Vocab Bloom Hub

folk

/fəʊk/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa pessoas em geral ou um grupo específico de pessoas, frequentemente ligado a uma comunidade, cultura ou família. Também pode se referir à música e cultura tradicional de um povo.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/fəʊk/A2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa pessoas em geral ou um grupo específico de pessoas, frequentemente ligado a uma comunidade, cultura ou família. Também pode se referir à música e cultura tradicional de um povo.

A noun referring to people in general, or a specific group of people, often associated with a particular community, culture, or family.

plural irregular

  1. People in generalA2informal

    Used to refer to people in a general or informal way.

    ptPessoas em geral

    • Some folk just don't understand modern art.
    • The local folk are very friendly here.
    • Old folk often have interesting stories to tell.

    Sinônimoscommunityhuman beingspeoplepopulacepublic

  2. Family membersA2informal

    Used to refer to one's parents or relatives.

    ptPais

    • I'm going to visit my folks this weekend.
    • Her folks are coming over for dinner tonight.
    • My folks always support me in everything I do.

    Sinônimosfamilykinpeople

  3. Traditional cultureB1formal

    People belonging to a particular group or community, especially with shared traditions.

    ptCultura popular

    • Folk music is an important part of their heritage.
    • The festival celebrates the folk traditions of the region.
    • Folk tales are passed down from generation to generation.

    Sinônimosclancommunityethnic groupnationpeopletribe

Formas
  • folk plural form
  • folks plural form
  • folk's possessive plural form
  • folks' possessive plural form
  • folk's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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