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intense

/ɪnˈtens/

Tradução: Descreve algo muito forte, extremo ou concentrado em grau, sentimento ou efeito.

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adjective

/ɪnˈtens/B1formal
  • ptDescreve algo muito forte, extremo ou concentrado em grau, sentimento ou efeito.

Describes something that is very strong, extreme, or concentrated in degree, feeling, or effect.

  1. Very strong or extremeB1formal

    Having a very strong effect or feeling; extreme in degree.

    ptIntenso

    • The heat was so intense that we had to stay indoors.
    • She felt an intense pain in her shoulder.
    • The movie had an intense emotional impact on the audience.

    Sinônimosacuteextremefierceforcefulpassionatepowerfulprofoundseverestrongvehement

    Antônimosfaintgentlemildmoderateweak

  2. Serious and passionateB1formal

    Showing strong feelings, concentration, or determination.

    ptSério e apaixonado

    • He is an intense person who takes everything seriously.
    • The debate was intense, with both sides arguing passionately.
    • She gave him an intense look that made him nervous.

    Sinônimosardentearnestferventimpassionedpassionatevehementzealous

    Antônimosapatheticdispassionatehalfheartedindifferentlukewarmunconcernedunenthusiastic

  3. Deeply felt or concentratedB2formal

    Involving a lot of effort, activity, or concentration.

    ptIntenso

    • The training program is very intense and requires full commitment.
    • They worked under intense pressure to meet the deadline.
    • The color of the sunset was incredibly intense.

    Sinônimosacuteconcentratedferventfocusedintensivepassionateprofoundvehement

    Antônimoscasualfeeblemildrelaxedsuperficialweak

Formas
  • more intense comparative form
  • most intense superlative form
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