manifest

• Descreve algo claro, evidente ou facilmente compreensível; também se refere a algo que se manifesta ou se revela.

Describes something that is clear, obvious, or easily understood.

1. Clearly apparent or obviousB2formal

   Easily seen, recognized, or understood by the senses or mind.

   Manifesto

   • His joy was manifest in his smile.
   • The symptoms of the disease are manifest in the early stages.
   • There was a manifest lack of interest in the proposal.

   Sinônimosapparentclearconspicuousevidentnoticeableobviouspatentperceptibleplainvisible

   Antônimosconcealedhiddenindistinctlatentobscureunclearvague

• Substantivo que designa um documento que lista carga, passageiros ou conteúdo de um navio, avião ou veículo, bem como uma lista de itens ou pessoas em um determinado contexto.

A noun referring to a document listing the cargo, passengers, or contents of a ship, aircraft, or vehicle, or a list of items or people in a particular context.

1. Shipping documentB2formal

   A document listing the cargo, passengers, or crew of a ship, aircraft, or vehicle for customs or official purposes.

   Manifesto de carga

   • The captain signed the cargo manifest before departure.
   • Customs officials checked the ship's manifest for any discrepancies.
   • The airline's passenger manifest was reviewed by security.

   Sinônimoswaybill

2. B2formal

   A detailed list or inventory of items, often used in logistics or travel.

   Lista ou inventário

   • The warehouse manager updated the inventory manifest.
   • The travel agency provided a manifest of all booked tours.
   • The manifest included every item loaded onto the truck.

   Sinônimosbill of ladinginventoryregisterrosterwaybill

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de mostrar ou demonstrar algo claramente, ou de tornar-se evidente.

A verb used to indicate the act of showing or demonstrating something clearly, or of becoming apparent or evident.

1. Show or demonstrate clearlyB2formal

   To display or show something clearly, especially a quality, feeling, or condition.

   Manifestar

   • She manifested great courage during the crisis.
   • The symptoms manifest themselves within a few hours.
   • His actions manifest a deep commitment to the cause.

   Sinônimosdemonstratedisplayestablishevinceexhibitexpressindicateproverevealshow

   Antônimoscamouflageconcealcoverdisguisehidemaskobscurerepresssuppressveil

2. Become apparent or evidentB2formal

   To appear or become visible or obvious.

   Manifestar-se

   • The problem manifested itself in unexpected ways.
   • Her talent manifested early in her childhood.
   • The disease can manifest as a mild fever.

   Sinônimosappeardisplayemergematerializeshowsurface

   Antônimosconcealdisappearhidevanish