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infantile

/ˈɪn.fən.taɪl/

Tradução: Relativo a bebê ou criança pequena; também usado em sentido figurado para descrever comportamento imaturo ou pueril.

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adjective

/ˈɪn.fən.taɪl/B2formal
  • ptRelativo a bebê ou criança pequena; também usado em sentido figurado para descrever comportamento imaturo ou pueril.

Relating to or resembling an infant or young child; often used figuratively to describe immature or childish behavior.

  1. Lacking maturityB2formal

    Showing or suggesting a lack of emotional or intellectual development; childish.

    ptInfantil

    • His infantile behavior during the meeting embarrassed everyone.
    • She dismissed his argument as infantile and irrelevant.
    • The movie's humor was too infantile for an adult audience.

    Sinônimosbabyishchildishimmaturejuvenilepuerile

    Antônimosadultdevelopedgrownupmature

  2. Relating to infancyB2formalmedical

    Of or relating to infants or the earliest stage of life.

    ptInfantil

    • The doctor specializes in infantile diseases.
    • Infantile development is a critical period for learning.
    • The study focused on infantile nutrition and growth.

    Sinônimosbabybabyishchildishchildlikeimmatureinfantjuvenilepuerile

    Antônimosadultelderlymature

  3. Characteristic of an infantB2formal

    Being or befitting the qualities or appearance of a very young child.

    ptInfantil

    • The baby's infantile smile melted everyone's heart.
    • He still has an infantile fascination with bright colors.
    • Her voice had an infantile quality that was endearing.

    Sinônimosbabyishchildlike

    Antônimosadultgrownupmature

Formas
  • more infantile comparative form
  • most infantile superlative form
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