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“Traducetur Omnium” Translation Finder - Paper Version

C C abbrev. 1. [capítulo] (Lit.) chapter; 2. [temperatura] (Degree) Celsius, Centigrade C & LC sign (Typogr.) caps and lowercase C & SC sign (Typogr.) caps and small caps CA abbrev. [corrente alternada] (Electr.) alternating current CAM abbrev. [composição e assinalação] (Comp., Graphics) composition and markup CE abbrev. 1. (Chem) cerium; 2. (Geogr.) acronym for the State of Ceará CEE abbrev. [Comunidade Econômica Européia] (Bus.) EEC [European Economic Community] CDF abbrev. (Slang) [see CU-DE-FERRO] CEP acronym (Infml) [see CÓDIGO DE ENDEREÇAMENTO POSTAL] CGC acronym [see CNPJ] CIA abbrev. [companhia] (Bus.) corporation, company CIC acronym [see CADASTRO DE CONTRIBUINTES, CPF] CNI abbrev. [Confederação Nacional da Indústria] (Bus.) [see under CONFEDERAÇÃO] CNPJ acronym [see CADASTRO NACIONAL DE PESSOA JURÍDICA] COFINS acronym [Contribuição para Financiamento da Seguridade Social] (Bus) Social Security Funding Contribution CPD abbrev [Centro de Processamento de Dados] (Comp.) [see under PROCESSAMENTO] CPF acronym [see CADASTRO DE PESSOAS FÍSICAS] CPR abbrev. (Med.) [see Cárdio-Pulmonar] CRC abbrev. [Conselho Regional de Contabilidade] (Bus.) Regional Accounting Council CVM acronym [ver COMISSÃO DE VALORES MOBILIÁRIOS] *** CÁ adv. (Place) here, on this side [cá e lá] » here and there [meio lá meio cá] » so so, half-shot [adj.] CÃ n. (Infml) white hair CAÁ n. (Bot.) the leaves of several plants of the genus Ilex [esp. Ilex paraguariensis - see MATE] used as tea, variety of Appalachian tea, maté CAABA n. (Relig.) Kaaba [a cubic construction located near the center of the great mosque of Mecca] CAABOPOXI n. (Bot.) variety of cypress vine [a tropical American plant of the morning glory family, esp. Ipomoea malvaeoides] CAACAMBUÍ n. (Bot.) any plant of the genus Euphorbia, esp. Euphorbia serpens and Euphorbia prostrata, also called ERVA-DESANTA-LUZIA] CAACÓ n. (Bot.) [see DORMIDEIRA] CAAOBI n. (Bot.) [see ANILEIRAVERDADEIRA] CAAPENÁ n. (Bot.) [see CAPEBA-DO-NORTE] CAAPOMONGA n. (Bot.) variety of leadwort [any plant of the genus Plumbago, esp. Plumbago scandens] with several uses in the popular medicine CAAPONGA n. (Bot.) [see BELDROEGAPEQUENA] CAATINGA n. 1. (Infml) [esp. BzP] region characterized by thorny stunted vegetation; 2. (Bot.) tropical trumpet creeper, yellow elder

CABAÇA n. 1. (Bot.) a. pumpkin [see also ABÓBORA]; b. gourd shell [the hard-shelled fruit of any plant belonging to the gourd family]; 2. (Infml) [see CUIA] [abóbora cabaça] » zucchini, vegetable marrow [any of various summer squashes] CABAÇA-AMARGOSA n. (Bot.) [see CABACEIRO-AMARGOSO] CABACEIRO-AMARGOSO n. (Bot.) variety of bottle gourd [Lagenaria vulgaris or Lagenaria siceraria] whose dried shell is used for bowls and other utensils, also called CABAÇAAMARGOSA] CABACINHA n. (Bot.) zucchini, vegetable marrow, courgette [Wilbrandia verticillata] CABACINHA-RISCADA n. (Bot.) [see ABÓBORA-OVOS] CABACINHO a. (Slang, Vulgar) in mint condition [being in its original, unused condition, as if newly made] CABAÇO n. (Slang., Vulgar) hymen, cherry [vulgar] (Slang, Taboo) tirar o c. » deflower, deprive [a woman] of virginity CABAÇUDA a. (Slang, Taboo) [of a woman] virgin CABAIA n. (Infml) large-sleeved long gown worn by the Arabs CABAL a. (Infml) a. exact, right, proper; b. finished, complete CABALA n. 1. (Relig.) Kabbala, cabala; 2. (Fig.) cabal, conspiracy, plot, intrigue CABALAR v. (Infml) cabal, plot, intrigue CABALETA n. (Mus.) small music piece singed/played in the end of an aria CABALISTA n. (Infml) cabalist CABALÍSTICO a. (Infml) a. cabalistic; b. mysterious, intriguing, secret CABALMENTE adv. (Infml) justly, completely, exactly, perfectly CABAMIRIM n. (Entom.) small-size social Brazilian wasp [Polybia sedula] CABANA n. (House) hut, cabin, lodging CABANEIRO n. (Infml) a. [esp. BzP] kind of high wicker basket; b. [esp. EuP] person living in a hut CABAPUÃ n. (Entom.) [see IRAPUÃ] CABARÉ n. (Nightclub) cabaret CABAZ n. (Infml) basket, pannier CABAZADA n. (Infml) a. basketful; b. great number of things, quantity CABAZEIRO n. (Infml) basket maker/seller CABEÇA n. 1. (Anat., Tech.) head; 2. (Gang) ringleader; 3. (Rivet) cap, set, head [cabeça de gado] » head of cattle [cabeça de ponte] » a. beachhead; b. [Fig.] a. foothold, beachhead, a secure initial position that can be used for further advancement; b. wisdom, prudence [de cabeça] » head first, [fall] headlong [de cabeça para baixo] » head over heels [de/com a cabeça quente] » hotheaded [de virar a cabeça] » mind-boggling [dos pés à cabeça] » from head to toe [em pés nem cabeça] » without rhyme or reason [fazer a cabeça] » influence, move or impel [a person] to some action, persuade [perder/não perder a cabeça] » lose/keep one's head [subir à cabeça] » go to the head [ter a cabeça no lugar] » have the head on one's shoulders [ter boa cabeça] » be clever [tomar na cabeça] » get it in the neck (Apparel) lenço de c. » headscarf (Jur.) c. de casal » paterfamilias (Mech.) c. campaniforme de cilindro » hemispherical [or domed] cylinder head

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(Electron.) c. de corte » cutting head c. de gravação » writing head c. de leitura » reading head (Comp.) c. de gravação » write head c. de impressão » print head c. impressora » print head (Oil Drilling) c. abaulada » dished head c. cônica » conehead c. da coluna » string cap c. de cimento » cement head c. de circulação » circulating head c. de tubulão » drum head c. do anel do tubo » annular cap c. do balancim » horse head c. do pistão » piston head c. do poço » head of the well c. do revestimento » casing head c. redonda » buttonhead CABEÇA-AMARGA n. (Ichth.) [see JOANINHA, def. 2] CABEÇA-CHATA n. & a. 1. (Infml) [esp. BzP] a. flat-headed; b. nickname given to the Northeasterners; 2. (Zool.) [see BOIPEVA] CABEÇADA n. 1. (Soccer, Strike) butt, header; 2. (Sleep) nod; 3. (Infml) a. bang with the head; b. gross, stupid, or careless mistake (Infml) dar c. » a. butt; b. drop off; c. make a mistake CABEÇA-D'ÁGUA n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] torrents that flow with great rapidity and violence over the dry beds of the rivers after the first rains CABEÇA-DE-ALHO-CHOCHO n. (Slang) [esp. EuP] Johnny-head-in-air, grasshopper mind CABEÇA-DE-BAGRE n. (Slang) unskilled, showing a lack of skill or competence [said esp. of a soccer player] CABEÇA-DE-BOI n. (Bot.) a plant [Stanhopea insignis] of the Orchidaceae family, variety of orchid CABEÇA-DE-CAMARÃO n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] [see CABEÇA-DURA] CABEÇA-DE-FRADE n. (Bot.) [see CARDOMELÃO] CABEÇA DE HIDRANTE n. (Eng.) hydrant ball CABEÇA-DE-LEÃO n. (Ichth.) [see PEIXEVERMELHO] CABEÇA-DE-MARTELO n. (Ornith.) hammerhead, hammerkop [Scopus umbretta] CABEÇA-DE-NEGO, CABEÇA-DE-NEGRO n. 1. (Fireworks) firecracker; 2. (Bot.) annona [Annona coriacea] CABEÇA-DE-NÓS-TODOS n. & a. (Infml) [esp. BzP] [any person who] has a big or disproportionate head in relation to the body CABEÇA-DE-ONÇA n. (Bot.) a tropical bromeliad plant [Ananas monstrosus] CABEÇA-DE-PEDRA n. (Ornith.) [see CABEÇA-SECA] CABEÇA DE POÇO n. (Oil) wellhead CABEÇA-DE-PORCO n. (Slang) sty, a filthy place or abode CABEÇA-DE-PREGO n. 1. (Zool.) tadpole, polliwog [see GIRINO]; 2. (Entom.) anopheles larva CABEÇA-DE-SAPO n. (Zool.) [see JARARACUÇU] CABEÇA-DE-VENTO n. (Infml) stargazer, daydreamer CABEÇA DERRADEIRA n. (Med.) after coming head CABEÇA-DURA n. & a. (Infml) bonehead, blockhead, an unreasonably stubborn person CABEÇA-ENCARNADA n. (Ornith.) variety of manakin [passerine bird of the family Pipridae, esp. Pipra rubrocapilla] CABEÇALHO n. 1. (Bus., Jur., Comp.) header [compare RODAPÉ]; 2. (Typogr.) headline; 3. (Doc.) heading

Lexicon Brasiliensis (Typogr.) c. principal » masthead (Accounting) c. de conta » account heading (Bus.) c. de relatório » statement heading CABEÇÃO n. 1. (Infml) a. a big head; b. large collar [of a cape, coat, etc.]; c. dickey; 2. (Typogr.) headpiece; 3. (Horse) noseband; 4. (Eccles.) priest's collar CABEÇA-RASPADA n. (Infml) skinhead CABEÇA-SECA n. (Ornith.) wood stork [Mycteria americana, also called CABEÇADE-PEDRA] CABECEAR v. 1. (Soccer) head, butt [a ball]; 2. (Infml) a. nod, shake one’s head; b. let the head fall in drowsiness CABECEIRA n. 1. (Bed) a. headboard; b. bedside; 2. (Grave) headstone, gravestone; 3. (List, etc.) head; 4. (River) fountainhead, headwaters; 5. (Runway) threshold; 6. (Table) upper end of a table [cabeceira de baía] » bayhead [estar/sentar à cabeceira da mesa] » sit at the head of the table CABECEIRA DE COLETOR n. (Eng.) initial sewer CABECEIRA DE COMPORTA n. (Eng.) headway CABECILHA n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] head, leader CABEÇO n. 1. (Geol., Ocean.) knoll, hillock; 2. (Oil Drilling) a. bitt, riding bitt, mooring bitt; b. bollard [cabeço algálico] » algal head (Naut., Offshore Drillinig) c. de amarração » mooring bitt, riding bitt c. de reboque » towing bitt CABEÇORRA n. (Infml) big head CABEÇOTE n. 1. (Mech.) a. cylinder head; b. headstock, tailstock; 2. (Electron., Rivet) header; 3. (Tech.) bench crops; 4. (Yoke) bow; 5. (Saddle) pommel (Mech.) c. de cilindro de ferro » cast-iron cylinder head c. de motor diesel » Diesel engine cylinder head c. de torno » headstock c. de trás » backhead c. fixo » mandrel head, headstock c. móvel » loose head junta do c. » cylinder-head gasket (Electron.) c. de válvula » top cap (Eng.) c. de bomba » pump-valve cage c. de hidrante » hydrant barrel, hydrant bonnet (Oil Drilling) c. do poço » well head, cementhead CABEÇUDO a. 1. (Infml) bigheaded; 2. (Fig.) pigheaded, stupidly obstinate, stubborn, bonehead CABEDAL n. (Infml) a. capital, funds; b. background, experience, knowledge; c. leather [for shoes, etc.]; d. assets, resources CABELAME n. (Bot.) small roots of a plant CABELEIRA n. 1. (Infml) a. hair; b. wig; 2. (Comet) coma; 3. (Astron.) nebula (Hair) c. postiça » wig, hairpiece CABELEIREIRO n. 1. (Infml) hair dresser, hairdresser; 2. (Movies) hair stylist (Tech.) produtos de c. » hair-care products CABELINHO n. (Infml) a. small or thin hair; b. thread of very short or thin hair [pode tirar o cabelinho da venta] » you'd better give up CABELO n. (Anat.) hair [ter cabelo na venta] » short-tempered, touchy (Tech.) c. de duas pontas » split end (Hair) c. grisalho » grey hair corte de c. » haircut escova de c. » hairbrush grampo d c. » hairpin

