loaf

• Massa de pão assado, geralmente em formato retangular ou arredondado, que costuma ser cortada em fatias antes de comer; também a quantidade de alimento moldada em um formato específico.

A shaped mass of baked bread that is usually sliced before eating, or a quantity of food formed in a particular shape.

plural irregular

1. Bread loafA1formal

   A shaped mass of baked bread that is usually sliced before eating.

   Pão de forma

   • She bought a fresh loaf of bread from the bakery.
   • He sliced the loaf for sandwiches.
   • The loaf was still warm when it came out of the oven.

2. Shaped food massA2formal

   A quantity of food, other than bread, formed into a particular shape.

   Massa moldada

   • We had a meat loaf for dinner.
   • She prepared a nut loaf for the vegetarian guests.
   • The fish loaf was served with a creamy sauce.

   Sinônimosblockbrickcake

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de passar o tempo na ociosidade ou preguiça, muitas vezes evitando trabalho ou responsabilidades.

A verb used to indicate the act of spending time idly or lazily, often avoiding work or responsibility.

1. Be lazy or idleB2informalbritish

   To spend time doing nothing or very little; to be idle or lazy.

   Vadiar

   • Stop loafing and get to work!
   • He spent the whole weekend loafing around the house.
   • They just loaf about in the park all afternoon.

   Sinônimosdawdleidlelazeloiterlollloungeslack

   Antônimoslaborstrivetoilwork

2. Move about aimlesslyB2informalbritish

   To wander or loiter without a clear purpose or destination.

   Vadiar

   • We saw teenagers loafing about the streets.
   • She was loafing around the shops with nothing to do.
   • Don't loaf about; we have a schedule to keep.

   Sinônimosambledriftloiterlollmeandermoochsaunterstrollwander

   Antônimosdashhustlescurry