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chin

/tʃɪn/

Tradução: Parte do rosto abaixo da boca, que forma a parte inferior da mandíbula., Verbo informal que significa conversar ou bater papo de forma prolongada; também usado na ginástica para indicar a elevação do corpo até o queixo, como em barra fixa.

2 verbetes

noun

/tʃɪn/A2formal
  • ptParte do rosto abaixo da boca, que forma a parte inferior da mandíbula.

A noun referring to the part of the face below the mouth, forming the lower jaw.

  1. Body partA1formal

    The protruding part of the face below the mouth, formed by the lower jaw.

    ptQueixo

    • He rested his chin on his hand while thinking.
    • She has a small dimple on her chin.
    • The boxer took a punch to the chin.

    Sinônimosjawmentum

Formas
  • chins plural form
  • chins' possessive plural form
  • chin's possessive singular form

verb

/tʃɪn/B2formal
  • ptVerbo informal que significa conversar ou bater papo de forma prolongada; também usado na ginástica para indicar a elevação do corpo até o queixo, como em barra fixa.

A verb meaning to talk or chat informally, often at length; also used in the context of gymnastics to mean to pull oneself up on a bar until the chin is level with it.

  1. To lift oneself upB2informal

    To pull oneself up using the arms, especially in an exercise where the chin is raised above a bar.

    ptBarra fixa

    • He chinned himself up on the bar ten times.
    • She chinned the bar with perfect form.
    • The athlete chinned himself effortlessly during the workout.
  2. To talk or chatC1slangbritish

    To talk or converse casually, often used in the phrase 'to chin-wag'.

    ptTagarelar

    • They chinned for hours about old times.
    • Stop chinning and get back to work.
    • We chinned over a cup of tea.

    Sinônimoschatchatterconversegabgossipjawnattertalk

Formas
  • chinned past participle
  • chinned past simple
  • chinning present participle
  • chins third person singular

Variantes phrasalchin up