rede para c. » hairnet secador de c. » hair-drier CABELO-DAS-FEITICEIRAS n. (Bot.) variety of dodder [a parasitic plant, Cuscuta scandens or Cuscuta gronovii, native to Europe, cultivated on the basil, in Portugal, also called ENLEIOS] CABELO-DE-ANJO n. (Cookery) a. very fine egg noodle; b. [see ALETRIA] CABELO-DE-VÊNUS n. (Bot.) a. [see AVENCA-CABELO-DE-VÊNUS]; b. [see NIGELA] CABELUDO a. (Infml) hairy, long-haired CABER v. (Infml) a. fit, go, be suitable; b. have enough room for [caber a] » be one's duty/obligation [não caber em si de contente] » be overjoyed [não cabe] » it doesn't fit CABESTRILHO n. (Med.) sling CABIDE n. (Object) hanger, coat stand, coat hanger CABIDELA n. (Cookery) stewed giblets CABIDO n. (Relig.) chapter, chapter of a cathedral CABIMENTO n. (Infml) a. pertinence [see SEM CABIMENTO]; b. capacity, reason; c. opportunity [não tem cabimento] » there is no reason for that, it's irrelevant CABINA [also CABINE] n. 1. (Infml) cabin, stateroom; 2. (Ships) berth; 3. (Aero.) cockpit; 4. (Telephone) booth, kiosk CABINE n. 1. (Voting, Telephone, etc.) booth, kiosk; 2. (Plane) flight deck (Pol.) c. de votação » polling booth CABINEIRO n. 1. (Railway) signalman; 2. (Infml) a. elevator operator; b. cabin boy, steward, porter CABISBAIXO a. (Fig., Infml) crestfallen, dejected, discouraged CABISONDO n. 1. (Relig.) bonze (monk) of high category; 2. (Infml) high-ranked employee in the customs; 3. (Naut.) main ship, flagship CABIÚNA n. (Bot.) variety of rosewood [any of various cabinet woods, esp. Machaerium incorruptibile] CABIÚNA-DO-CAMPO n. (Bot.) variety of rosewood, esp. of the genus Dalgerbia, as Dalbergia miscolobium CABIÚNA-DO-MATO n. (Bot.) [see JACARANDÁ] CABIÚNA-RAJADA n. (Bot.) [see JACARANDÁ] CABÍVEL a. (Infml) a. appropriate, fitting, proper; b. sound, valid; c. relevant, pertinent CABO n. 1. (Telecom., Comp., Electr.) cable; 2. (Object, Tool) a. handle; b. end, extremity; 3. (Mil.) corporal; 4. (Naut.) a. rope, cable, line; b. bull rope, c. anchor cable, anchor chain; 5. (Geogr.) cape, headland [ao cabo de] » after (Idiom.) ao fim e ao c. » after all, eventually, in the end levar a c. » bring off (Pol.) c. eleitoral » electioneerer (Telecom., Comp.) c. de fibra óptica » fiberoptic cables c. paralelo » flat ribbon cable (Electr.) c. blindado » shielded cable c. coaxial » coaxial cable c. enterrado isolado » insulated underground cable c. pára-raio » shield cable c. trançado » braided cable lançamento de cabos » cable laying (Tech.) c. de sondagem » sounding line, leadline

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c. de tração » pull-line (Naut., Offshore Drilling) c. da bomba de resíduos » sand line c. de amarração » mooring cable, line, rope c. de içamento » catline c. de manuseio » work wire c. de segurança » life line c. de reboque » towing rope c. de retenção » guy wire c. do revestimento » casing line CABO ARMADO n. (Electr.) armored cable, iron-coated cable CABO AUXILIAR n. (Naut.) cheater CABO BLINDADO n. (Naut.) shielded cable CABO CEGO n. (Naut.) dead line CABOCHÃO, CABUCHÃO n. (Mineral.) cabochon CABOCLA n. 1. (Bot.) variety of zinnia [a new world composite plant of the family Zinnia, esp. Zinnia multiflora]; 2. (Infml) [see CABOCLO] CABOCLO n. (Anthrop.) [esp. BzP] a. halfblood, Brazilian of mixed Indian and white blood; b. copper-colored mulatto with straight hair CABOCLO a. (Infml) [esp. BzP] copper-colored [Brazilian] CABOCLO-LUSTROSO n. (Miner.) [see CATIVO-DE-FERRO] CABOCÓ n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] variety of yellow paste cheese [similar to cheddar cheese] CABO COAXIAL n. (Comp., Telecom.) coaxial cable (Telecom., Comp.) c. para banda larga » broadband coaxial cable CABO COM CORRENTE n. (Electr.) [see f. com corrente, under FIO] CABO CONTRAPESO n. (Electr.) counterpoise cable CABO DA BOA-ESPERANÇA n. (Geogr.) Cape of Good Hope CABO DE AÇO n. (Naut.) wire rope (Naut., Oil Drilling) c. polido » polished wire rope CABO-DE-ESQUADRA n. (Mil.) squad leader [de cabo-de-esquadra] » [said of a mistake] stupid, blunder CABO-DE-GUERRA n. 1. (Mil.) old military leader; 2. (Infml) a. war-horse; b. [esp. BzP] game or contest in which two people or two teams pull, simultaneously and in opposite directions, one of the ends of a rope CABO-DE-MACHADO n. (Bot.) [see QUINADE-REGO] CABO DE UM CONDUTOR n. (Electr.) singlecore cable, single-wire cable, singleconductor cable CABO DE MÚLTIPLOS CONDUTORES n. (Electr.) multiple-core cabo, multicore cable, multiple-conductor cable CABO FASE n. (Electr) power cable CABO-FITA n. (Offshore Drilling, Tech.) flat cable CABOGRAMA n. (Telecom.) cablegram CABO-GUARDA n. (Electr.) shield cable CABO-GUIA n. (Offshore Drilling) gob-line CABO ISOLADO n. (Tech.) insulated cable CABOJE n. (Ichth.) sheatfish [Franciscodoras marmoratus, also called BOZÓ] CABOMBA n. (Bot.) fanwort [any aquatic plant belonging to the genus Cabomba, as the water shield, Cabomba caroliniana] CABO MÚLTIPLO n. (Eng., Electr.) bundled conductor CABO-NEGRO n. (Bot.) [see JARINA] CABO PUXADOR n. (Naut., Offshore Drilling) high line

“Traducetur Omnium” Translation Finder - Paper Version CABORAÍBA, CABOREÍBA, CABORIBA n. (Bot.) [see b. de tolu under BÁLSAMO] CABO RÁPIDO n. (Naut., Offshore Drilling) fast line CABO RÍGIDO n. (Oil Drilling) stiff wireline CABORJE n. 1. (Ichth.) [see CABOJE]; 2. (Infml) [esp. BzP] witchcraft, voodooism, amulet CABOS FIXOS n. (Naut., Offshore Drilling) standing rigging CABOTAGEM n. 1. (Naut.) cobatage, navigation or trade along the coast; 2. (Bus.) coasting trade (Naut.) navegação de c. » coastwise navigation CABOTAR v. (Naut.) a. coast, sail along the coast; b. trade along the coast CABOTINISMO n. (Infml) a. double-dealing, imposture, slipperiness; b. boasting, ostentation, showiness CABOTINO n. (Infml) a. bad actor; b. boaster, big-head, exhibitionist; c. charlatan, impostor, double-dealer CABOUÇO n. (Soil Mech.) excavation, deepdug hole (for laying foundations) (Soil Mech.) pôr a seco o c. » dewater CABO UMBILICAL n. (Naut., Offshore Drilling) umbilical CABRA n. 1. (Zool.) she-goat, nanny goat [see also BODE]; 2. (People) [esp. BzP] man, bloke, fellow, guy CABRA-CEGA n. (Ludic) blindman’s buff, blind man’s bluff CABRA-DAS-PEDRAS n. (Zool.) klipspringer [Oreotragus oreotragus] CABRA-FEIO n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] [see CABRA-MACHO] CABRA-MACHO n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] bully, ruffian, rowdy CABRA MONTÊS n. (Zool.) wild goat CABRÃO n. 1 (Infml) goat; 2. (Slang) a. bastard, son-of-a-bitch; b. [see CORNO] CÁBREA n. 1. (Crane) winch [see GUINDASTE] 2. (Tech.) A-frame; 3. (Naut.) a. pontoon crane; b. shears CABREIRO n. (Infml) goatherd CABREIRO a. (Infml) [esp. BzP] a. suspicious, unfriendly; b. sly CABRESTANTE n. (Naut.) a. capstan; b. windless [barra de cabrestante] » turning handle CABRESTÃO n. (Infml) reinforced halter CABRESTEIRA n. (Naut.) bridle CABRESTILHO n. (Infml) small halter CABRESTO n. 1. (Infml) a. halter, headgear; b. leading ox; 2. (Naut.) bobstay [levar pelo cabresto] » lead by the halter CABRIL n. (Infml) stable for goats CABRILHA n. 1. (Infml) small winch; 2. (Naut.) stick for moving the capstan CABRIM n. (Infml) tanned goatskin CABRIOLA n. (Infml) a. caper, prance, frisk, gambol; b. somersault CABRIOLAR v. (Infml) capre, leap or skip in a sprightly manner, prance, frisk, gambol CABRIOLÉ n. (Ingml) gig, cabriolet CABRITA n. 1. (Zool.) nanny goat; 2. (Col.) [esp. BzP] girl CABRITINHA 1. (Zool.) little she-goat; 2. (Col.) [esp. BzP] a little girl CABRITINHO n. 1. (Zool.) kid; 2. (Col.) [esp. BzP] little boy, kid CABRITO n. (Zool.) kid, a young goat (Zool.) c. montês » ibex, wild mountain goat CABRIÚVA, CABREÚVA n. 1. (Bot.) a leguminous Brazilian timber tree [Myrocarpus frondosus]; 2. (Cookery) omelette flavoured with brandy

CABROCHA, CABROCHE n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] a. any young mestizo; b. son of Indian and mulatto or vice-versa; c. woman who enjoys dancing the samba or who takes part in the carnival parades CABRUNCO n. (Infml) very ugly person or thing CABULAR v. (Infml) [see GAZETEAR] CABUNDO n. (Bot.) [see LÁGRIMA-DENOSSA-SENHORA] CABUNGO n. (Infml) a. wooden bucket for emptying cesspools; b. [see PENICO] CABURÉ-DE-ORELHA n. (Ornith.) [see CORUJINHA-DO-MATO] CACA n. (Infml) a. shit, crap, excrements; b. dirt, filth CAÇA n. 1. (Sports) hunting, shooting; 2. (Cookery) game; 3. (Plane) fighter, fighting plane; 4. (Police) manhunt [caça regulamentada por lei] » forest game CAÇADA n. 1. (Sports) hunting, shooting [game]; 2. (Police) manhunt (Internet) C. na Internet » Internet Hunt CAÇADEIRA n. (Infml) hunting gun CAÇADOR n. (Game) hunter, poacher (Movies, Infml) c. de talentos » talent scout CAÇADORA n. (Infml) huntress CAÇA-DOTES n. (Infml) fortune hunter CACAJAU n. (Zool.) uakari [Amazon monkeys of the genus Cacajao, also called UACARI] CAÇAMBA n. 1. (Infml) a large container, a large metal bin; 2. (Garbage) dumpster, a large metal bin for refuse; 3. (Eng.) a. bucket; b. hopper (Eng.) c. para perfuração de poço » bailer CAÇA-MINAS n. (Naut.) minesweeper CÁÇAMO n. (Bot.) [see BARBASCO] CAÇA-NÍQUEIS n. (Infml) slot machine CAÇANJE n. (Ling.) Portuguese dialect spoken in Angola CAÇÃO n. (Ichth.) a. shark; b. dogfish [any of several small sharks, esp. of the genera Mustelus and Squalus] [couro de cação] » sharkskin CAÇÃO-ANGOLISTA n. (Ichth) dogfish [any of several small sharks, esp. of the genera Mustelus and Squalus, esp. Mustelus canis] CAÇÃO-ANEQUIM n. (Ichth.) [see TUBARÃOBRANCO] CAÇÃO-BICO-DE-CRISTAL n. (Ichth.) tope [a small shark, Galeorhinus galeus, also called TUBARÃO-VITAMÍNICO] CAÇÃO-DE-ESCAMAS n. (Ichth.) [see BIJUPIRÁ] CAÇÃO-DE-FUNDO n. (Ichth.) ground shark [Carcharhinus limbatus, also called CAÇÃOGAROUPA] CAÇÃO-GAROUPA n. (Ichth.) [see CAÇÃO-DEFUNDO] CAÇÃO-JAGUARA n. (Ichth.) [see TINTUREIRO] CAÇÃO-LIXA n. (Ichth.) nurse shark [any shark of the family Orectolobidae, esp. Ginglymostoma cirratum] CAÇÃO-MARTELO n. (Ichth.) any shark of the genus Sphyrna, esp. Sphyrna tiburo, also called TUBARÃO-MARTELO] CAÇÃO-PENA n. (Ichth.) [see CAÇÃORAPOSA] CAÇÃO-RAPOSA n. (Ichth.) thresher [a large shark of the genus Alopias, Alopias vulpinus, also called CAÇÃO-PENA] CAÇÃO-VIOLA n. (Ichth.) [see VIOLA, Def. 2] CAÇAPA n. (Billiard) pocket CAÇAPO n. 1. (Zool.) young rabbit; 2. (Infml) thickset man CAÇAR v. (Game, Infml) a. hunt, hound, chase; b. catch (Pol.) c. votos » stump for votes (AmE)

