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B2 · Describing things (2)

B2 · Descrever coisas (2)

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    efficient(adjective)

    /ɪˈfɪʃnt/

    eficiente

    doing something in a good, careful and complete way with no waste of time, money or energy

    The accountant was so efficient in processing the customer receipts that she had the job done before lunch

    A contabilista foi tão eficiente no processamento dos recibos dos clientes que terminou o trabalho antes do almoço.

    Electronic invoicing has helped us to be efficient

    Sinônimosproductiveeffectivecapableproficientcompetentorganizedstreamlined
    Antônimosinefficientineffectivewastefulsluggishincompetentdisorganized
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    potential(adjective)

    /pəˈtenʃl/

    potencial

    that can develop into something or be developed in the future

    To avoid any potential side effects from the medication, be sure to tell your doctor all the drugs you are currently taking

    Para evitar quaisquer efeitos colaterais potenciais da medicação, certifique-se de dizer ao seu médico todos os medicamentos que está a tomar atualmente.

    Given the potential delay in getting reimbursed by the health plan, why don't we just fill one prescription today?

    Sinônimospossiblelikelyconceivableprospectivefuturelatent
    Antônimosactualrealcertaindefiniteunlikely
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    fundamental(adjective)

    /ˌfʌndəˈmentl/

    fundamental

    serious and very important; affecting the most central and important parts of something

    a question of fundamental importance

    uma questão de importância fundamental

    A fundamental change in the organization of health services was required.

    Sinônimosbasicessentialprimaryvitalkeyfoundationalelemental
    Antônimossuperficialtrivialinsignificantsecondaryperipheral
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    neat(adjective)

    /niːt/

    organizado

    tidy and in order; carefully done or arranged

    She kept her desk extremely neat.

    Ela manteve sua mesa extremamente organizada.

    They sat in her neat and tidy kitchen.

    Sinônimostidyorganizedcleanorderlyshipshape
    Antônimosmessyuntidydisorganizedsloppy
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    mixed(adjective)

    /mɪkst/

    misto

    consisting of different qualities or elements

    The weather has been very mixed recently.

    O clima tem estado muito misto recentemente.

    British athletes had mixed fortunes in yesterday's competition.

    Sinônimosvariedassorteddiverseheterogeneousmotleymingledjumbledblended
    Antônimoshomogeneousuniformpureunmixedsegregatedconsistent
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    detailed(adjective)

    /ˈdiːteɪld/

    detalhado

    giving many details and a lot of information; paying great attention to details

    a detailed description/analysis/study

    uma descrição/análise/estudo detalhado

    He gave me detailed instructions on how to get there.

    Sinônimosthoroughcomprehensiveprecisespecificminuteexhaustiveelaborate
    Antônimosgeneralbroadvaguecursorysuperficialbrief
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    reasonable(adjective)

    /ˈriːznəbl/

    razoável

    fair, practical, and sensible

    It seems a perfectly reasonable request to make.

    Parece um pedido perfeitamente razoável de se fazer.

    It is reasonable to assume that he knew beforehand that this would happen.

    Sinônimossensiblelogicalrationaljustifiablefairequitablesoundvalid
    Antônimosunreasonableillogicalirrationalabsurdpreposterousoutrageousexcessiveunfair
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    dramatic(adjective)

    /drəˈmætɪk/

    drástico, dramático

    sudden, very great and often surprising

    There has been a dramatic increase in house prices this year.

    Houve um aumento drástico nos preços dos imóveis este ano.

    Sinônimosstrikingtheatricalremarkablesignificantsuddenemphaticsensational
    Antônimosgradualinsignificantminorordinarysubtleundramatic
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    minor(adjective)

    /ˈmaɪnər/

    menor

    not very large, important or serious

    There may be some minor changes to the schedule.

    Pode haver algumas alterações menores na programação.

    to undergo minor surgery

    Sinônimossmallslightinsignificanttrivialpettysecondarylesser
    Antônimosmajorsignificantimportantsubstantiallargeconsiderable
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    loose(adjective)

    /luːs/

    largo, folgado, solto

    (of clothes) not fitting closely to the body

    These jeans are too loose for me, so I need a belt.

    Esta calça jeans está muito larga para mim, então preciso de um cinto.

    Sinônimosslackrelaxedunboundfreeunrestrainedbaggy
    Antônimostightstrictboundconstrainedfirmsecure
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    plain(adjective)

    /pleɪn/

    liso, simples

    not decorated or complicated; simple

    She wore a plain white dress with no decorations.

    Ela usava um vestido branco simples, sem enfeites.

    Sinônimoslevelflatevenfieldprairieunadornedsimpleclear
    Antônimosmountainhilldecoratedornatecomplexfancy
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    mysterious(adjective)

    /mɪˈstɪriəs/

    misterioso, enigmático

    difficult to understand or explain; strange

    Scientists still cannot explain the mysterious lights seen in the night sky.

    Os cientistas ainda não conseguem explicar as luzes misteriosas vistas no céu noturno.

    Sinônimosenigmaticinscrutablepuzzlingunfathomablecrypticsecretive
    Antônimosobviousclearplaintransparentforthrightopen
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    extraordinary(adjective)

    /ɪkˈstrɔːrdəneri/

    extraordinário

    unexpected, surprising or strange

    It's extraordinary that he managed to sleep through the party

    É extraordinário que ele tenha conseguido dormir durante toda a festa

    Sinônimosremarkableexceptionalunusualamazingincrediblefantasticwonderful
    Antônimosordinaryusualcommontypicalnormalmundane
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    flexible(adjective)

    /ˈfleksəbl/

    flexível

    able to change to suit new conditions or situations

    You need to be more flexible and imaginative in your approach.

    Você precisa ser mais flexível e imaginativo na sua abordagem.

    Sinônimosadaptablepliablesupplemalleableyieldingaccommodatingadjustable
    Antônimosrigidinflexiblestiffunyieldingobstinateunadaptable
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    grand(adjective)

    /ɡrænd/

    grandioso

    impressive and large or important

    The Lunar New Year is the grandest occasion of the year.

    O Ano Novo Lunar é a ocasião mais grandiosa do ano.

    Sinônimosmagnificentsplendidmajesticimpressivestatelynoble
    Antônimosmodesthumbleinsignificantordinarysmall
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    intense(adjective)

    /ɪnˈtens/

    intenso

    very great; very strong

    The athlete felt intense pressure to win.

    O atleta sentiu uma intensa pressão para vencer.

    Sinônimosextremefiercepowerfulpassionatedeep
    Antônimosmildgentleweakcalm
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    prime(adjective)

    /praɪm/

    principal

    main; most important; basic

    The prime suspect in the case was released.

    O principal suspeito do caso foi libertado.

    Sinônimoschiefleadingprincipalbesthighest
    Antônimossecondaryminorinsignificant
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    pure(adjective)

    /pjʊr/

    puro

    not mixed with anything else; with nothing added

    The water was pure and clear.

    A água era pura e clara.

    Sinônimosuncontaminatedcleanuntouchedgenuineauthentic
    Antônimosimpurecontaminateddirtyadulterated