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gumption

/ˈɡʌmp.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a combinação de bom senso prático, iniciativa e desenvoltura, além de coragem e determinação para agir.

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noun

/ˈɡʌmp.ʃən/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a combinação de bom senso prático, iniciativa e desenvoltura, além de coragem e determinação para agir.

A noun referring to a combination of sound practical judgment, initiative, and resourcefulness, as well as fortitude and determination.

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  1. Initiative and resourcefulnessB2informal

    The ability to take sensible, practical action and make good decisions, often with a bit of courage.

    ptIniciativa e desenvoltura

    • She had the gumption to start her own business.
    • It takes gumption to stand up for what you believe in.
    • He showed real gumption by fixing the problem himself.

    Sinônimosambitiondeterminationdriveenterpriseget-up-and-goinitiativemettlepluckresourcefulnessspunk

    Antônimosapathyindifferencelethargypassivitytimidity

  2. Courage and determinationB2informal

    Fortitude and resolve in the face of difficulty or challenge.

    ptCoragem e determinação

    • He lacked the gumption to ask for a raise.
    • You need a lot of gumption to climb that mountain.
    • Her gumption helped her overcome many obstacles.

    Sinônimosbackbonedeterminationdriveenterprisefortitudegritinitiativemoxiepluckresolveresourcefulnessspunk

    Antônimoscowardicefaintheartednesspusillanimityspinelessnesstimidity

Formas
  • gumption's possessive singular form
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