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CACARECOS n. (Infml) trash, junk, odds and ends CACAREJADOR a. 1. (Infml) crowing; 2. (Fig., Derog.) prattling, talkative CACAREJAR v. 1. (Hen) cackle; 2. (Fig.) chatter noisily CACAREJO n. (Infml) cackle, cluck CAÇAROLA n. 1. (Cooking) saucepan, pan; 2. (Dish) casserole, stew CAÇA-SUBMARINA n. (Sports) scuba diving CACATUA n. (Ornith.) cockatoo [any of several crested parrots of the genus Cacatua] CACAU n. 1. (Bot.) cacao [Theobroma Cacao], cocoa [the source of cocoa and chocolate]; 2. (Slang) money CAÇAÚ n. (Bot.) [see CAMARÁ-AÇU] CACAUAL n. (Bot.) cocoa plantation CACAUÉ n. (Ornith.) [see JANDAIA] CACAUEIRO, CACAUZEIRO n. (Bot.) cacao tree CAÇAVA, CAÇAVE n. (Infml) manioc flour, cassava starch CÁCEA, CACEIA n. (Naut.) drifting CACEAR v. (Naut.) a. drift, be driven along by wind, waves or currents; b. go off course CACETADA n. (Infml) beating [esp. with a truncheon], cosh (Slang) uma c. » a large quantity CACETE n. 1. (Infml) a. truncheon, billy; b. a club carried for defense, cosh; 2. (Slang, Vulgar) penis, the male organ CACETE a. (Infml) annoying, nauseous, boring CACETEAÇÃO n. (Infml) bore, boredom CACETEAR v. (Infml) a. beat, deliver beatings with a cudgel; b. cause boredom, bear, tire CACETETE n. (Police) truncheon, billy CACHAÇA n. 1. (Drink) a. rum, intoxicating beverage made from sugar cane; b. liquor, firewater; 2. (Slang) a. the bottle; b. anything that causes a dependence [esp. psychological] CACHAÇÃO n. (Infml) a. blow or push on the nape; b. slap, punch CACHACEIRO a. & n. (Infml) barfly, a person who drinks like a fish CACHAÇO n. (Infml) neck, nape CACHALOTE n. (Zool.) sperm whale, cachalot [Physeter catodon] CACHAMORRA n. 1. (Police) truncheon; 2. (Infml) club, bludgeon CACHÃO n. (Infml) a. boiling water bubble; b. gush, spurt, rush [of water] [ferver em cachões] » boil hard CACHAROLETE n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] alcoholic drink made by the mixture of several liqueurs CACHARREL n. (Zool.) [see CACHALOTE] CACHÊ n. (Infml) remuneration that is paid to an actor, musician or other artist by performance CACHEADO a. 1. (Infml) in clusters, clustered; 2. (Hair) in curls, curly CACHEAR v. 1. (Grape) form bunches; 2. (Rice Plants) sprout, head; 3. (Hair) curl, become curly or wavy CACHECOL n. (Infml) cravat, necktie, scarf for warming the neck, muffler CACHENÊ n. (Infml) muffler CACHEPÔ n. (Infml) cache-pot CACHIMBADA n. (Infml) a. pipeful of tobacco; b. puff of smoke [dar cachimbadas] » puff at one's pipe CACHIMBO n. (Smoking) pipe (Idiom) fumar o c. da paz » bury the hatchet CACHIMÔNIA n. (Infml) head, wit, grey matter CACHO n. 1. (Banana) bunch; 2. (Hair) curl, lock [bêbedo como um cacho] » [esp. EuP] dead drunk, stoned, soaked [cacho de uvas] » bunch of grapes

Lexicon Brasiliensis [ser bananeira que já deu cacho] » be an old has-been CACHO-DOS-TELHADOS n. (Bot.) [see ALCACHOFRA-DOS-TELHADOS] CACHOEIRA n. (Geogr.) waterfall CACHOLA n. (Slang) pate, brain, the head [não ter nada na cachola] » be one who lacks sense CACHOLADA n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] a. bang with the head; b. dive (into the water) headfirst CACHOPA n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] girl, young girl, kid girl CACHOPEIRO n. (Bot.) caprifig [Ficus carica] CACHOPICE n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] girlish/childish attitude CACHOPO n. 1. (Infml) [esp. EuP] boy, lad, kid; 2. (Geogr.) rocks, reefs, submerged rock; 3. (Fig.) [esp. pl.] ups and downs CACHORRA n. 1. (Infml, Zool.) [see CADELA, def. 1]; 2. (Naut.) bower anchor CACHO-ROXO n. (Bot.) [see LILÁS] CACHORRADA n. 1. (Infml) pack of dogs; 2. (Fig.) [esp. BzP] vile action, lowness, shamelessness CACHORRÃO n. 1. (Infml) a big dog; 2. (Fig.) very vile, bad or shameless man, rascal CACHORRINHO n. (Zool.) pup, puppy CACHORRO n. 1. (Zool.) dog [Canis Familiaris]; 2. (Naut.) a. sliding way; b. prop, beam, shore; 3. (Infml) [see CACHORROQUENTE]; 4. (Arch.) corbel, console, bracket (Slang) soltar os cachorros » find fault angrily, use abusive language [in reproving of], scold, dish it out CACHORRO-D'ÁGUA n. 1. (Entom.) [see GRILO-TOUPEIRA; 2. (Zool.) [see LONTRA] CACHORRO-DO-MANGUE n. (Zool.) [see MÃO-PELADA] CACHORRO-DO-MATO n. (Zool.) bushdog, wild dog [Cerdocyon thous and Dusicyon thous] CACHORRO-QUENTE n. (Food) hot dog CACHORROS n. (Naut.) dogshore CACHU n. (Bot.) [see AREQUEIRA] CACHUCHO n. 1. (Infml) large diamond ring; 2. (Ichth.) [see VERMELHO] CACICO n. (Ornith.) cacique [any of various blackbirds of the genus Cacicus] CACIFE n. (in Cards) a. ante; b. pool, pot, kity; c. banker CACIMBA n. 1. (Infml) watering hole; 2. (Meteor.) [esp. EuP] a. drizzle; b. dew CACIQUE n. 1. (Indians, Fig., Pol.) chief, local ruler; 2. (Pol.) local boss CACIQUISMO n. (Pol.) dominance by the local boss CACO n. 1. (Shard) a. potsherd [also Archael.); a. broken pottery fragment; c. shard [esp. of earthenware]; 2. (Thing) good for nothing; 3. (Car) jalopy; 4. (People) an old has-been CAÇOADA n. (Infml) joke, farce, banter [fazer caçoada] » banter, address with banter, chaff, use banter CAÇOAR v. (Infml) joke, scoff at, fool around, banter CACODILATO n. (Chem.) cacodylate CACODÍLICO a. (Chem.) cacodylic CACODILO n. (Chem.) cacodyl CACOETE n. (Infml) quirk, peculiarity of action or behaviour, mannerism, twitch, tic CACOFONIA n. (Ling.) cacophony, dissonance CACÓFATO n. (Ling.) [see CACOFONIA] CACOFÔNICO a. (Ling.) cacophonous CACOGRAFIA n. (Ling.) cacography CAÇOULA, CAÇOILA n. (Infml) a. [esp. EuP] village girl; b. earthenware pot, casserole, saucepan; c. incense burner

CAÇOULO, CAÇOILO n. (Infml) a. small saucepan; b. [esp. EuP] village boy CAÇOLETA n. (Infml) a. small pan/basin/bowl; b. medal attached to a necklace [bater a caçoleta] » kick the bucket, die CAÇONEIRA n. (Bot.) [see COROA-DECRISTO] CACTÁCEAS n. (Bot.) cacti CACTO n. (Bot.) cactus [plants of the family Cactaceae] CACTO-CABELUDO n. (Bot.) variety of cereus [any of various plants of the genus Cereus, of the cactus family, esp. Cereus fluminensis] CACTO-DAS-PEDRAS n. (Bot.) variety of barrel cactus of the genus Echinocactus [esp. Echinocactus muricatus] CACTO-JAPONÊS n. (Bot.) [see FLOR-DAABISSÍNIA] CACU n. (Zool.) sassaby [Damaliscus lunatus] CAÇUÁ n. (Infml) a. pannier, wicker hamper; b. large net CAÇULA n. (Infml) youngest child CACUME, CACÚMEN n. (Infml) top, summit CACUMINAL a. (Ling.) cacuminal CACUNDA n. (Infml) a. back, shoulders; b. hunchback [see also CORCUNDA] CADA a., pron. & adv. (Grammar) each, every [cada dia] » each day, every day [cada um/uma] » each one, every one [cada vez mais] » more and more [de cada lado] » on each side [tens cada uma!] » you have such whims! [um/uma de cada...] » one out of every... CADAFALSO n. (Jur.) gallows, scaffold CADARÇO n. 1. (Infml) tie, band, string ; 2. (Shoes) shoelace, shoe string CADASTE n. (Naut.) stern frame, stern-post, piece to which the rudder's hinges are attached (Naut.) c. do leme » rudder post CADASTRADO a. (Jur.) a. [esp. EuP] having a criminal record; b. registered, included in the master file, collected and organized in register CADASTRADO n. (Jur.) [esp. EuP] criminal CADASTRAGEM n. (Jur.) [esp. EuP] a. organisation of criminal records; b. registration in criminal records CADASTRAL a. 1. (Real Estate) cadastral, pertaining to land licensing or ownership, of or pertaining to a cadastre; 2 (Bus.) pertaining to Master File or credit rating; 3. (Infml) [esp. EuP] related to criminal records [declaração cadastral] » settlement of record [Declaração Cadastral da Secretaria de Estado dos Negócios da Fazenda (DECA)] » Statement of Record of the State Treasury Affairs [tradição cadastral] » recorded history CADASTRAMENTO n. (Infml, Bus.) registration, the act of registering, an instance of registering CADASTRAR v. 1. (Bus., Infml) file, list, register; 2. (Comp.) poll; 3. (Jur.) [esp. EuP] register in criminal records CADASTRO n. 1. (Bus., Infml) a. file, master file, registry, register, reference file [see DADOS CADASTRAIS]; b. registration form, credit investigation; c. registration, an entry in a register; d. the number registered, a certificate attesting to the fact that someone or something has been registered; 2. (Comp.) poll; 3. (Jur.) [esp. EuP] criminal record CADASTRO DE CONTRIBUINTES n. (Gov., Income Tax) individual file, official list of taxpayers

