grave

• Descreve algo muito sério, importante ou preocupante, geralmente com conotações de risco, gravidade ou peso.

Describes something that is very serious, important, or causing worry.

1. Serious or solemnB2formal

   Very serious, important, or causing worry.

   Grave

   • The situation is grave and requires immediate action.
   • He spoke with a grave expression on his face.
   • The doctor's face was grave as he delivered the news.

   Sinônimosconsequentialcriticaldireearnestimportantmomentousseriousseveresolemnweighty

   Antônimoscheerfulfrivolousjoviallightheartedminorsuperficialtrivial

2. Extreme or severeB2formal

   Used to describe something that is very bad or severe.

   Grave

   • The country is facing a grave economic crisis.
   • She made a grave mistake by trusting him.
   • The consequences of his actions were grave.

   Sinônimosacutecriticaldangerousdesperatediregrievousserioussevere

   Antônimosinsignificantmildminorslighttrivial

• Substantivo que designa uma cova escavada na terra para sepultar um corpo, geralmente marcada por uma pedra ou monumento; também pode se referir a um túmulo ou sepulcro.

A noun referring to a hole dug in the ground for burying a dead body, often marked by a stone or monument.

1. Burial siteA2formal

   A hole dug in the ground where a dead body is buried.

   Cova

   • They placed flowers on the grave of their grandmother.
   • The grave was marked with a simple stone.
   • He visited his father's grave every year.

   Sinônimosburial sitecryptplotsepulchertombvault

2. Death or endB2formal

   Used metaphorically to refer to death or the end of something.

   Sepultura

   • He carried the secret to his grave.
   • The company's financial troubles drove it to the grave.
   • She felt as if she was walking on the edge of the grave.

   Sinônimosdeathdemiseendobliviontomb

• Verbo que indica a ação de cortar, gravar ou fixar algo profundamente, em sentido literal (entalhar, esculpir, gravar em pedra ou metal) ou figurado (imprimir de forma duradoura na memória, na mente ou no coração).

A verb used to indicate the act of carving, engraving, or fixing something deeply, often in a literal or figurative sense.

verbo irregular

1. To carve or engraveC2formal

   To cut or carve letters, symbols, or designs into a hard surface.

   Gravar

   • The artist graved his initials into the stone monument.
   • Ancient runes were graved onto the wooden tablet.
   • She graved a message on the back of the locket.

   Sinônimoscarvechiselcutengraveetchinciseinscribe