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alcohol

/ˈæl.kə.hɒl/

Tradução: Líquido incolor e volátil, inflamável, usado como solvente e na produção de diversos produtos, ou bebidas alcoólicas que contêm etanol.

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noun

/ˈæl.kə.hɒl/B1formal
  • ptLíquido incolor e volátil, inflamável, usado como solvente e na produção de diversos produtos, ou bebidas alcoólicas que contêm etanol.

A noun referring to a colourless, volatile flammable liquid used as a solvent and in the manufacture of various products, or intoxicating drinks containing ethanol.

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  1. Chemical substanceB1formal

    A colorless volatile flammable liquid produced by yeast fermentation of sugars, used as a solvent and intoxicant.

    ptSubstância química

    • Pure alcohol is used in many cleaning products.
    • The experiment involved mixing alcohol with water.
    • Alcohol evaporates quickly at room temperature.

    Sinônimosethanolethyl alcoholgrain alcoholspirit

  2. Intoxicating drinkA2informal

    Drinks containing ethanol, consumed for recreational purposes.

    ptBebida alcoólica

    • He ordered a glass of alcohol at the bar.
    • Drinking too much alcohol can be harmful.
    • The party had plenty of alcohol for the guests.

    Sinônimosalcoholic beverageboozedrinkdrinkablefirewaterhard liquorhoochintoxicantliquor

  3. Compound classC1formalscientific

    Any of a class of organic compounds containing an oxygen atom bonded to a hydrogen atom.

    ptClasse de compostos

    • Methanol is a simple alcohol used in industry.
    • Ethanol is the alcohol found in beverages.
    • Polyhydric alcohols like glycerol have multiple OH groups.
Formas
  • alcohols plural form
  • alcohols' possessive plural form
  • alcohol's possessive singular form
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