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[cadastro de contribuintes mobiliários (CCM)] » Independent Workers' Tax List (has to do with ISS tax) CADASTRO DE PESSOAS FÍSICAS n. (Bus., Jur.) Individual Taxpayers' Register CADASTRO GERAL DE CONTRIBUINTES n. [see CADASTRO NACIONAL DE PESSOA JURÍDICA] CADASTRO IMOBILIÁRIO n. (Bus., Jur.) cadastre [an official register of the ownershhip, extent, and value of real property in a given area, used as a basis for taxation] CADASTRO NACIONAL DE PESSOA JURÍDICA n. (Bus., Gov.) Corporate Taxpayer Register, General Taxpayers' Register CADÁVER n. (Med.) dead body, body, cadaver, corpse, remains, stiff [Sl.], lich [esp. BrE] [só passando por cima do meu cadáver] » over my dead body CADAVÉRICO a. (Infml) ghastly, very pale, cadaverous CADAVERINA n. (Chem.) cadaverine CADE n. (Bot.) cade [Juniperus oxycedrus, also called CEDRO-DE-ESPANHA, OXICEDRO, ZIMBRO] CADÊ adv. (Inter.) where is it? [Regionalism: Brazil. informal Use - the same as 'que é de', 'onde está' ] CADEADO n. (Lock) padlock CADEIA 1. (Jur.) gaol, jail, prison, jug; 2. (Tech., Biol.) chain; 3. (Telev.) channel, chain, network; 4. (Comp.) string; 5. (Watch) watch chain; 6. (Infml) a. chain; b. succession, series, catena, 7. (Broadcast) hookup [em cadeia] » a. successively, nonstop; b. with domino effect; c. hookup [broadcasting] (Telev.) em c. » networked, hookup (Info.) c. de bits » string of bits (Tech.) c. linear » linear chain (Ocean.) c. de barreiras » barrier chain c. de montes marinhos » seamount chain c. externa » outer ridge c. meso-atlântica » Mid-Atlantic ridge c. mesoceânica » mid-oceanic ridge c. meso-índica » Mid-Indian ridge CADEIA ALIMENTAR n. (Environ.) food chain, food cycle CADEIA ALOGÊNICA n. (Environ.) allogenic succession CADEIA DE ISOLADORES n. (Electr.) insulator string CADEIA MESOCEÂNICA n. (Ocean.) midoceanic ridge CADEIA PREDATÓRIA n. (Environ.) predator chain CADEIA TRÓFICA n. (Environ.) food chain CADEIRA n. 1. (Furniture) chair, armchair; 2. (Theatre) stall, seat; 3. (Anat.) [esp. pl.] hip (Gov.) c. no Congresso » seat (Furniture) c. preguiçosa » deck chair CADEIRA DE BALANÇO n. (Infml) rocking chair CADEIRA DE PRAIA n. (Infml) deckchair, beachchair CADEIRA DE RODAS n. (Infml) wheel chair CADEIRADO n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] a. row of chairs fastened to each other; b. pew CADEIRA EJETÁVEL n. (Infml) ejector seat, ejection seat CADEIRA ELÉTRICA n. (Jur.) electric chair CADEIRA GIRATÓRIA n. (Infml) swivel chair CADEIRAL n. ([see CADEIRADO] CADEIRÃO n. (Furniture) a. large chair; b. armchair

“Traducetur Omnium” Translation Finder - Paper Version CADELA n. 1. (Zool.) bitch, a female dog; 2. (Slang, Fig.) bitch; a malicious, unpleasant, selfish woman; a lewd woman CADELINHA n. (Zool.) coquina [shellfish similar to the cockle, Donax truculus or Donax variabilis] CADELO n. (Ichth.) [see BONITOCACHORRO] CADÊNCIA n. (Infml, Mus.) a. cadence, rhythm, set of chords; b. regular beat, rhythm; 2. (Fig.) harmony CADENCIADO a. 1. (Infml., Mus.) regularly beat, rhythmic; 2. (Fig.) harmonious CADENCIAR v. 1. (Mus.) form a cadence; 2. (Fig.) give cadence [rhythmic regularity] to CADENTE a. (Infml) falling [see e. cadente under ESTRELA] CADERNAL n. (Tech.) pulley block CADERNETA n. 1. (Bus.) bank account; 2. (Infml) notebook; 3. (Edu.) book where schoolmarks are registered (Bus.) c. de depósito » banl book c. de poupança » savings account (Accounting) c. de trabalho de auditoria » audit note book CADERNINHO n. (Col.) jotter, writing pad CADERNO n. 1. (School) notebook, exercise book; 2. (Comp.) copybook; 3. (Infml) a. quire; b. section [of a newspaper], newspaper suplement; 4. (Typog.) signature CADETE n. 1. (Mil.) cadet; 2. (Naut.) midshipman CADILHO n. 1. (Infml) a. tie, band, string; b. [esp. EuP] [esp. pl.] fringe; 2. (Fig.) [esp. pl.] problems, hard life CADINHO n. (Tech.) crucible, melting pot (Metal.) c. de/para recozer/temperar » annealing pot CÁDMIO n. (Miner.) cadmium CADUCAMENTO n. (Accounting, Comp.) aging, ageing CADUCANTE a. (Infml) a. decrepit, decaying; b. old CADUCAR v. 1. (People) become senile, dote; 2. (Law, Permit, etc.) lapse, expire CADUCIDADE n. 1. (Jur.) forfeiture; 2. (Infml) decadence, decaying, ageing, senility; 3. (Environ.) caducity, deciduousness CADUCIFÓLIO a. (Bot., Environ.) deciduous CADUCO a. 1. (People) very old, senile, anile; 2. (Law, Permit, etc.) expired; 3. (Fig.) oldfashioned, outdated; 4. (Environ.) deciduous CADUQUICE n. (Infml) anility CAETÉ n. (Bot.) canna, canna family [any of various tropical plants of the genus Canna, of the Cannaceae family] CAFAJESTADA n. (Infml) a. [see CAFAJESTAGEM]; b. group of muckers; the muckers in general CAFAJESTAGEM n. (Infml) coarseness, boorishness, vulgarity, action or behavior typical of a mucker CAFAJESTE n. (Infml) boor, mucker, a vulgar person CAFÉ n. 1. (Bot.) coffee [ Coffea Arabica and Coffea Canefora]; 2. (Beverage) coffee, a cup of coffee; 3. (Bus.) coffee shop, coffeehouse, café; 4. (Meeting) coffee break; 5. (Infml) breakfast; 6. (Colour) medium to dark brown, coffee (Infml) tomar c. » have breakfast CAFÉ-COM-LEITE n. 1. (Alim.) white coffee, milky coffee; 2. (Painting) light brown CAFÉ-CONCERTO n. (Infml) café where concerts take place CAFÉ DA MANHÃ n. (Meal) breakfast CAFÉ-DE-BUGRE n. (Bot.) [see BUGRINHO] CAFEEIRAL n. (Bot.) [see CAFEZAL] CAFEEIRO n. (Bot.) coffee tree

CAFEICULTOR n. (Agr.) coffee planter/producer CAFEICULTURA n. (Agr.) coffee plantation CAFEÍNA n. (Chem.) caffeine CAFELO n. (Infml) first layer of mortar to plaster a wall CAFÉ PINGADO n. [see PINGADO] CAFÉ SOLÚVEL n. (Alim.) instant coffee CAFETÃO n. (Infml) pimp CAFETEIRA n. 1. (Bottle) thermo, coffee pot; 2. (Appliance) electric percolator CAFETERIA n. (Bus.) coffee shop, coffeehouse, café CAFETINA n. (Infml) bawd, a woman who maintains a brothel CAFEZAL n. (Agric.) coffee plantation CAFEZINHO n. 1. (Beverage) demitasse, a little cup of coffee; 2. (Meeting) coffee break CÁFILA n. 1. (Infml) drove of camels [see CARAVANA]; 2. (Fig.) band, group, crowd CAFONA n. & a. (Slang) a. conventional, attached to what is conventional; b. without good taste or harmony, dowdy, tacky CAFONICE n. (Infml) any action or behavior that is typical of a dowdy person [see CAFONA] CAFRE n. (Infml) kaffir CÁFREA n. (Infml) [see CAFUA] CÁFTEN n. (Infml) [see CAFETÃO] CAFUA n. (Infml) a. dungeon, cavern; b. dark and isolated place; c. hole, hiding place; d. rustic, miserable or filthy house, cottage, shack CAFUBIRA n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] prurigo, very strong itch CAFUNDÓ n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] place of difficult access [nos cafundós do Judas] » in a very distant place, too far away CAFUNÉ n. (Infml) caress, esp. with the tip of the fingers in the scalp of someone CAFURINGA n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] bristled hair, crisp hair CAFUZO n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] a. child born of a negro and a mulatto; b. descendent of a negro and an Indian CAGAÇO n. (Slang) a. cowardice; b. great fear, panic, terror [estar com cagaço] » lack of courage, lose heart CAGADA n. (Infml) [vulgar] a. action or result of voiding excrements, defecation, crap; b. blunder, a gross or careless mistake; c. botch, a poor piece of work, bungle; d. good unexpected luck, happy coincidence, stroke of luck [cagada federal] » serious mistake or lapse, great confusion [dar uma cagada] » a. obtain, get or accomplish something with the unexpected help of good luck; b. [vulgar] clear of dregs, take a crap [fazer uma cagada] » a. spoil, mess up, produce errors or confusion [na cagada] » depending on luck or chance CAGADELA n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] a. action of defecating, defecation; b. insect excrement CAGADO a. (Infml) a. dirty with feces; b. very dirty, filthy, dirtied; c. lucky, fortunate, marked by good luck [cagado de arara] » luckless, ill-starred, illfavored CÁGADO n. (Zool.) freshwater tortoise [any tortoises of the genus Geochelone, esp. Geochelone carbonaria and G. denticulata, also called JABUTI] CAGALHÃO n. (Infml) shit, feces, mass or portion of excrement of solid consistence; b. bullshit, something inferior or worthless; c. a

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mean, contemptible person; d. a cowardly person [see CAGÃO] CAGALHOÇAS n. (Slang) [esp. EuP] inexperienced novice in the navy CAGANEIRA n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] [vulgar] a. diarrhea, the runs; b. fear, dread [see CAGAÇO] [estar de caganeira] » [vulgar] have the runs CAGANITA n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] a. bird excrements; b. [esp. pl.] bits, small things CAGÃO n. (Infml) a. chicken, coward, yellowbelly; b. person or animal that defecates a lot or has diarrhea (esp. a child); 3. [vulgar] extremely lucky person CAGAR v. (Vulgar) a. crap, take a crap, defecate; b. do a work of terrible quality; c. be stricken with good luck [cagar e andar para] » not to give importance to, despise [cagar-se] » a. dirty, get dirty; b. chicken out, be stricken with panic, become frantic with fear CAGA-REGRAS n. (Infml) [derog.] buttinsky, a person who interferes in the affairs of others, meddler CAGAROLAS n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] a cowardly or fearsome person, chicken CAGÜETAR v. (Infml) inform, blow the whistle, snitch, tattle, shoot one's mouth off CAGÜETE n. (Infml) spy, informer [see ALCAGÜETE] CAIAÇÃO n. (Painting) white-wash, whitewashing CAIADELA n. (Infml) [see CAIAÇÃO] CAIADO a. 1. (Infml) covered with whitewash; 2. (Fig.) disguised, dissembling CAIADOR n. (Infml) whitewasher CAIADURA n. [see CAIAÇÃO] CAIANA n. 1. (Bot.) [see CANA-CAIANA]; 2. (Infml) cane liquor, white rum [see CACHAÇA] CAIAQUE n. (Boat) kayak CAIAR v. (Painting) whitewash, white walls or woodwork CÃIBRA n. [see CÃIMBRA] CAIBRAMENTO n. (Carp.) rafters [of a roof] CAIBRAR v. (Carp.) rafter, provide with rafters CAIBRO n. 1. (Arch.) rafter; 2. (Roof) chevron CAIÇACA n. (Zool.) fer-de-lance [a large pit viper, Bothrops atrox, of tropical America, also called JARARACA-DO-RABO-BRANCO] CAIÇARA n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] a. grove of dead trees, net of branches; b. stockade or fence around an indigenous village for protection against enemies or animals; c. any protection made with branches; d. fish trap made with branches; e. beach hut, fisherman's hut; f. beachcomber CAICAU n. (Bot.) variety of rubber tree [a tree of the mulberry family, Ficus rhododendrifolia, yielding good wood and latex that solidifies like rubber] CAICÓ n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] [see MULATOVELHO] CAÍDA n. (Infml) [see QUEDA] CAÍDO a. 1. (Infml) fallen; b. decayed; 2. (Fig.) senile, has-been CAIEIRA n. (Infml) whitewash calcination works CAIENA n. (Geogr.) Cayenne CAIM n. (Infml) Cain, evil person, murderer CAIMÃO n. (Zool.) a. kind of alligator, caiman, cayman [Caiman crocodilus]; b. [see JACARÉ-DE-PAPO-AMARELO] CÂIMBRA, CÂIMBRA n. (Med.) cramps, crick CAIMENTO n. 1. (Roof) slope; 2. (Garment) hang; 3. (Naut.) rake; 4. (Infml) deviation, inclination; 5. (Fig.) a. debility, discouragement, exhaustion; b. attraction,

