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infest

/ɪnˈfɛst/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a presença de pragas, parasitas ou organismos indesejados em grande quantidade, frequentemente causando dano ou incômodo.

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verb

/ɪnˈfɛst/C1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a presença de pragas, parasitas ou organismos indesejados em grande quantidade, frequentemente causando dano ou incômodo.

A verb used to indicate the presence of pests, parasites, or unwanted organisms in large numbers, often causing harm or annoyance.

  1. Invade in great numbersB2formal

    To overrun or swarm a place or area in large numbers, often causing damage or annoyance.

    ptInfestar

    • Rats infested the abandoned warehouse.
    • The garden was infested with aphids.
    • Ants infested the kitchen after the rain.

    Sinônimosbesetfloodinvadeoverrunpermeateplagueswarm

    Antônimosabandoncleardesertemptyevacuatevacate

  2. Occupy in large numbers or live on a hostB2formal

    To occupy a place or organism in large numbers, often as parasites or pests.

    ptInfestar em grande quantidade

    • Lice infested the child's hair.
    • The old house was infested with termites.
    • Fleas infested the dog's fur.

    Sinônimosbesetinvadeoverrunpermeatepervadeplagueswarm

  3. Live on or in a host, as of parasitesB2formal

    To live on or inside a host organism, typically causing harm or discomfort.

    ptInfestar

    • Tapeworms can infest the human intestine.
    • Mites infest the feathers of birds.
    • Parasites infest the bloodstream of the infected animal.

    Sinônimosbesetinvadeoverrunplague

Formas
  • infested past participle
  • infested past simple
  • infesting present participle
  • infests third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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