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active

/ˈæk.tɪv/

Tradução: Descreve alguém ou algo que age, se move ou está cheio de energia; também se refere a algo em funcionamento ou participação efetiva., Substantivo que designa um agente químico capaz de atividade, a voz gramatical que indica que o sujeito pratica a ação, ou um membro ativo de uma organização.

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adjective

/ˈæk.tɪv/A1formal
  • ptDescreve alguém ou algo que age, se move ou está cheio de energia; também se refere a algo em funcionamento ou participação efetiva.

Describes someone or something that is doing something, moving, or full of energy.

  1. Engaged in physical activityA2formal

    Involving physical movement or exercise; energetic.

    ptAtivo

    • She leads an active lifestyle with daily jogging.
    • He is an active member of the sports club.
    • The doctor recommended an active routine for better health.

    Sinônimosathleticdynamicenergeticlivelyon the gospryvigorous

    Antônimosidleinactiveinertlazymotionlesspassivesedentarysluggishstaticstill

  2. Functioning or operatingB1formal

    Currently working or in use; operational.

    ptAtivo

    • The volcano is active and could erupt soon.
    • This email account is still active.
    • The project remains active until completion.

    Sinônimosfunctioningin operationin useoperationaloperativerunningworking

    Antônimosdeaddefunctdisconnecteddormantidleinactiveinoperativenonfunctionaloff

  3. Participating or involvedB1formal

    Taking part in activities or events; engaged.

    ptAtivo

    • She is active in community volunteering.
    • He is an active participant in class discussions.
    • The company has active involvement in charity work.

    Sinônimoscontributingengagedinvolvedparticipatingworking

    Antônimosdetachedidleinactivepassiveuninvolved

  4. Grammar: active voiceB2formal

    Referring to a verb form where the subject performs the action.

    ptGramática: voz ativa

    • 'The dog chased the cat' is in the active voice.
    • Use active sentences for clearer writing.
    • The teacher explained active versus passive constructions.

    Antônimospassive

Formas
  • more active comparative form
  • most active superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈæk.tɪv/B1formaltechnical
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um agente químico capaz de atividade, a voz gramatical que indica que o sujeito pratica a ação, ou um membro ativo de uma organização.

A noun referring to a chemical agent capable of activity, the grammatical voice indicating the subject performs the action, or a participating member of an organization.

  1. Active voiceB2formal

    The grammatical voice where the subject performs the action of the verb.

    ptVoz ativa

    • In the sentence 'The cat chased the mouse,' the verb is in the active.
    • The teacher explained the difference between the active and the passive.
    • Using the active makes your writing more direct and lively.

    Sinônimosactive voice

    Antônimospassive

  2. B2formal

    A person who is an actively participating member of an organization or group.

    ptMembro ativo

    • The party's actives were crucial for the campaign's success.
    • Only actives are allowed to vote on the new bylaws.
    • The club has over a hundred actives this semester.

    Sinônimosactivistmemberparticipant

Formas
  • actives plural form
  • actives' possessive plural form
  • active's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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