Переводы „hauteur“ в словаре англо » португальский

chauffeur [ʃoʊˈfər, брит. ˈʃəʊfəʳ] СУЩ.

chauffeur

motorista м. и ж.

haunted ПРИЛ.

1. haunted (by ghosts):

haunted

assombrado(-a)

haunted house

casa mal-assombrada

2. haunted (troubled):

haunted

atormentado(-a)

I . amateur [ˈæmətʃər, брит. -ətəʳ] СУЩ.

amateur

amador(a) м. (ж.)

II . amateur [ˈæmətʃər, брит. -ətəʳ] ПРИЛ.

amateur photographer, tennis player:

amateur

amador(a)

amateur

diletante

I . harbor [ˈhɑːrbər] америк., австрал., harbour [брит. ˈhɑːbəʳ] СУЩ.

harbor

porto м.

fishing harbor

porto pesqueiro

II . harbor [ˈhɑːrbər] америк., австрал., harbour [брит. ˈhɑːbəʳ] ГЛ. перех.

1. harbor doubts, resentment, suspicion:

harbor

nutrir

to harbor a grudge against sb

nutrir rancor por alguém

2. harbor refugee:

harbor

dar guarida a

haste [heɪst] СУЩ. мн. отсут.

haste

pressa ж.

more haste less speed посл.

devagar se vai longe посл.

to be in haste

estar com pressa

I . hate [heɪt] СУЩ.

hate

ódio м.

II . hate [heɪt] ГЛ. перех.

1. hate:

hate

odiar

to hate sb for sth [or for doing sth]

odiar alguém por (fazer) a. c.

to hate sb's guts разг.

ter ódio mortal de alguém

Выражения:

I hate to bother you but ...

lamento incomodá-lo mas ...

I . hasten [ˈheɪsn] ГЛ. неперех.

hasten

apressar-se

to hasten to do sth

apressar-se para fazer a. c.

II . hasten [ˈheɪsn] ГЛ. перех.

hasten course

acelerar

hasten death

apressar

hamster [ˈhæmstər, брит. -əʳ] СУЩ.

hamster

hamster м.

I . neuter [ˈnuːt̬ər, брит. ˈnjuːtəʳ] ПРИЛ.

1. neuter ЛИНГВ.:

neuter

neutro(-a)

2. neuter (sexless):

neuter

assexuado(-a)

II . neuter [ˈnuːt̬ər, брит. ˈnjuːtəʳ] ГЛ. перех.

neuter

castrar

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

английский

Yet she chooses targets and themes with something of her subject's high-born hauteur.

www.independent.co.uk

Hauteur and mischievousness seem the twin forces of his genius.

www.counterpunch.org

The play is full of moments of punctured aristocratic hauteur.

en.wikipedia.org

Fashion, fromage and hauteur, we have learned to accept.

www.thestar.com

Her expression never warms from two degrees below thunderous; her dowager's face is crinkled with the papery hauteur of the highborn.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Where has all the hauteur gone?

www.nationalpost.com

Each has the icy hauteur of a countess who believes herself to have been snubbed by a woman of lower social rank.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Add in elements of class and privileged education, and hauteur flourishes.

www.theglobeandmail.com

They are, indeed, wholly devoid of hauteur.

www.telegraph.co.uk

And with negligent hauteur she indicated me.

www.theglobeandmail.com