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Pratique inglês no seu dispositivo Android.
Substantivo
Exemplo: “We had dinner at a restaurant.”
Adjetivo
Exemplo: “A restorative break can improve long-term productivity.”
Sinônimos: reviving
Antônimos: depleting
Exemplo: “The restoration of the historic building took years.”
Sinônimos: renewal
Antônimos: destruction
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Exemplo: “They restricted access.”
Sinônimos: restrain, curb, curtail
Antônimos: derestrict
Verbo
Exemplo: “The police apprehended the thief.”
Sinônimos: arrest, capture
Antônimos: release
Exemplo: “The brand has a strong mystique.”
Sinônimos: aura, charm
Antônimos: plainness
Exemplo: “The company had an insular culture.”
Sinônimos: narrow-minded, isolated
Antônimos: open-minded
Exemplo: “The drug had adverse effects.”
Sinônimos: negative, harmful
Antônimos: favorable
Exemplo: “Interest will accrue over time.”
Sinônimos: accumulate, build up
Antônimos: decrease
Exemplo: “He took a loan from the bank.”
Sinônimos: credit, borrowed money
Antônimos: saving
Exemplo: “The forest is an ecosystem.”
Sinônimos: natural system
Antônimos: dead environment
Exemplo: “The pharmacy is near the clinic.”
Sinônimos: drugstore
Antônimos: restaurant
Exemplo: “Physics is an interesting subject.”
Sinônimos: science of nature
Antônimos: art
Exemplo: “Please give me the menu.”
Sinônimos: food list
Antônimos: bill
Exemplo: “I have an interest in music.”
Sinônimos: curiosity, attention
Antônimos: boredom
Exemplo: “The industry faces strict regulatory controls.”
Sinônimos: controlling, governing
Antônimos: unregulated, free
Exemplo: “Chocolate is my one small indulgence.”
Sinônimos: luxury, leniency
Antônimos: restraint, discipline
Exemplo: “His response was overly histrionic.”
Sinônimos: dramatic, theatrical
Antônimos: restrained, calm
Exemplo: “The decision opened the floodgates to further complaints.”
Sinônimos: sluice gates, barriers
Antônimos: closure, blockage
Exemplo: “The work became monotonous after a few weeks.”
Sinônimos: repetitive, dull
Antônimos: varied, interesting
Exemplo: “The old factory is scheduled for demolition.”
Sinônimos: destruction, teardown
Antônimos: construction, restoration
Exemplo: “Time is our biggest constraint.”
Sinônimos: restriction, limitation
Antônimos: freedom, liberty
Exemplo: “The chair has an adjustable backrest.”
Sinônimos: flexible, modifiable
Antônimos: fixed, rigid
Exemplo: “He admits he is completely unmusical.”
Sinônimos: tone-deaf
Antônimos: musical, melodic
Advérbio
Exemplo: “The report was tediously long.”
Sinônimos: boringly, wearisomely
Antônimos: engagingly, interestingly
Exemplo: “They plan to refurbish the old library.”
Sinônimos: renovate, restore
Antônimos: damage, neglect
Exemplo: “We heard an owl in the forest.”
Sinônimos: night bird
Antônimos:
Exemplo: “Deforestation harms wildlife and the climate.”
Sinônimos: forest clearing
Antônimos: reforestation
Exemplo: “The teacher tried to be fair to everyone.”
Sinônimos: just, reasonable
Antônimos: unfair
Exemplo: “The lecture was long and dull.”
Sinônimos: boring, blunt
Antônimos: interesting, sharp
Exemplo: “Long speeches bore me.”
Sinônimos: tire, make uninterested
Antônimos: interest, excite
Exemplo: “The experience created a strong bond between them.”
Sinônimos: connection, tie
Antônimos: distance, break
Exemplo: “I took a short nap after lunch.”
Sinônimos: doze, rest
Antônimos: work, wakefulness
Exemplo: “Please lie down and rest.”
Sinônimos: rest, falsehood
Antônimos: stand, truth
Exemplo: “Can you fix this broken lamp?”
Sinônimos: repair, mend
Antônimos: break
Exemplo: “I like to relax after work.”
Sinônimos: rest, calm down
Antônimos: stress
Exemplo: “I get bored when I have nothing to do.”
Sinônimos: uninterested, tired of
Antônimos: interested, excited
Exemplo: “The school is known for the selectivity of its admissions process.”
Sinônimos: discrimination, careful choice
Antônimos: openness, inclusiveness
Exemplo: “Doctors managed to resuscitate the patient.”
