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mud

/mʌd/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa terra macia e úmida, geralmente formada pela mistura de água com terra ou poeira; também pode se referir a lama pegajosa, lodo ou sujeira molhada.

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noun

/mʌd/A2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa terra macia e úmida, geralmente formada pela mistura de água com terra ou poeira; também pode se referir a lama pegajosa, lodo ou sujeira molhada.

A noun referring to soft, wet earth or soil, often resulting from water mixing with dirt.

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  1. Wet soilA1formal

    Soft, wet earth or dirt, often found after rain or near water.

    ptLama

    • The children played in the mud after the rain.
    • His boots were covered in thick mud.
    • The car got stuck in the mud on the dirt road.

    Sinônimosmiremuckoozesludgeslush

    Antônimosrocksolidstone

  2. Slander or negative informationB2informal

    Damaging or unpleasant information about someone, often used in a metaphorical sense.

    ptDifamação

    • The politician's opponents tried to throw mud at him during the campaign.
    • The tabloid loves to drag people's names through the mud.
    • She refused to sling mud at her former colleague.

    Sinônimosaspersioncalumnydefamationdirtlibelobloquyslandersmearvituperation

Formas
  • muds plural form
  • muds' possessive plural form
  • mud's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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