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material

/məˈtɪr.i.əl/

Tradução: Relativo a matéria física ou material; que tem importância ou relevância significativa., Substantivo que designa a substância, matéria ou elemento físico de que algo é feito ou composto; também pode se referir a tecido ou pano, bem como a informações ou conteúdo usado em um trabalho.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

adjective

/məˈtɪr.i.əl/B1formal
  • ptRelativo a matéria física ou material; que tem importância ou relevância significativa.

Relating to physical matter or substance; significant or essential in importance.

  1. Relating to physical matterB1formal

    Consisting of or relating to physical substance or matter.

    ptMaterial

    • The material world is made of atoms and molecules.
    • This is a material object that can be touched.
    • Scientists study material properties of metals.

    Sinônimosbodilyconcretecorporealphysicalsubstantialtangible

    Antônimosetherealimmaterialincorporealnonphysicalspiritual

  2. Relevant or importantB2formal

    Pertaining to or having significance for a particular purpose or case.

    ptRelevante

    • This evidence is material to the case.
    • The judge ruled the testimony as material.
    • Only material facts were considered in the report.

    Sinônimosapplicableappositeaproposconsequentialcrucialessentialgermaneimportantkeymeaningfulpertinentrelevantsignificantsubstantivevitalweighty

    Antônimosimmaterialinconsequentialinsignificantirrelevantunimportant

  3. Concerned with physical comfortB2formal

    Focused on physical well-being and possessions rather than spiritual values.

    ptMaterialista

    • He leads a material lifestyle with luxury cars.
    • Modern society is too material in its values.
    • She criticized the materialistic attitudes of her peers.

    Sinônimosbodilycarnalearthlymaterialisticphysicalsensualtemporalworldly

    Antônimosidealisticspiritual

Formas
  • more material comparative form
  • most material superlative form
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noun

/məˈtɪə.ri.əl/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a substância, matéria ou elemento físico de que algo é feito ou composto; também pode se referir a tecido ou pano, bem como a informações ou conteúdo usado em um trabalho.

A noun referring to the substance, matter, or physical material from which something is made or composed.

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  1. Substance or matterA2formal

    A physical substance used to make objects or products.

    ptMaterial

    • Cotton is a soft material for clothing.
    • The building is made of concrete material.
    • They tested different materials for strength.

    Sinônimosclothelementfabricingredientmattermediumraw materialstuffsubstancetextile

  2. Information or contentB1formal

    Facts, information, or data used for a particular purpose, like study or presentation.

    ptMaterial

    • The teacher provided reading material for homework.
    • He gathered material for his research paper.
    • This book contains excellent source material.

    Sinônimoscontentdocumentationinformationsubject matter

  3. Fabric or clothA2informal

    A type of cloth or textile material.

    ptTecido

    • She bought silk material for the dress.
    • The curtains are made from heavy material.
    • Choose a durable material for upholstery.

    Sinônimosclothfabricstufftextile

Formas
  • materials plural form
  • materials' possessive plural form
  • material's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.