Lexicon Brasiliensis sympathy, affectionate interest for somebody, great love or loving passion CAIMITO n. (Bot.) a. [see MAÇÃESTRELADA]; b. [see ABIEIRO] CAINITA n. (Miner.) kainite CAIOTA n. (Bot.) [see CHUCHU] CAIPIRA n. (Infml) clodhopper, hick, yokel, provincial, rube, bumpkin, plowboy CAIPIRINHA n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] drink prepared with lemon, sugar, ice and white rum or other liquor (as vodka or rum) CAIPORA n. (Mithol.) jinx [fantastic entity of the Tupi mythology] CAIPORISMO n. (Infml) bad luck CAÍQUE n. (Boat) kayak, caïque [the same as CAIAQUE] CAIR v. 1. (Infml) a. fall, fall down; b. tumble, sink; c. decay, grow old; d. be/get trapped; 2. (Price, Inflation) drop; 3. (Bus.) drop, nosedive [prices]; 4. (Payment) be due; 5. (Internet., Comp.) fall back; 6. (Price, Stocks, Sales, etc.) dip, plunge [ao cair da tarde] » in the evening [cair aos pedaços] » fall apart [cair em desgraça] » fall into discredit, blot one's copybook [cair em si] » realize [cair em/de] » [bus.] slide by, plunge by [cair na esparrela] » be taken in, fall for [cair no esquecimento] » fall on deaf ears, to be ignored/forgotten [deixar cair] » drop, let fall (Infml) c. de cara » fall flat [on one’s face] c. de costas » fall backwards c. pesadamente » hurtle down (Idiom) c. do céu » windfall (Clothes) c. bem » fit não c. bem » misfit (Bus.) c. gradualmente » slide continuar caindo » carry on sliding parar de c. » bottom out CAIREL n. (Infml) a. lace; b. [esp. EuP] flounce; c. [esp. EuP] large bowl CAIRI n. (Cookery) [esp. BzP] sautéed chicken [spiced with DENDÊ oil, pepper and pumpkin seeds] CAIRINA n. (Ornith.) [see PATO-DO-MATO] CAIRO n. 1. (Infml) coconut fiber for making different kinds of ropes; 2. (Geogr.) Cairo CAIS n. 1. (Naut.) dock, pier, wharf, quay, jetty; 2. (Cargo) goods plataform, loading bay [atracado ao cais] » lying alongside the pier (Fishing) c. de pesca » fishing quay (Naut.) c. de acabamento » fitting-out quay c. de atracação » wharf CÁISER n. (Infml) Kaiser CAITÉ n. (Bot.) [see BANANEIRINHA] CAITITÉ n. (Zool.) [see CAXINGUELÊ] CAITITU n. (Zool.) variety of peccary, collared peccary [Tayassu tajacu] CAIXA n. 1. (Typogr.) a. box [see also BARRA LATERAL]; b. case; 2. (Bus.) a. cashier, b. cashdesk; c. cash register; d. cash; 3. (Bank) a. teller; b. teller station. teller window, bank counter; 4. (Container) box, bin; 5. (Clock) case; 6. (in the Shop) cashbox; 7. (Account.) [see LIVRO-CAIXA]; 8. (Mech.) case, casing, housing, box, 9. (Carp.) [see PINÁSIO]; 10. (Textile) drop box [dinheiro em caixa] » cash on hand (Infml) c. de donativos/contribuições » poor Box c. portáti » carrying case (Tech.) c. de papelão » bin, cardboard box (Comp.) c. de controle » check box (Bus.) c. 2 » black cash c. central » main cash fund

c. de banco » bank's teller [AmE]; teller's window c. econômica/de pecúlio » savings bank c. eletrônico de banco » automatic teller machine c. forte » safe, strongbox c. geral/principal » general cash, general cashier, head cashier c. pequena » petty cash [a cash fund for paying small charges, as for minor office supplies or deliveries] c. registradora » cash register (Accounting) c. e bancos » cash and banks comprovante de c. » cash voucher (Pol.) c. de campanha » fund raiser (Soil Mech) c. de corte » shear box (Med) c. craniana » braincase c. de remédios/medicamentos » medicine chest c. toráxica » rib cage (Acoust.) c. de ressonância » sounding board, soundingboard (Autom.) c. de direção » steering box c. de engrenagens » transmission c. de marcha » gearbox (Mil.) c. de metralha » canister shot, case shot (Sewing) c. de costura » housewife (Carpentry) c. de serrar » miter box (Mech.) c. de engrenagem » gear box c. do mancal » bearing house CAIXA-ALTA n. (Typog.) upper case CAIXA ANTICONGELAMENTO n. (Eng.) frost box CAIXA-BAIXA n. (Typog.) lower case CAIXA COLETORA n. (Eng.) catch basin CAIXA D’ÁGUA n. (Infml) water tank CAIXA DE AREIA n. 1. (Infml) sandbox; 2. (Tech.) basin for sediment; 3. (Eng.) a. degritter; b. detritor, detritus chamber, detritus tank; c. grit chamber, grit collector; d. sand interceptor, sand trap CAIXA-DE-CATARRO n. (Slang) the thorax or the lungs CAIXA DE COLETA n. (Eng.) sump CAIXA DE CORREIO n. 1. (In the house) letterbox; 2. (In the street) pillar box, mailbox CAIXA DE DESCARGA n. (Infml) flushing cistern CAIXA DE DETRITOS n. (Eng.) detritus chamber CAIXA DE DIREÇÃO n. (Bicycle) headset CAIXA DE DISTRIBUIÇÃO n. (Eng.) division box, splitting box CAIXA DE EMPAQUE n. (Offshore Drilling) stuffing box CAIXA DE ENGRENAGEM n. (Mech., Naut.) gear box, gear case CAIXA DE FERRO n. (Comp., Internet) iron box CAIXA-DE-FÓSFOROS n. 1. (Infml) match box; 2. (Slang, Fig.) a house, room or other construction that is too small in size CAIXA DE FUMAÇA n. (Naut., Oil Drilling) uptake CAIXA DE GAXETAS n. (Mech., Naut.) stuffing box CAIXA DE GORDURA n. (Eng.) grease interceptor, grease trap [caixa de gordura cilíndrica] » drum trap [caixa de gordura não-sifonada] » nonsiphon trap [caixa geral de gordura] » house trap CAIXA DE INCÊNDIO n. (Naut.) fire box CAIXA DE LAMA n. (Oil Drilling) mud box CAIXA DE MAR n. (Naut., Offshore Drilling) sea chest CAIXA DE MEDICAMENTOS n. (Med.) medicine cabinet, first-aid kit

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CAIXA DE MEDIÇÃO n. (Eng.) [for water] delivery box CAIXA DE MUDANÇA n. (Mech.) gearbox CAIXA DE PANDORA n. (Mithol.) Pandora's box CAIXA DE PASSAGEM n. (Eng.) flowingthrough chamber CAIXA DE REDUÇÃO n. (Mech., Naut.) reduction gear [also called CAIXA DE REVERSÃO] (Mech., Naut.) resfriador de óleo da c. » reduction/reversion gear lubricating oil cooler CAIXA DE REGISTRO n. (Eng.) curb box, valve box [caixa de registro de passeio] » service box CAIXA DE RETENÇÃO n. (Eng.) catch basin [see also CAIXA RETENTORA PRINCIPAL] (Eng.) c. predial » building trap CAIXA DE REVERSÃO n. [see CAIXA DE REDUÇÃO] CAIXA DE RUA n. (Eng.) street width CAIXA DE SABEDORIA n. (Naut.) knowledge box CAIXA DE SUCÇÃO n. (Eng.) sump CAIXA DE TOMADA n. (Eng.) diversion box CAIXA DE VÁLVULA n. (Eng.) valve box CAIXA DE VELOCIDADES n. (Mech.) [esp. EuP, see CAIXA DE MUDANÇA] CAIXA DE VISITA n. (Eng.) service box CAIXA-DIÁRIO n. (Accounting) cash book CAIXA DO CORREIO n. (Infml) letterbox, mailbox CAIXA FORTE n. (Bus.) bank vault, iron chest CAIXÃO n. 1. (Eng., Soil Mech.) caisson [see also TUBULÃO]; 2. (Infml) big box; 3. (Burial) coffin, pine box (Eng.) c. aberto » open caisson [the same as tubulão a céu aberto; see under TUBULÃO] c. medidor de neve » snow bin c. para obras submersas » caisson c. pneumático » pneumatic caisson caixões flutuantes » caissons CAIXA POSTAL n. (Mail, Internet) mailbox, P.O. box CAIXA-PREGOS n. (Slang) [see CAFUNDÓ] CAIXA-PRETA n. (Aero.) black box CAIXA REDUTORA n. [see CAIXA DE REDUÇÃO] CAIXA REPARTIDORA n. (Eng.) dividing box CAIXA RETENTORA PRINCIPAL n. (Eng.) main trap CAIXA REVERSORA n. [see CAIXA DE REDUÇÃO] CAIXARIA n. (Infml) large quantity of boxes CAIXA SIFONADA n. (Eng.) combination fixture, trap CAIXA SUPERFICIAL n. (Eng.) surface box CAIXA TORÁXICA n. (Anat.) chest cage CAIXEIRO n. (Bus.) cashier, clerk, shopassistant CAIXEIRO-VIAJANTE n. (Bus.) barterer, sales agent, trade employee who barters [esp. traveling to close deals] CAIXETA n. (Infml) small box CAIXETA-AMAARELA n. (Bot.) [see AGUAIZEIRO] CAIXILHAME n. (Carp.) [see CAIXILHARIA] CAIXILHARIA n. (Carp.) set of window frames [also called CAIXILHAME] CAIXILHO n. (Carp.) window/door frame, frame CAIXINHA n. 1. (Bus., Infml) a cooperative credit society [within a workplace], credit union [a cooperative group that makes loans to its members at low rates of interest], credit union; 2. (Slang) bribe, slush fund; 3. (Infml) small box (Slang) receber c. » be on the pad

“Traducetur Omnium” Translation Finder - Paper Version CAIXINHAS CHINESAS n. (Infml) Chinese boxes CAIXOTÃO n. 1. (Infml) a large packing case; 2. (Arch.) panel, board, vaulted roof [with ornaments in relief – e.g., panels - and other ornamental elements] CAIXOTE n. (Bus.) packing case CAIXOTARIA n. (Bus.) place where boxes and cases are manufactured or sold CAIXOTIM n. (Typog.) box CAJÁ n. (Bot.) hog plum [see CAJAZEIRA] CAJADADA n. (Infml) blow with a shepherd's crook [matar dois coelhos com uma cajadada] » kill two birds with one stone CAJADO n. 1. (Shepherd) staff, crook; 2. (Bishop) crozier [BrE], crosier [AmE], staff CAJALÉU n. (Ichth.) [see COIÓ] CAJÁ-MANGA n. a tree, Spondias cytherea, belonging to the cashew family [Anacardiaceae] CAJAMURU n. (Bot.) variety of nightshade [a plant, Solanum saponaceum, belonging to the family Solanaceae] CAJANO n. (Bot.) pigeon pea [Cajanus cajan] CAJAZEIRA n. (Bot.) the tree yielding the hog plum [Spondias mombin] CAJEPUTE n. (Bot.) cajeput [Melaleuca cajuputi, of the myrtle family] CAJEPUTOL n. (Chem.) [see EUCALIPTOL] CAJU n. 1. (Bot.) acajou, cashew [Anacardium Occidentale]; 2. (Colour) yellowish pink [castanha de caju] » acajou, cashew nut [cor de caju] » acajou CAJUAÇU n. (Bot.) variety of cashew [Anacardium giganteum and Anacardium spruceanum] CAJUADA n. (Infml) a. cashew refreshment; b. cashew candy CAJU-AMIGO n. (Infml) white rum and cashew juice or refreshment taken alternately in small doses CAJUÇARA n. (Bot.) a. variety of croton [tropical plant of the genus croton, Croton cajucara]; b. variety of malpighia [Stigmaphyllon fulgens] of the family Malpighiaceae CAJUEIRO n. (Bot.) acajou CAJURANA n. (Bot.) variety of quassia [a tree, Quassia guianensis, belonging to the family Simaroubaceae] CAL n. 1. (Chem.) a. lime [see CAL VIVA]; b. limestone; 2. (Painting) whitewash (Tech) c.-aérea » air-slaked lime c. apagada » slaked lime [see also CAL VIVA] c. hidratada » hydrated lime, slaked lime c. queimada » slaked lime c. virgem » [see CAL VIVA] dissolver a c. » leach out the lime teor de c. » lime content (Chem.) c. com alto teor de cálcio » highcalcium lime c. dolomítica » dolomitic lime (Painting) c. industrial » industrial whitewash mão de c. » white-wash, whitewash CALA n. 1. (Geogr.) cove, inlet; 2. (Bot.) [see COPO-DE-LEITE]; 3. (Infml) esparto rope CALA-A-BOCA, CALA-BOCA n. (Infml) bribe, money or other valuable given with a view to corrupting the behavior of a person CALABA n. (Bot.) variety of poon [any trees of the genus Calophyllum, esp. Calophyllum calaba] CALABAÇA n. (Bot.) [see CABAÇA] CALABOUÇO n. (Old Use) prison cell, dungeon CALABRE n. (Infml) thick rope

