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gold

/ɡoʊld/

Tradução: Descreve algo feito do metal precioso ouro ou parecido com ele; também é usado em sentido figurado para algo muito valioso, excelente ou bem-sucedido., Metal precioso de cor amarela brilhante, muito usado em joias, moedas e como reserva de valor. Também se refere à cor amarela dourada.

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adjective

/ɡoʊld/A1formal
  • ptDescreve algo feito do metal precioso ouro ou parecido com ele; também é usado em sentido figurado para algo muito valioso, excelente ou bem-sucedido.

Describes something that is made of or resembles the precious metal gold; also used figuratively to mean something very valuable, excellent, or successful.

  1. Made of goldA2formal

    Made from or consisting of the precious metal gold.

    ptDe ouro

    • She wore a gold necklace to the party.
    • The ring is made of pure gold.
    • He bought a gold watch for his father.

    Sinônimosgolden

  2. A2formal

    Having the color of gold; a bright yellow or metallic shade.

    ptDourado

    • The sunset painted the sky a beautiful gold color.
    • She painted her room a soft gold hue.
    • The leaves turned a brilliant gold in autumn.

    Sinônimosaureategildedgiltgolden

  3. Excellent or valuableB1informal

    Used to describe something that is of high quality, excellent, or very valuable.

    ptExcelente

    • That's a gold idea for the project.
    • He has a gold heart, always helping others.
    • The team gave a gold performance in the final match.

    Sinônimosexcellentfirst-rategoldenpremiumsuperbvaluable

    Antônimosinferiorvaluelessworthless

Formas
  • more gold comparative form
  • most gold superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ɡəʊld/A1formal
  • ptMetal precioso de cor amarela brilhante, muito usado em joias, moedas e como reserva de valor. Também se refere à cor amarela dourada.

A precious yellow metallic element, often used for jewelry, coins, and as a standard of value.

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  1. Precious metalA1formal

    A yellow, malleable, ductile metallic element used in jewelry, coins, and as a monetary standard.

    ptOuro

    • The ring is made of pure gold.
    • Gold is often used in electronics due to its conductivity.
    • The miners discovered a rich vein of gold.
  2. A2formal

    A bright yellow color resembling the metal gold.

    ptDourado

    • She painted the walls a warm shade of gold.
    • The sunset turned the sky to gold.
    • The trophy was a beautiful gold color.
  3. Medal or awardA2informal

    A gold medal awarded for first place in a competition.

    ptOuro

    • She won gold in the 100-meter sprint.
    • The team brought home three golds from the Olympics.
    • He proudly displayed his gold from the championship.

    Sinônimosawardgold medalmedalprizetrophy

  4. Something valuableB1informal

    Something that is highly valuable, precious, or excellent.

    ptOuro

    • That advice is pure gold.
    • Her grandmother's recipe is worth its weight in gold.
    • The old book is a gold mine of information.

    Sinônimosassetblessingboonfindgemgodsendjewelpearlprizetreasure

    Antônimosjunktrashworthless

Formas
  • golds plural form
  • golds' possessive plural form
  • gold's possessive singular form
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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