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legend

/ˈledʒ.ənd/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma história tradicional ou mito, frequentemente sobre pessoas ou eventos heroicos, ou uma pessoa famosa e admirada por feitos excepcionais.

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noun

/ˈledʒ.ənd/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma história tradicional ou mito, frequentemente sobre pessoas ou eventos heroicos, ou uma pessoa famosa e admirada por feitos excepcionais.

A noun referring to a traditional story or myth, often about heroic figures or events, or a person who is famous and admired for their exceptional achievements.

  1. A2formal

    A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but not authenticated.

    ptLenda

    • The legend of King Arthur is famous worldwide.
    • She told us a legend about a magical lake.
    • Many legends have been passed down through generations.

    Sinônimosfablefolk talemythnarrativesagastorytale

    Antônimosactualityfacthistoryrealitytruth

  2. Famous personA2informal

    A person who is very famous and admired for their skill, achievements, or qualities.

    ptLenda

    • Michael Jordan is a basketball legend.
    • She became a legend in the music industry.
    • He is a living legend in the world of science.

    Sinônimoscelebritygreaticonluminaryphenomenonstarsuperstar

  3. Key or explanationB1formal

    An explanation of symbols or markings on a map, chart, or diagram.

    ptLegenda

    • The map's legend shows the symbols for roads and rivers.
    • Refer to the legend to understand the chart's colors.
    • The diagram includes a legend for each component.

    Sinônimoscaptionexplanationglossaryguidekey

Formas
  • legends plural form
  • legends' possessive plural form
  • legend's possessive singular form
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