CALABRÊS n. & a. (Geogr.) from Calabria, Calabrian CALABRESA n. (Cookery) pepperoni CALABRIANO a. (Geogr.) Calabrian [transgressão calabriana] » (Geol., Ocean.) Calabrian transgression CALABRIANO n. (Geol.) part of the Quaternary period, Pleistocene CALACRE n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] a. unpaid debt, arrears; b. difficult economic situation CALADA [used in the phrase na calada] adv. (Manner) stealthily, on the sly, closemouthedly CALADÃO a. (Infml) introvert CALÁDIO n. (Bot.) caladium [any of several tropical plants of the genus Caladium] CALADO n. (Ships) draft, hold, gauge (Naut.) c. a meio » draft amidship c. à ré » draft aft, after draft c. à vante » draft forward c. de carga » deep load draft c. máximo » load draft c. médio » mean draft c. moldado » molded draft c. normal » normal draft c. sem compasso » even keel (Offshore Drilling) c. de perfuração » drilling draft CALADO a. (Infml) quiet, silent CALAFATE n. (Tech.) caulk, caulking, material used to caulk [maço de calafate] » caulking mallet CALAFETAGEM, CALAFETAÇÃO n. (Tech.) caulking (Tech.) c. de fendas com argila plástica » sludging CALAFETÃO n. (Ichth.) [see PESCADAAMARELA] CALAFETAR v. (Tech., Naut.) caulk [calafetado com solda] » beaded CALAFRIO n. 1. (Med.) ague; 2. (Infml) chill [sentir calafrios] » shiver CALAFRIOS n. (Med.) shivers [com calafrios] » shivery CALAGEM n. (Infml) liming [fields, land, etc., to control acid substances] CALAIM n. (Tech.) tin alloy [usu. with lead and small amount of copper] CALAJAR n. (Bot.) [see NOZ-VÔMICA] CALALU n. (Bot.) [see QUIABO] CALAMAR n. (Zool.) squid [see LULA] CALAMIDADE n. (Infml) calamity, bane, disaster [calamidade pública] » state of calamity CALAMINA n. (Miner., Chem.) calamine CALAMINTA n. (Bot.) [see ERVA-DASAZEITONAS] CALAMITA n. (Paleont.) calamite, any fossil plant of the genus Calamites CALAMITOSO a. (Infml) calamitous, terrible, adverse CÁLAMO n. (Bot.) sweet flag, calamus [Acorus calamus] CALANDRA n. 1. (Laundry) mangle, machine for pressing laundry; 2. (Tech.) calender; 3. (Naut.) ironing machine CALANDRADO a. (Tech.) calendered CALANDRAGEM n. (Tech.) calendering, mangling CALANDRAR v. (Tech.) calender, press in a calender CALANDREIRO n. (Infml) mangler CALANGO n. (Zool.) any small lizard of the family Teiidae [esp. Ameiva ameiva and Tropidurus torquatus] CALANGUÉ n. (Ornith.) [see ABACAÍ] CALANGUINHO n. (Zool.) kind of whiptail [Cnemidophorus ocellifer]

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CALÃO n. 1. (in Speaking) cant, argot, jargon, slang, lingo; 2. (Naut.) a. tuna boat; b. fishing net (Infml) linguagem de baixo c. » taboo, taboo words, improper vocabulary CALAR v. 1. (Speak) a. silence, quiet; b. say nothing about, keep quiet about; 2. (Secret) keep secret; 3. (Melons) plug; 4. (Fruit) slice; 5. (Infml) a. penetrate; b. put in; c. drench, soak; 6. (Mil.) a. fix [bayonets]; b. dismount, demount [field pieces]; 7. (Naut.) a. ship [rudders]; b. draw; 8. (Slang) pen up, bottle up, shut up, box up [calar-se] » keep silent, hush up (Infml) c. a boca! » keep one’s mouth shut; keep secret CALAZAR n. (Med.) kala-azar [also called LEISHMANIOSE VISCERAL] CALÁZIO n. (Med.) chalazion CALCA n. (Infml) treading, crushing CALÇA n. (Garment) [esp. pl.] trousers, pants CALÇADA n. 1. (Eng.) a. paving; b. pavement, sidewalk, footpath; c. banquette; 2. (Infml) causeway [calçada de rua] » pavement [calçada para pedestres] » footway CALÇADÃO n. (Infml) wide and long sidewalk, usu. with landscape design elements CALCADEIRA n. (Eng.) tamper CALÇADEIRA n. (Shoe) shoehorn CALÇADO n. (Apparel) shoe, footwear CALÇADO a. 1. (Infml) shod; 2. (Eng.) paved CALCADO n. (Drawing) tracing CALCADO a. 1. (Infml) trampled on, stepped on, squashed; 2. (Fig.) stepped on, humbled, humiliated [calcado em] » built on, based on CALCADOR n. (Infml) piece/person that treads CALÇA-FROUXA n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] coward, a person without character firmness or unable to act CALCANHAR n. (Anat., Naut.) heel CALCANHAR-DE-AQUILES n. (Fig.) Achilles’ heel CALÇÃO n. (Apparel) trunks [calções de banho] » trunks, swimming trunks CALÇÃO-DE-VELHO n. (Bot.) variety of buddleia, butterfly bush [Buddleia brasiliensis, also called VERBASCO-DOBRASIL] CALÇAR v. 1. (Shoe) a. put on; b. take or wear [a size]; 2. (Infml) put a wedge under; 3. (Road) pave; 4. (Furniture) even up [calçar-se] » (Apparel) put on [shoes, socks, etc.], put on one’s shoes CALCAR v. 1. (Drawing) a. trace; b. copy; 2. (Infml) a. press down, compress; b. tread on, trample CALCARENITO n. (Geol.) calcarenite CALCÁRIO, CALCÁREO n. (Miner., Geol.) a. lime; b. limestone, carbonate rock [calcário algálico] » algal limestone [calcário bioconstruído] » bioconstructed limestone [calcário em pó] » limestone [calcário seco] » dry limestone CALCÁRIO a. (Miner., Geol.) calcareous [lama calcária] » lime mud CALCATRIPA n. (Bot.) [see ABROLHO] CALCEIRO n. (Infml) a. trouser maker/seller; b. trouser holder CALCÊS n. (Naut.) mast head CALCETA n. (Infml) [old use] fetter CALCETEIRO n. (Infml) paver, a worker employed to pave streets and other roads with stones or paving stones CÁLCICO a. (Infml) calcic, of or containing lime or calcium

Lexicon Brasiliensis CALCÍFERO a. (Chem.) calciferous CALCIFICAÇÃO n. (Chem., Anat., Geol.) calcification CALCIFICAR v. (Chem., Anat., Geol.) calcify CALCÍFICO a. (Med.) calcific (Med.) tendinite c. » calcific tendinitis CALCÍMETRO n. (Tech.) instrument to measure the amount of lime in a vine field CALCILUTITO n. (Geol.) calcilutite CALCINAÇÃO n. (Tech.) calcination CALCINADO a. (Tech.) calcinated CALCINADOR n. (Oil Refinery) calciner CALCINAR v. (Infml) burn, blacken CALCINHA n. (Apparel) women’s underwear, [BrE] knickers, panties CALCINOSE n. (Med.) calcinosis CÁLCIO n. (Chem.) calcium CALCIRRUDITO n. (Geol.) calcirudite CALCITA, CALCITE n. (Miner., Geol.) calcite CALCITERAPIA n. (Med.) (Med.) treatment with calcium salts CALCÍTICO a. (Chem.) calcitic CALCITONINA n. (Med.) calcitonin CALCITRAPA n. (Bot.) [see ABROLHO] CAL CLORADA n. (Chem.) chlorinated lime, hypochlorite of lime CALÇO n. 1. (Tech.) wedge, chock, shim; 2. (Naut.) dunnage [to brace the load] (Mech.) c. de montagem » mounting shim c. de borracha » rubber-cushion conjunto de calços » shim pack (Naut.) c. Panamá » Panama chock CALCOCITA n. (Chem.) chalcocite, cuprous sulfide, an important ore of copper CALCOGRAFIA n. (Graphic Arts) engraving in metal [in copper or in another metal] CALCOLÍTICO a. (Archeol.) chalcolithic CALCOMANIA n. (Graphics) transfer CALCOPIRITA n. (Miner.) chalcopyrite, copper iron sulfide CALCOXISTO n. (Miner.) calcareous schist with quartz and mica CALCRETE n. (Geol.) calcrete CALÇUDO a. 1. (Infml) wearing long trousers; 2. (Bird) having feathered legs [pinto calçudo] » clumsy person CALCULADORA n. (Tech.) adding machine, calculator (Electron.) c. de bolso » pocket calculator c. de mesa » desk calculator CALCULAR v. 1. (Math.) calculate, compute; 2. (Infml, Fig.) a. reckon, expect; b. guess [calcular mal] » miscalculate (Account.) c. o vencimento médio » average [accounts] CALCULISTA n. (Infml) calculating/cautious person CÁLCULO n. 1. (Math.) a. calculation, calculus; b. figuring; c. computing; 2. (Infml, Fig.) reckoning; 3. (Med.) calculus, stones; 4. (Account., Eng.) calculation, computation [erro de cálculo] » miscalculation (Bus) c. do imposto bruto » computing gross tax (Tech.) c. estimado/por aproximação » guesstimate (Med.) c. biliar » gallstone, bile stone [see COLELITÍASE] c. da bexiga urinária » urinary bladder stone c. genitourinário » genitourinary calculus c. genitourinário cólico » genitourinary colic stone c. prostáticos » prostatic calculi c. renal » renal calculus, kidney stones c. urinário » urinary calculus (Math.) c. diferencial » differencial calculus c. » integral calculus c. mental » mental arythmetic

c. aproximado » rough estimate régua de c. » slide rule CALCULOSE n. (Med.) lithiasis CALDA n. 1. (Eng., Geol.) slurry, grout; 2. (Cookery) syrup, melted sugar; 3. (Tech.) iron welding [fruta em calda] » fruit in syrup (Eng.) c. de cimento » cement grout [see CIMENTO] CALDÁRIO a. (Infml) a. of or pertaining to hot water or steam baths; b. of or pertaining to thermal springs or spas CALDÁRIO n. (Infml) hot-bath room CALDAS n. (Infml) hot springs CALDEAÇÃO n. (Tech.) [see CALDEAMENTO] CALDEADO a. (Tech.) welded CALDEAMENTO n. (Tech.) weld, welding CALDEAR v. 1. (Tech.) warm up, heat up; 2. (Metal) weld CALDEIRA n. 1. (Eng.) boiler; 2. (Geol.) caldera [a large, basinlike depression resulting from the explosion or collapse of the center of a volcano] [caldeira a gás] » gas-fired boiler (Geol., Ocean.) c. submarina » submarine caldera (Eng.) c. de reserva » standby boiler c. de vaporização instantânea » flash boiler c. pequena de cozinha [com serpendtina] » water back, water front corpo/casco de c. » boiler shell, boiler jacket manto de caldeira » boiler jacket praça/casa de c. » boiler room, boiler house CALDEIRA AUXILIAR n. (Naut.) auxiliary boiler, donkey boiler CALDEIRADA n. 1. (Infml) kettleful; 2. (Cooking) fishstew CALDEIRA DE DUAS FRENTES n. (Naut.) double end boiler CALDEIRA DE GASES DE DESCARGA n. (Naut.) exhaust gas boiler CALDEIRÃO n. 1. (Pan) cauldron, a large boiler or kettle; 2. (Eng., Geol.) pothole CALDEIRÃO A VAPOR n. (Naut.) boiling pan CALDEIRARIA n. (Eng.) a. boilermaking, metalworking; b. coppersmith's trade; c. manufacture of reservoirs, tanks and other sheet-metal containers (Eng.) traçador de c. » marker-off CALDEIREIRO n. 1. (Eng.) coppersmith, boilermaker; 2. (Infml) person who builds kettles and other metal containers or utensils CALDEIRINHA n. 1. (Infml) small metal pot; 2. (Mech., Naut.) small auxiliary boiler; 3. (Naut.) small shelter in the port [usu. for small vessels] CALDETA n. (Cookery) esp. EuP] a. fresh water fish or cockle soup; b. cockle soup CALDEU n. & a. (Relig., Hist.) Chaldean, Chaldaean CALDO n. (Cookery) a. broth; b. stock; c. consommé [caldo de cultura] » (Biol.) culture medium CALDO-VERDE n. (Cookery) typical Portuguese cabbage soup CALEÇA, CALECHE n. (Infml) two-seat carriage open in the front CALEFAÇÃO n. (House) heating CALEFATOR n. (House) heater CALEIDOSCÓPICO a. (Infml) kaleidoscopic CALEIDOSCÓPIO n. (Infml) kaleidoscope CALEIRA n. 1. (Ocean.) [see SAMBAQUI]; 2. (Eng., Geol.) a. gutter; b. limestone pit CALEJA n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] lane, alley, narrow street

