj |
| | enorme adj |
| The sight of the broken vase sent Eddie into an almighty rage. |
| Ver o vaso quebrado deixou Eddie com uma raiva extremada. |
ultimate adj | (most extreme) | máximo adj |
| | extremo adj |
| Saying disabled people should be paid less than the minimum wage is the ultimate insult. |
extreme n | (maximum) | extremo sm |
| | último grau loc sm |
| Paul always wanted to push his stunts to the extreme. |
| Paul sempre quis levar suas acrobacias ao extremo. |
desperate adj | (need: urgent, extreme) | extremo adj |
| | urgente adj |
| The impoverished family were in desperate need. |
| A família pobre sofria de extrema carência. |
violent adj | (pain: extreme) (dor) | extremo adj |
| Luke felt a violent pain in his arm and realised he had been shot. |
the ultimate n | (final, most extreme) | máximo sm |
| | extremo sm |
| (figurado) | cúmulo sm |
| She considered silk sheets the ultimate in luxury. |
far adj | (extreme) | extremo adj |
| We always holiday in the far west of Cornwall. |
| Sempre passamos férias no extremo oeste da Cornualha. |
Traduções complementares |
high adj | (of extreme opinions) | extremo adj |
Nota: This sense often refers to religious views. |
| We suspect the vicar of having high church leanings. |
| Suspeitamos que o vigário tem opiniões religiosas extremas. |
extreme adj | (farthest) | extremo adj |
| The researcher wanted to study the weather in the extreme north. |
| O pesquisador queria estudar o clima no extremo norte. |
utmost, uttermost adj | (maximum, greatest) | máximo adj |
| | extremo adj |
| Janice was in a state of utmost terror when she heard someone creeping up the stairs in the night. |
extreme adj | (immoderate) | extremo adj |
| | radical adj |
| Tim's style was rather extreme, with a lot of piercings and leather. |
| O estilo de Tim era bastante extremo, com muitos piercings e couro. |
rank adj | (sheer, utter) | completo adj |
| | extremo adj |
| Alan was fired for rank insubordination. |
| Alan foi despedido por insubordinação completa. |
fierce adj | (emotion: strong, intense) | ferrenho adj |
| | extremo adj |
| Sarah's face lit up with fierce pride when her son collected his award for bravery. |
| O rosto de Sarah se iluminou com um orgulho ferrenho quando seu filho recebeu seu prêmio por bravura. |
terminal adj | informal (extreme) | extremo adj |
| | terminal adj |
| Karen was suffering from terminal boredom; she couldn't wait for her class to be over so she could go and hang out with her friends. |
utmost, uttermost adj | (at furthest limit) | extremo adj |
| Mark lived in a house at the utmost edge of the village. |
raving adj | informal (extreme) | extremo adj |
| | arrebatador |
| The new restaurant was a raving success. |