Vocab Bloom Hub

button up

/ˈbʌt.ən ʌp/

Tradução: Verbo frasal que significa abotoar todas as roupas ou, em sentido figurado, concluir ou selar algo definitivamente.

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verb

/ˈbʌt.ən ʌp/B2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal que significa abotoar todas as roupas ou, em sentido figurado, concluir ou selar algo definitivamente.

A phrasal verb meaning to fasten all the buttons on a piece of clothing, or figuratively, to complete or finalize something securely.

incontável · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Fasten with buttonsformal

    To close or secure a piece of clothing by fastening its buttons.

    ptAbotoar

    • He buttoned up his coat before going outside.
    • She buttoned up her shirt carefully.
    • Make sure to button up your jacket; it's cold.

    Sinônimosbuttondo up

  2. Complete or finalizeinformalamerican

    To finish or finalize something, especially a task or plan.

    ptFinalizar

    • We need to button up the details of the contract.
    • He buttoned up the project just before the deadline.
    • Let's button up this deal by the end of the week.

    Sinônimosclosecompleteconcludenail downsettlewrap up

    Antônimosbegininitiateopenstart

  3. Become silent or secretiveinformalamerican

    To stop talking or to keep quiet about something.

    ptFicar calado

    • He buttoned up when the police arrived.
    • She told him to button up about the surprise party.
    • They buttoned up and refused to answer any more questions.

    Sinônimosclam upkeep quietshut up

    Antônimosbabbleblabchatterdivulgereveal

Formas
  • buttoned up past participle
  • buttoned up past simple
  • buttoning up present participle
  • buttons up third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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