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CALEJADO a. 1. (Infml) calous, horny, hornlike through hardening; 2. (Fig.) experienced [estar calejado] » be an old hand, have long experience in a subject [area, procedure, etc.] [mãos calejadas] » horny hands CALEJAR v. (Infml) a. form calluses/corns; b. make experienced; c. harden, to stiffen; d. become insensitive CALEMA n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] a. slow wave movements; b. big wave from a surging sea that reaches the beach CALEMBUR n. (Infml) pun, play on words [see TROCADILHO] CALENDÁRIO n. (Infml) a. calendar; b. almanac; c. programme, schedule (Rel.) C. Judaico » Jewish Calendar CALENDARIZAÇÃO n. (Infml) planning, programming CALENDAS n. (Infml) kalends, calends [calendas gregas] » day that will never arrive, in a month of Sundays CALÊNDULA n. (Bot.) a. calendula [a composite plant, Calendula officinalis]; b. the drieds florets of this plant sometimes used medicinally; c. any other plant of the genus Calendula [such as marigold or pot marigold] CALETA n. (Infml) [see CANALETA] CALHA n. 1. (Roof, Typogr., Road) gutter; 2. (Arq.) valley; 3. (Ocean.) trough; 4. (Infml) flume; 5. (Environ.) flume, launder, trough (Ocean.) c. de onda » trough of wave (Eng., Environ.) c. de adução de uma roda d’água » head race c. de águas pluviais » roof gutter c. de contorno » head flume c. de controle » control flume c. de lodo ácido » acid sludge flume c. de San Dimas » San Dimas flume c. de telhado » gutter, roof drain, roof gutter c. de efluente » effluent flume c. de vertedor de barragem » spillway chute c. extravasora » spillway trough c. extravasora de velocidade supercrítica » spillway chute c. no chão para corte de encosta » bench flume c. inclinada » flume c. medidora » rating flume c. de descarga por gravidade » chute c. Parshall » Parshall flume c. transversal [sobre canal] » overchute c. Venturi » Venturi flume CALHA DO PORÃO n. (Naut.) limber CALHA DO TRINCANIZ n. (Naut.) gutter waterway CALHAMAÇO n. (Infml) a. large book; b. [esp. EuP] old second-hand book CALHAMBEQUE (Car) jalopy, decrepit or very old automobile CALHANDRA n. (Ornith.) a. [see COTOVIA]; b. lark [Melanocorypha calandra] CALHANDRICE n. (Infml) [esp. EuP] gossip, hearsay, tittle-tattle, chatter CALHAR v. (Infml) a. happen, happen by chance; b. fit, be suitable; c. come in time, happen apropos, come at the right time; d. please; e. happen at the same time; coincide [se calhar] » maybe, perhaps CALHAU n. 1. (Infml, Eng., Geol) a. rock; b. stone; c. pebble; 2. (Road) cobblestone; 3. (Eng.) gravel; 4. (on the Beach) shingle (Eng.) c. rolado » cobble CALHETA n. (Naut.) creek, inlet CALHORDA n. & a. (Infml) crook, bad character, louse

“Traducetur Omnium” Translation Finder - Paper Version CALHORDICE n. (Infml) act of a bad character, low/dishonest act CÁLI n. (Bot.) [see BARRILHA] CALIBRAÇÃO n. (Tech.) a. calibration, gauging; b. rating CALIBRADO a. (Tech.) calibrated CALIBRADOR n. (Tech.) gauge (Tech.) c. chatillon » chatillon gauge c. de broca » bit gauge c. para comprovação » check gauge CALIBRAGEM n. 1. (Naut.) gage; 2. (Tech.) calibration, gauging CALIBRAR v. 1. (Engine) adjust; 2. (Tech.) gauge, measure, calibrate, align CALIBRE n. 1. (Gun) calibre, bore; 2. (Tech.) a. diameter, gage, gauge; b. caliper, thickness or depth [as of paper or a tree]; 3. (Fig.) calibre, caliber, degree of capacity or competence, ability [de alto calibre] » of very high calibre/quality, excellent [calibre de arma de fogo] » bore CALIBRINA n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] cane liquor, white rum [see CACHAÇA] CALIÇA n. (Infml) bits of lime, very dry plaster bits CALICANTE n. (Bot.) variety of catechu [Acacia sundra, of the legume family] CÁLICE n. 1. (Relig.) cup, chalice; 2. (Bot.) calyx; 3. (Fig.) painful experience, of probation, suffering or humiliation CALICEBO n. (Zool.) titi, ti ti [any of various reddish or grayish monkeys of the genus Callicebus] CÁLICE-DE-VÊNUS n. (Bot.) [see TROMBETEIRA] CALICHE n. (Geol.) caliche CALICIDA n. (Med.) medical preparation to destroy calluses CALICIFORME a. (Infml) a. shaped like a chalice/cup; b. shaped like a calyx CÁLIDO a. (Fig.) warm CALIDOSCÓPICO a. [see CALEIDOSCÓPICO] CALIDOSCÓPIO n. [see CALEIDOSCÓPIO] CALIFÓRNIO n. (Chem.) californium CALIGRAFIA n. (Writing) handwriting, penmanship CALÍGRAFO n. (Tech.) penman CALISTA n. (Med.) chiropodist [see also PEDICURO] CALMA n. 1. (Infml) calm; 2. (Fig.) slowness CALMANTE n. (Med.) abirritant, sedative, tranquilizer CALMAR v. [see ACALMAR] CALMARIAS n. (Naut.) doldrums (Naut.) região de c. » horse latitudes CALMO a. (Infml) calm, quiet, sedate, undisturbed CALO n. 1. (Med.) a. callus, callosity; b. [on the toes] corn; 2. (Bot.) callose, callus (Idiom) ter c. no cotovelo » to have been around; to have had much worldly experience CALOMBO n. (Infml) knob, rounded lump, protuberance CALOMELANO n. (Med.) calomel [a white, tasteless powder used chiefly as a purgative and fungicide], mercurous chloride CALOR n. 1. (Weather, Tech.) heat; 2. (Fig.) warmth; 3. (Med.) [see FOGACHO] (Phys.) c. específico » specific heat c. latente » latent heat onda de c. » heatwave, heat wave [AmE] (Food) tratamento pelo c. » heat treatment (Electr., Meteor.) estoque de c. » thermal budget CALORÃO n. (Infml) strong heat, heat wave CALORIA n. (Med.) calorie

CALORÍFERO a. (Med., Phys.) heat-producing, heat-giving CALORIFUGAR v. (Pipes) lag CALOROSO a. 1. (Infml) hot, warm; 2. (Fig.) enthusiastic CALOSO a. (Foot, Hands) horny CALOTA n. 1. (Wheel) hubcap; 2. (Geol.) cap (Geogr., Geol., Environ.) c. glacial » glacial cap c. continerntal » continental ice c. insular » island ice c. polar » icecap CALOTEIRO n. (Slang) a. Chicago Piano, cozener [see also CONTO-DO-VIGÁRIO]; b. bad debt CALOURO n. (Infml, Comp.) newbie, novice, new-user CALÚNIA n. 1. (Infml) a. calumny, slander, innuendo, defamation [also Jur.]; b. bit of gossip; 2. (Pol.) character assassination; 3. (Jur.) libel CALUNIOSO a. (Jur., Infml) slandereous CALVA n. (hair) bald patch CALVÁRIO n. (Relig.) stations of the cross CALVÍCIE n. (Hair) baldness CAL VIVA n. (Chem.) quicklime, unslaked lime CALVO a. (Hair) bald CAMA n. 1. (Furniture) bed; 2. (Fig.) resting place; 3. (Eng.) base; 4. (Geol.) layer, stratum [cair na cama] » hit the hay [criar fama e deitar-se na cama] » rest on one's laurels [estar de cama] » be bedridden [fazer a cama de alguém] » fix someone's wagon [roupa de cama] » bedclothes (Furniture) c. beliche » bunk beds c. dobrável » cot, folding bed c. de armar » cot c. de casal » double bed CAMADA n. 1. (Comp., Eng., Soil Mech., Geol.) layer; 2. (Eng., Soil Mech., Geol.) a. bed; b. stratum; 3. (Tech., Eng.) coat, layer, bed, tier (Soil Mech., Geol.) c. ativa » active layer c. de arrasto por ondas » wave drag layer c. de desgaste » surfacing c. de gelo » ice layer, sheet of ice c. impermeável » impermeable layer (Ocean., Geol.) c. mista » mixed layer c. nefelóide » nepheloid layer, nepheloid zone camadas basais » bottomset beds camadas de ossos » bone bed camadas de topo » topset beds camadas frontais » foreset beds (Environ.) c. de ozônio » ozone layer (Comp.) c. de apresentação » presentation layer c. de rede » network layer c. de sessão » session layer c. de transporte » transport layer c. do aplicativo » application layer c. do enlace » data link layer c. física » physical layer (Phys.) c. de depleção » depletion layer c. esporádica » sporadic layer CAMADA SUPERFICIAL n. (Eng., Soil Mech.) solum, topsoil, surface soil CAMA DE CAMPANHA n. (Mil.) folding cot CAMA DE GATO n. (Game) cat’s-cradle CAMAFEU n. (Jewel) cameo CAMALA n. (Bot.) kamala [Mallotus philippinensis] CAMALEÃO n. 1 (Zool.) a. chameleon [any lizard of the family Chamaeleontidae]; b. [esp. BzP] iguana [any lizard of the genus

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Iguana, esp. I. iguana]; 2. (Fig.) a. fickle person; b. hypocrite CAMALEÔNICO a. 1. (Infml) chameleonic, chameleon-like; 2. (Fig.) fickle, hypocritical CAMANDRO n. (Slang, Taboo) [esp. EuP] penis [esp. big penis] CAMANDUÁ n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] big bunch of tobacco leaves [weighing about ten kilos] CÂMARA n. 1. (Room, Tyres) chamber; 2. (House) a. bedroom; b. hall; 3. (Court) chamber; 4. (Naut.) catering department (Pol.) c. dos Comuns » House of Commons (BrE) c. dos Deputados » House of Representatives (AmE), Lower House c. dos Lordes » House of Lords (BrE) (Gov.) Presidente da C. » Speaker (House of Commons) (BrE) (Bus.) c. de compensação » clearing house (Tech., Eng.) c. de compressão » air lock c. de ar » air chamber c. de ar de lavagem » scavenge air receiver c. de circulação do cilindro » cylinder jacket c. de fusão » [see MUFLA] c. de mistura » batch c. de pressão » pressure cell/chamber c. de recepção [para ar aquecido ou resfriado] » plenum c. úmida » humid room c. triaxial » triaxial cell (Tyres) c. de ar » inner tube (Phys.) c. de ionização » ionization chamber (Telev.) c. de televisão » television câmera c. lenta » slow motion CAMARÁ n. (Bot.) lantana [any of numerous shrubs of the genus Lantana, of the verbena family [esp. Lantana camara] CAMARÁ-AÇU n. (Bot.) variety of birthwort [any of various plants of the genus Aristolochia [esp. A. brasiliensis, also called CAÇAÚ] CÂMARA-ARDENTE n. (Infml) mourning chamber, chapel of rest CAMARÁ-BRAVO n. (Bot.) [see CEGA-OLHO] CAMARADA n. (Infm) partner, comrade, companion, buddy CAMARADAGEM n. 1. (Infml) a. companionship, intimacy; b. fellowship; 2. (Fig.) freemasonry, familiarity [espírito de camaradagem] » team spirit CAMARÁ-DE-CAVALO n. (Bot.) [see ARROZBRAVO] CÂMARA DE COMBUSTÃO n. (Tech.) combustion chamber CÂMARA DE COMPENSAÇÃO n. (Bus.) clearing house, incoming / outcoming exchange CÂMARA DE DESCOMPRESSÃO n. (Naut.) decompression chamber CÂMARA DE EMPRÉSTIMO n. (Eng.) borrow pit [in landfills] CÂMARA DE GÁS n. (Infml) gas chamber/oven CÂMARA FRIGORÍFICA n. (Infml) freezer, deep freeze CÂMARA HIPERBÁRICA n. (Naut.) hyperbaric chamber CAMARÃO n. 1. (Zool.) a. prawn [of the genera Palaemonetes, Penaeus, etc.], b. shrimp [any of various small crustaceans of the suborder Natantia]; 2. (Infml) a. [esp. BzP] earthenware vessel; b. hook [for suspending chandeliers] (Cookery) c. graúdo refogado [manteiga e alho] » scampi coquetel de c. » prawn cocktail

