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invention

/ɪnˈven.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um novo dispositivo, método ou processo criado ou desenvolvido pela primeira vez.

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noun

/ɪnˈven.ʃən/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um novo dispositivo, método ou processo criado ou desenvolvido pela primeira vez.

A noun referring to a new device, method, or process that has been created or designed for the first time.

  1. New device or processB1formal

    A unique or novel device, method, composition, or process created through study and experimentation.

    ptInvenção

    • The telephone was a revolutionary invention.
    • His invention of the new engine won him an award.
    • Many inventions change the way we live our daily lives.

    Sinônimosbrainchildcontrivancecreationdesigndevicegadgetinnovation

  2. Act of inventingB1formal

    The process or action of creating something new.

    ptInvenção

    • The invention of the printing press changed history.
    • She is credited with the invention of a new medical device.
    • The invention of the internet transformed communication.

    Sinônimosconceptioncontrivancecreationdesigndevisingformulationinnovationorigination

  3. Untrue storyB2informal

    A story or explanation that is not true; a fabrication.

    ptInvenção

    • His excuse was a complete invention.
    • The alibi was an invention to cover his tracks.
    • She dismissed the rumor as a pure invention.

    Sinônimosfabricationfalsehoodfictionfigmentliemythstorytaleuntruthyarn

    Antônimosfactrealitytruth

Formas
  • inventions plural form
  • inventions' possessive plural form
  • invention's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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