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grail

/ɡreɪl/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um objeto de uma busca ou empreendimento longo e ambicioso, geralmente considerado extremamente desejado e difícil de alcançar. Também se refere à taça lendária usada por Cristo na Última Ceia.

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noun

/ɡreɪl/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um objeto de uma busca ou empreendimento longo e ambicioso, geralmente considerado extremamente desejado e difícil de alcançar. Também se refere à taça lendária usada por Cristo na Última Ceia.

A noun referring to the object of a prolonged or ambitious quest or endeavor, often considered highly desirable and difficult to obtain. It also refers to the legendary chalice used by Christ at the Last Supper.

  1. Object of a long questB2formal

    The ultimate goal or object of a prolonged and difficult search or endeavor.

    ptSanto Graal

    • Finding a cure for the disease is the holy grail of medical research.
    • The perfect job is his personal grail.
    • For many scientists, a unified theory is the grail of physics.

    Sinônimosaimambitionaspirationgoalholy grailobjectiveprizetarget

  2. Legendary chaliceB2formal

    In medieval legend, the cup or chalice used by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper, sought after by knights.

    ptCálice Sagrado

    • King Arthur's knights embarked on a quest for the Holy Grail.
    • The grail is said to possess miraculous powers.
    • Many stories have been written about the search for the grail.

    Sinônimosholy grail

Formas
  • grails plural form
  • grails' possessive plural form
  • grail's possessive singular form
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