Lexicon Brasiliensis CAMAREIRA n. 1. (Housekeeping) abigail, lady’s maid; 2. (Hotel, Train, etc.) waitress, maid CAMAREIRO n. 1. (Train, Hotel, etc.) waiter, steward; 2. (Infml) chamberlain, valet CAMARILHA n. (Pol., Gov.) a. clique, coterie; b. lobby CAMARGO n. (Infml) strong coffee mixed with fat fresh milk CAMARIM n. 1. (Theatre) dressing room; 2. (Naut.) house, room; 3. (Relig.) niche where the Holy Host is kept (Naut.) c. de navegação » chart-room c. do leme » wheelhouse CAMARISTA n. (Infml) a. chamberlain; b. councilor, councilman, alderman; c. [fem.] lady in waiting CAMAROEIRO n. (Infml) shrimpnet CAMARÕES n. (Geogr.) Cameroun [formerly Cameroon] CAMARONEIRO n. (Fishing) shrimp vessel, shrimp trawler, shrimper, a boat used for shrimping CAMAROTE n. 1. (Theatre) cabin, box, a compartment for the accommodation of a small number of people; 2. (Naut.) cabin, state room CAMAROTEIRO n. 1. (Theatre) box office clerk; 2. (Naut.) cabin boy, steward CAMARTELO n. (Tool) mason's hammer, axhammer CAMARUPI, CAMARUPIM n. (Ichth.) tarpon [Megalops atlanticus] CAMÁSIA n. (Bot.) camass [or camas, any of several plants of the genus Camassia, esp. Camassia quamash] CAMATANGA n. (Ornith.) a. [see CHAUÁ]; b. [see PAPAGAIO-VERDADEIRO] CAMAU n. (Ornith.) [see ALQUEIMÃO] CAMBA n. (infml) a. felloe [or felly]; b. camber [of an arch, vault, etc.]; c. gore [of a skirt or cape] CAMBACICA n. (Ornith.) [see SEBINHO] CAMBADA n. 1. (People) gang, band, group; 2. (Infml) [esp. BzP] bundle, pack [uma cambada] » a large quantity CAMBADELA n. (Infml) a. bend; b. tottering CAMBAGEM n. (Mech.) [see BALANCEAMENTO] CAMBAIO a. (Infml) a. knock-kneed, bandylegged; b. hobbling, lame CAMBALACHO n. [see JABACULÊ] CAMBALEANTE a. (Infml) faltering, hobbling CAMBALEAR v. (Infml) shamble, walk or move awkwardly, shuffle, reel, totter, stagger CAMBALEIO n. (Infml) shamble, a shambling gait, reeling, tottering, staggering CAMBALHOTA n. 1. (Infml) somersault, handspring; 2. (Fig.) sudden change in condition or situation [dar uma cambalhota] » turn a somersault CAMBAMENTO n. 1. (Mech.) camber [of a car wheel]; 2. (Naut.) jibe CAMBÃO n. 1. (Infml) a. tongue, pole, shaft [of a wagon or noria]; b. hobble, fetter; c. ox yoke, double yoke CAMBAPÉ n. 1. (Infml) [esp. EuP] [see RASTEIRA]; 2. (Fig.) a. treacherous blow; b. trap, fraud, plot CAMBAR v. 1. (Naut.) jibe, jib a sail; 2. (Infml) a. bend, lose balance; b. be bandy-legged; c. totter, stagger CAMBARÁ n. (Bot.) a. red sage, lantana [esp. Lantana camara]; b. any of various plants belonging to the Verbena family CAMBARÁ-BRANCO n. (Bot.) variety of lantana [esp. Lantana brasiliensis] CAMBARÁ-GUAÇU n. (Bot.) [see ASSAPEIXE]

CAMBAXIRRA, CAMAXILRA, CAMAXIRRA n. (Ornith.) wren [Troglodytes aedon] CAMBAXIRRA-GRANDE n. (Ornith.) [see GARRINCHÃO-DE-BICO-GRANDE] CAMBEMBE a. (Infml) a. [see CAMBAIO] CAMBEMBE n. 1. (Infml) [esp. BzP] a free individual who would work beside the slaves in the farming; 2. (Fig.) [esp. BzP] any poor person living in a rural area CAMBETA a. (Infml) [see CAMBAIO] CAMBETEAR v. (Infml) limp, hobble CAMBEÚVA a. (Infml) having the horns turned towards the head (said of bovine) CAMBIÁ n. (Relig.) [esp. BzP] amulet that is usually buried near the entrance door or hidden behind a door and is supposed to protect the house and its residents and users CAMBIAL a. (Bus.) exchange, related to exchange or currency (Bus.) restrições c. » currency restrictions CAMBIANTE a. 1. (Infml) a. variable, changing; b. shimmering; c. shot [as silk]; 2. (Fabric) watered CAMBIANTE n. (Infml) shade, tint, nuance CAMBIAR v. 1. (Infml) change; 2. (Money) exchange CAMBIAR-SE v. (Infml) change CAMBIÁVEL a. (Infml) changeable, exchangeable [also Bus.] CÂMBIO n. 1. (Bus.) a. money exchange; b. rate of exchange; 2. (Automobile) gear lever, gear shift; 3. (Tech.) exchange [em câmbio] » instead (Mech.) caixa de c. » gearbox (Phys.) c. anisotrópico » anisotropic exchange c. isotrópico » isotropic exchange interação de c. » exchange interation (Bus.) c. do dia » current exchange taxa de c. » currency rate, exchange rate CÂMBIO-LIVRE n. (Bus.) free rate of exchange CÂMBIO-NEGRO n. (Bus.) black market CAMBISTA n. (Money) exchange broker, money-changer CAMBITO n. (Infml) a. leg of pork; b. spindlelegs CAMBOA n. (Infml) small pond into which the flood tide lets small fish CAMBOATÁ n. 1. (Ichth.) variety of sheatfish [Hypostomus commersonii and Callicthys callicthys]; 2. (Bot.) variety of guara [Tapirira guianensis, also called FRUTA-DE-POMBO] CAMBONA n. (Naut.) sudden change in the course of a vessel CAMBOTA n. 1. (Mech.) crankshaft; 2. (Arch.) centering, soffit, center rib; 3. (Infml) a. rim [of a wheel]; b. [esp. BzP] [see CAMBALHOTA] CAMBRAIA n. 1. (Textile) cambric, chambray (Eng.) c. de asbesto envernizada » asbestos-varnished cambric CAMBRAIA a. (Infml) all-white [horse, sheep, etc.] CÂMBRICO a. & n. (Geol.) Cambrian CAMBUBA n. (Ichth.) [see CORCOROCA] CAMBUCÁ n. (Bot.) variety of myrtle or its fruit [esp. Plinia Edulis] CAMBUCAZEIRO n. (Bot.) [see CAMBUCÁ] CAMBUCI n. (Bot.) variety of myrtle and its fruit [esp. Campomanesia phaea] CAMBUÍ n. (Bot.) variety of myrtle and its fruit [esp. Myrcia multiflora and Myrciaria tenella] CAMBULHA, CAMBULHADA n. (Infml.) a. mess, disorder; b. bunch, pile, heap [de cambulhada] » pell-mell, in a recklessly hurried manner, in a disordered mass CAMBURÃO n. (Police) paddy wagon, patrol wagon, Black Maria, prison van, [Slang] pigmobile

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CAMBUQUIRA n. 1. (Bot.) pumpkin sprout; 2. (Food) a delicacy of stewed pumpkin sprouts [usually served with roasts] CAME n. (naut.) cam (Naut.) c. de válvula » valve cam c. do atuador da válvula de descarga » exhaust valve actuator cam c. do combustível » fuel injection cam c. do injetor de combustível » fuel injector cam CAMÉDRIOS n. (Bot.) [see CARVALHINHA] CAMELÃO n. (Text.) a. camlet, waterproof cloth made of goat’s hair; b. a fabric made of hair (originally of camel) or wool [sometimes mixed with silk] CAMELEIRA n. (Bot.) camellia plant CAMELEIRO n. (Infml) cameleer, camel driver CAMÉLIA n. (Bot.) camellia, japonica [any of several shrubs of the genus Camellia, e.g., Camellia japonica] CAMELICE n. (Infml) stupidity, blunder, mistake CAMELO n. (Zool.) camel, Bactrian camel [Camelus Bactrianus] CAMELÔ n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] street vendor, peddler CAMELOPÁRDALE, CAMELOPARDAL n. (Zool.) camelopard, a giraffe [see GIRAFA] CAMELOTAGEM n. (Infml) [esp. BzP] street vendor's activity CÂMERA n. (Telecom., Photo.) camera, camcorder, movie camera CAMERLENGO n. (Relig.) a. camerlengo, papal chamberlain; b. camerlengo, papal treasurer CAMERUNGA n. (Bot.) [see CARAMBOLA] CAMES n. (Tech.) cams CAMINHADA n. 1. (Sports) hiking; 2. (Infml) long walk CAMINHANTE n. (Infm) traveller, wanderer CAMINHÃO, CAMIÃO n. (Cargo) truck [AmE], lorry [BrE], motor lorry (Tech.) c. aberto lateralmente » side-dump truck c. articulado » semi-trailer truck c. basculante » dumper, end-dump truck c. com plataforma » lorry platform c. conjugado (cavalo e reboque] » truck combination c. de caixa basculante » bottom dump truck c. de entrega » delivery truck c. especializado » special purpose truck c. frigorífico » refrigerator truck c. pesado » heavy-duty truck, heavy truck c. pesado multieixos » multi-axle heavygoods vehicle c. pipa » tanker, tank truck c. plataforma » flat truck c. porta-contêineres » container lorry c. reboque » tow truck c. tanque » road tanker, tank lorry c. trator » tractor lorry, truck tractor (Bus., Moving) c. de mudança » removal van, moving van CAMINHÃO-PIPA n. (Infml) tanker, tank truck CAMINHAR v. 1. (Infml) a. walk, go, roam; b. travel, journey; c. cover [a distance]; 2. (Sports) hike CAMINHO n. 1. (Infml) a. way, road; b. path, track; 2. (Comp.) path, pathway; 3. (Cattle) cattle track [abrir caminho] » pave the way, chart the way/course [a caminho] » en route [a meio caminho de] midway between [pôr-se a caminho] » move on, get a move on (Tech.) c. crítico » critical path c. de circulação » taxiway

“Traducetur Omnium” Translation Finder - Paper Version (Comp., Internet) c. com interjeição » bang path CAMINHO CRÍTICO n. (Tech.) critical path CAMINHO-DE-FERRO n. (Railway) [esp. EuP, see ESTRADA-DE-FERRO] CAMINHONEIRO n. (Infml) lorry driver [BrE], truck driver [AmE] CAMINHONETE, CAMINHONETA n. 1. (Autom.) station wagon, estate car, truck; 2. (Truck) panel truck CAMIRANGA n. (Ornith.) [see URUBU-DECABEÇA-VERMELHA] CAMISA n. 1. (Apparel) [men’s] shirt; [women’s] blouse, chemise; 2. (Eng. Tech.) sleeve, jacket, mantle; 3. (Soccer] jersey; 4. (Naut.) jacket; 5. (Shaft) liner, shaft sleeve [camisa de aço] » steel sleeve [camisa de noite] » [esp. EuP] nightdress, nightgown [camisa de onze varas] » hard task, hot potato [dar a camisa] » give everything one has [ficar em mangas de camisa] » be penniless (Naut.) c. de circulação do cilindro » cylinder jacket coolant c. do cilindro » cylinder jacket CAMISA DE FORÇA n. (Med., Mil.) straitjacket CAMISA-DE-MEIA n. (Ichth.) [see SARGENTO] CAMISA-DE-VÊNUS n. [see PRESERVATIVO] CAMISARIA n. (Bus.) aberdashery, aberdasher’s shop CAMISEIRO n. 1. (Infml) shirt-maker; 2. (Furniture) chest of drawers [esp. for shirts] CAMISETA n. (Apparel) T-shirt, singlet CAMISINHA n. (Med.) [see PRESERVATIVO] CAMISOLA n. 1. (Woman) nightdress, nightgown; 2. (Apparel) [esp. EuP] a. jumper; b. sweatshirt, T-shirt [camisola de lã] » [esp. EuP] pullover, sweater, jersey [camisola interior] » [esp. EuP] vest CAMOECA, CAMUECA n. (Infml) a. booze, drunkenness; b. weakliness, indisposition CAMOMILA n. (Bot.) camomile, chamomile [Chamaemelium nobile or Anthemis nobilis] [camomila catinga] » stinking camomile, mayweed [Anthemis cotula] (Cookery) chá de c. » chamomile tea CAMPA n. (Infml) a. gravestone, tombstone; b. handbell CAMPAINHA n. 1. (Door) a. bell, call bell; b. buzzer; 2. (Bell) small bell; 3. (Bot.) bellflower [any of numerous plants of the genus Campanula, esp. Campanula glomerata] [campainha de alarme] » signal Bell [campainha de entrada] » doorbell [campainha de bicicleta] » bicycle bell CAMPAL a. (Infml) rural, of the country [batalha campal] » pitched battle [missa campal] » outdoors mass CAMPANA n. 1. (Church) bell; 2. (Arch.) bellshaped section of a capital; 3. (Mus.) bell, bell-shaped opening of instruments CAMPANÁRIO n. (Church) bell tower, belfry, steeple CAMPANHA n. 1. (Mil., Pol., Bus.) campaign; 2. (Infml) plains, field; 3. (Fig.) drive; 4. (Mil.) camp [hospital de campanha] » field hospital [servir em campanha] » serve in the field [fazer campanha por/contra] » campaign for/against (Bus.) c. publicitária » advertising drive; publicity campaign (Pol.) em c. » running for c. eleitoral » electoral campaign, electioneering c. política » political campaign