Sinônimos: revive, restore consciousness
Antônimos: kill, extinguish
Exemplo: “The restoration required painstaking attention to detail.”
Sinônimos: meticulous, careful
Antônimos: careless, hasty
Exemplo: “The novel criticizes modern materialism.”
Sinônimos: consumerism, worldliness
Antônimos: spirituality, idealism
Exemplo: “The policy seeks to restore economic equilibrium.”
Sinônimos: balance, stability
Antônimos: imbalance, instability
Exemplo: “Budget cuts left the project severely constrained.”
Sinônimos: restricted, limited
Antônimos: free, unrestricted
Exemplo: “The cost of treatment was prohibitive for many families.”
Sinônimos: excessive, restrictive
Antônimos: affordable, permissive
Exemplo: “He lived in a nondescript apartment block on the edge of town.”
Sinônimos: unremarkable, plain
Antônimos: distinctive, memorable
Exemplo: “Environmental degradation is accelerating in the region.”
Sinônimos: deterioration, decline
Antônimos: improvement, restoration
Exemplo: “Long periods of confinement can affect mental health.”
Sinônimos: restriction, imprisonment
Antônimos: freedom, release
Exemplo: “The lighting gave the restaurant an atmospheric feel.”
Sinônimos: evocative, moody
Antônimos: bland, plain
Exemplo: “We saw a deer near the forest road.”
Sinônimos: wild animal
Exemplo: “Can you mend this old shirt?”
Sinônimos: repair, fix
Antônimos: damage, tear
Exemplo: “I need more sleep these days.”
Sinônimos: rest
Antônimos: wakefulness
Exemplo: “The process was stultifyingly rigid and killed initiative.”
Sinônimos: oppressively
Antônimos: liberatingly
Exemplo: “The project needed resuscitation after the funding collapsed.”
Sinônimos: revival
Antônimos: abandonment
Exemplo: “His proprietorial attitude alienated the rest of the team.”
Sinônimos: possessive
Antônimos: collaborative
Exemplo: “He felt unencumbered by deadlines after leaving the role.”
Sinônimos: unburdened
Antônimos: burdened
Exemplo: “Sleep is the most reliably recuperative habit we have.”
Sinônimos: restorative
Exemplo: “Full recuperation may take months, not weeks.”
Sinônimos: recovery
Antônimos: decline
Exemplo: “He looked muscle-bound, but he tired quickly.”
Sinônimos: buff
Antônimos: slender
Exemplo: “The hotel reopened after a major refurbishment.”
Sinônimos: renovation
Antônimos: neglect
Exemplo: “The talk was refreshingly honest.”
Sinônimos: pleasantly
Exemplo: “He spoke monotonously, and the audience lost interest.”
Sinônimos: dully
Antônimos: lively
Exemplo: “She’s a long-term collaborator on my research projects.”
Sinônimos: partner
Antônimos: opponent
Exemplo: “A short message of reassurance helped her regain confidence.”
Sinônimos: comfort
Antônimos: doubt
Exemplo: “We walked along the ridge at sunset.”
Sinônimos: crest
Exemplo: “Keep your dog on a leash here.”
Sinônimos: lead
Exemplo: “He knelt to tie his shoe.”
Sinônimos: go down on one knee
Antônimos: stand
Exemplo: “The system remained inert until we restarted it.”
Sinônimos: inactive
Antônimos: active
Exemplo: “I try to limit sugar.”
Sinônimos: restrict
Antônimos: increase
Exemplo: “Every human needs rest.”
Sinônimos: person
Exemplo: “They had dinner at a fancy restaurant.”
Sinônimos: luxurious
Antônimos: simple
Exemplo: “I am eager to start the project.”
Sinônimos: excited
Antônimos: unwilling
Exemplo: “We saw a comet in the sky.”
Exemplo: “She wants to pursue a new career.”
Sinônimos: follow
Antônimos: quit
Exemplo: “I rest on Sunday.”
Exemplo: “This film is boring.”
Sinônimos: dull
Antônimos: interesting
Exemplo: “This topic is interesting.”
Sinônimos: subject
Exemplo: “I am tired today.”
Sinônimos: sleepy, exhausted
Antônimos: energetic
Exemplo: “The preservationist campaigned to protect forests.”
Sinônimos: conservationist
Antônimos: developer
Exemplo: “He euphemistically referred to layoffs as “restructuring.””
Sinônimos: indirectly
Antônimos: bluntly
Exemplo: “The argument rests on a flawed presupposition.”
Sinônimos: assumption
Antônimos: conclusion
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