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crud

/krʌd/

Tradução: Substantivo com vários sentidos: pode designar neve pesada e molhada, imprópria para esquiar; qualquer substância considerada nojenta, suja ou desagradável; ou um mal-estar físico vago.

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noun

/krʌd/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo com vários sentidos: pode designar neve pesada e molhada, imprópria para esquiar; qualquer substância considerada nojenta, suja ou desagradável; ou um mal-estar físico vago.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to heavy, wet snow that is unsuitable for skiing; any substance considered disgustingly foul or unpleasant; or an ill-defined bodily ailment.

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  1. Heavy wet snowB2informalsport

    A type of heavy, wet snow that is difficult or unpleasant to ski on.

    ptNeve úmida pesada

    • The skiers complained about the crud on the slopes.
    • After the storm, the mountain was covered in thick crud.
    • He struggled to ski through the heavy crud.

    Sinônimosslush

  2. Disgusting substanceB1informal

    Any substance that is considered foul, dirty, or unpleasant.

    ptSujeira

    • There was some crud stuck to the bottom of my shoe.
    • Clean that crud off the counter before cooking.
    • The mechanic wiped the crud from the engine parts.

    Sinônimosdirtfilthgrimegunkmuckoozescumslimesludge

  3. Vague illnessB2informalmedical

    An unspecified or ill-defined bodily ailment or feeling of being unwell.

    ptMal-estar

    • I've been feeling a bit of crud all week.
    • He caught some crud from his coworkers and stayed home.
    • She's recovering from a nasty crud that's going around.

    Sinônimosailmentbugindispositionmalaisesicknessvirus

Formas
  • cruds plural form
  • cruds' possessive plural form
  • crud's possessive singular form
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