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clod

/klɒd/

Tradução: Torrão de terra ou barro; em sentido figurado, pessoa desajeitada, tola ou estúpida.

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noun

/klɒd/C2formal
  • ptTorrão de terra ou barro; em sentido figurado, pessoa desajeitada, tola ou estúpida.

A noun referring to a lump of earth or clay, or figuratively to a clumsy, foolish, or dull-witted person.

  1. Compact massB2formal

    A lump or chunk of earth, clay, or other material.

    ptTorrão

    • The farmer broke up the clods of soil with a hoe.
    • A clod of mud stuck to his boot.
    • She threw a clod of dirt at the fence.

    Sinônimoschunkclumpdollopgobbethunklumpmasswad

  2. Awkward or stupid personB2informal

    An informal term for someone who is clumsy, dull, or lacking intelligence.

    ptPessoa desajeitada ou burra

    • Don't be such a clod; pay attention to what you're doing.
    • He felt like a clod after tripping over his own feet.
    • She called him a clod for forgetting the meeting.

    Sinônimosblockheadboorclodhopperdoltdullardloutlummoxoaf

    Antônimosgeniusintellect

Formas
  • clods plural form
  • clods' possessive plural form
  • clod's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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