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claim

/kleɪm/

Tradução: Afirmação de que algo é verdade, frequentemente sem apresentar provas; ou exigência de um direito, especialmente em contexto jurídico., Afirmar ou declarar algo como verdadeiro, muitas vezes sem provas; reivindicar ou exigir algo como um direito, especialmente em contexto jurídico.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

noun

/kleɪm/B1formallegal
  • ptAfirmação de que algo é verdade, frequentemente sem apresentar provas; ou exigência de um direito, especialmente em contexto jurídico.

A demand or assertion of a right, especially in a legal context, or a statement that something is true, often without providing evidence.

  1. Statement of truthB1formal

    A statement that something is true, often without providing proof.

    ptAfirmação

    • His claim about the stolen money was never proven.
    • The company made a claim that their product is the best.
    • She rejected the claim that she was involved in the scandal.

    Sinônimosallegationassertionavowalcontentiondeclarationpretensionprotestationrepresentationstatement

    Antônimosdenialdisavowaldisclaimerrejectionrepudiation

  2. Demand for rightsB2formal

    A formal request or demand for something that one believes they are entitled to.

    ptReivindicação

    • He filed a claim for compensation after the accident.
    • The workers submitted a claim for better working conditions.
    • Her claim to the inheritance was disputed by her relatives.

    Sinônimosapplicationdemandentitlementpetitionrequest

    Antônimosdisclaimerrelinquishmentrenunciationwaiver

  3. Insurance requestB2formal

    A request made to an insurance company for payment after a loss or damage.

    ptSinistro

    • She made a claim on her car insurance after the crash.
    • The insurance company processed his claim quickly.
    • They denied the claim due to insufficient evidence.
Formas
  • claims plural form
  • claims' possessive plural form
  • claim's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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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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verb

/kleɪm/B1formallegal
  • ptAfirmar ou declarar algo como verdadeiro, muitas vezes sem provas; reivindicar ou exigir algo como um direito, especialmente em contexto jurídico.

A verb meaning to assert or demand as a right, especially in a legal context.

  1. State as trueB1formal

    To say that something is true, often without providing proof.

    ptAfirmar

    • He claims to have seen a UFO.
    • She claimed that the product was defective.
    • The company claims its new drug is effective.

    Sinônimosaffirmallegeassertcontenddeclaremaintainprofessstate

    Antônimoscontradictdenydisavowdisclaimdisputerefuterejectrenouncerepudiate

  2. Demand as rightB2formal

    To formally request or demand something that you believe you are entitled to.

    ptReivindicar

    • She claimed compensation for the accident.
    • He claimed his inheritance after his father's death.
    • The workers claimed better working conditions.

    Sinônimosassertdemandexactinsistrequestrequire

    Antônimosabdicateforfeitrelinquishrenouncesurrenderwaive

  3. Take or collectB2formal

    To take something that belongs to you or that you have a right to.

    ptRetirar

    • Please claim your luggage at the carousel.
    • He went to claim his prize at the office.
    • They claimed their seats before the concert started.

    Sinônimoscollectobtainpick upretrievesecuretake

Formas
  • claimed past participle
  • claimed past simple
  • claiming present participle
  • claims third person singular
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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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.