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• Que vem depois de todos os outros em tempo ou ordem; que é o mais recente ou o final de uma sequência.

Coming after all others in time or order; final.

1. Coming after all othersA1formal

   Situated or occurring at the end; final in a series or sequence.

   Último

   • This is the last chapter of the book.
   • He was the last person to leave the party.
   • The last bus leaves at midnight.

   Sinônimosclosingconcludingfinalrearmostterminalultimate

   Antônimosfirst

2. A1formal

   The one that happened most recently before now.

   Último

   • I saw her last week.
   • What was the last movie you watched?
   • The last time we met was in 2020.

   Sinônimoslatestprecedingprevious

   Antônimosfirstnext

3. Only remainingA2formal

   The final one left after others have been used or taken.

   Último restante

   • This is my last piece of cake.
   • He spent his last dollar on the ticket.
   • We have one last chance to win.

   Sinônimosfinalleftonlyremainingultimate

• Refere-se ao segundo de dois elementos mencionados, ou àquele mencionado por último; também pode indicar a fase final ou mais recente de algo.

Refers to the second of two things or persons mentioned.

1. B1formal

   Referring to the second of two things or people mentioned.

   Segundo de dois

   • Between coffee and tea, I prefer the latter.
   • He offered two options: a trip to the beach or a hike in the mountains; I chose the latter.
   • The latter part of the book is more exciting.

   Sinônimosfinallastlast mentionedsecond

   Antônimosformer

2. B2formal

   Situated or occurring near the end of something.

   Último

   • The latter years of his life were spent in peace.
   • In the latter stages of the game, the team scored twice.
   • The latter half of the 20th century saw rapid technological change.

   Sinônimosclosingconcludingendingfinallastterminalultimate

   Antônimosformer

• Advérbio que significa "na última vez" ou "da última vez", indicando o momento mais recente em que algo aconteceu, como em: "quando foi a última vez que você o viu?".

An adverb meaning "on the last occasion" or "most recently." It is commonly used to refer to the most recent time something happened, as in "when did you last see him?"

1. At the end of a seriesA1formal

   After all others in a sequence or order; finally.

   Por último

   • He finished last in the competition.
   • She spoke last at the meeting.
   • The dessert is served last.

   Sinônimosat lastfinallyin the endlastlyultimately

   Antônimosfirst

2. A2formal

   On the most recent occasion; most recently.

   Da última vez

   • When did you last see him?
   • I last visited Paris two years ago.
   • She last worked here in 2020.

   Antônimosfirst

• Substantivo que designa a última pessoa, coisa ou evento de uma série, sequência ou grupo; também pode indicar o fim ou a conclusão de algo.

A noun referring to the final item, person, or event in a series, sequence, or group.

1. Final in sequenceA1formal

   The person or thing that comes at the end of a series or after all others.

   Último

   • He was the last person to leave the party.
   • This is the last chapter of the book.
   • The last contestant performed exceptionally well.

   Sinônimoscloserconclusionendfinalfinishtail end

   Antônimosfirstinitial

2. Remaining amountA1formal

   The final part or quantity that is left.

   Restante

   • I ate the last cookie in the jar.
   • This is the last of the milk; we need to buy more.
   • She spent the last of her savings on the trip.

   Sinônimosbalanceendremainderremnantresidueresttail end

3. Shoe formC1formaltechnical

   A shaped block used by shoemakers to make or repair shoes.

   Forma de sapateiro

   • The cobbler used a wooden last to stretch the leather.
   • Modern lasts are made from plastic for precision.
   • He ordered a custom last for his orthopedic shoes.

• Verbo que indica a continuação ou a permanência de algo no tempo, ou o ato de suportar e manter-se em determinada condição.

A verb used to indicate the continuation or endurance of something over time.

1. Continue in timeA2formal

   To continue to exist or function for a specified period of time.

   Duração

   • The battery lasted for 10 hours.
   • The food will last us until tomorrow.
   • Their marriage lasted for 50 years.

   Sinônimosabidecarry oncontinueendurego onhold outkeeppersistremainstaysurvive

   Antônimosceaseendstopterminate

2. Be sufficientA2formal

   To be enough or adequate for a particular purpose or time.

   Ser suficiente

   • Will this money last until payday?
   • The water supply lasted through the drought.
   • These shoes won't last long if you wear them every day.

   Sinônimosdohold outservesuffice

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