Übersetzungen für „pair“ im Englisch » Portugiesisch-Wörterbuch

pair [per, Brit peəʳ] SUBST

1. pair (two items):

pair

par m

a pair of scissors

uma tesoura

a pair of pants

uma calça

2. pair (group of two):

pair

dupla f

in pairs

aos pares

au pair [oʊˈper, Brit ˌəʊˈpeəʳ] SUBST

au pair

moça geralmente estrangeira que ajuda nos serviços domésticos e nos cuidados das crianças em troca de casa e comida

Beispielsätze für pair

a pair of shorts

um short

a pair of gloves

um par de luvas

(a pair of) tweezers

pinça f

a pair of handcuffs

um par de algemas

a pair of scissors

um par de tesouras

a pair of jeans

uma calça f jeans

a pair of earrings

um par de brincos

a pair of pajamas

um pijama

a pair of trousers

um par de calças

a pair of pliers

um alicate

a pair of pants

uma calça

a pair of overalls

um macacão

a new pair of glasses

um novo par de óculos

a pair of swimming trunks

uma sunga f

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Both the upper and lower jaws have a pair of forward-facing canines.

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Match a white pair of jeans with an open blue denim shirt with a t-shirt underneath.

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Members of the media labelled them an unlikely pair due to their contrasting personalities.

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Outside is a tennis court and a pair of squash courts that are being rebuilt into a dance studio.

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He had a big pair of hands, and he could turn his hand way back almost like a baseball glove.

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The fourth pair of walking legs was nearly spineless.

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One pair each of cerebral and pleural ganglia lie close to the oesophagus, and effectively form the animal's brain.

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He has a receding hairline and wears only a pair of boxers and little red dancing shoes.

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Each pair creates a nearly uninterrupted expanse of glass reaching from the bottom of the house to the top.

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The copying of data from one side of a mirror pair to another is called "rebuilding" or, less commonly, "resilvering".

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