Übersetzungen für „nod“ im Englisch » Portugiesisch-Wörterbuch

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I . nod [nɑːd, Brit nɒd] SUBST

nod

aceno [or sinal] com a cabeça m

II . nod <-dd-> [nɑːd, Brit nɒd] VERB trans

to nod a farewell to sb

despedir-se acenando com a cabeça

to nod one's head

balançar a cabeça

III . nod <-dd-> [nɑːd, Brit nɒd] VERB intr

nod

acenar

to nod to sb (saying yes)

fazer que sim (com a cabeça) para alguém

to nod to sb (in greeting)

cumprimentar alguém (acenando com a cabeça)

nod off VERB intr

nod off

cochilar

Beispielsätze für nod

to nod one's head

balançar a cabeça

to nod to sb (saying yes)

fazer que sim (com a cabeça) para alguém

to nod a farewell to sb

despedir-se acenando com a cabeça

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Englisch

Not every government will nod along with its bumptious self-praise.

business.financialpost.com

As a nod to the fact that it was once a cemetery, small crosses have been imbedded in the walkways.

en.wikipedia.org

Taking a sleeping pill to help you nod off doesn't seem that dangerous, but new research warns the drugs can increase the risk of dying.

www.marieclaire.co.uk

Then the messed-up marsupials make crop circles and nod off.

news.discovery.com

I nod as he produces the funeral urn from beneath his jacket.

www.telegraph.co.uk

An upstairs bar will also serve milkshakes, a nod to its 1940s milk bar.

www.startribune.com

Or perhaps it's a nod to the location itself, or the area's more, erm, insalubrious businesses?

londonist.com

Overall there is a fair-handed, if unadventurous approach to cryptocurrency, but with an interesting nod to a potential "techno-social upheaval".

irishtechnews.ie

Instead, we buy a king-size upholstered bed and design custom bedding in wheat tones with a subtle nod to our purple lavender accent colour.

news.nationalpost.com

Industrial designers will surely nod and stroke their beards or beardless chins upon observing some of these nicely turned mechanisms and space-saving tricks.

techcrunch.com