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nail down

/neɪl daʊn/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar a ação de firmar, fechar ou determinar algo com precisão, geralmente após esforço ou discussão.

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verb

/neɪl daʊn/B2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar a ação de firmar, fechar ou determinar algo com precisão, geralmente após esforço ou discussão.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of securing, finalizing, or determining something precisely, often after effort or discussion.

incontável · transitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Secure or fastenformal

    To attach something firmly using nails.

    ptPregar

    • He nailed down the loose floorboard.
    • The carpenter nailed down the roof tiles securely.
    • She nailed down the picture frame to the wall.

    Sinônimosattachfastenfixhammerpinsecuretack

    Antônimosdetachloosenremoveunfasten

  2. Finalize or confirminformal

    To reach a definite decision or agreement about something.

    ptDefinir de vez

    • We need to nail down the details of the contract.
    • They finally nailed down a date for the wedding.
    • Let's nail down the schedule before the meeting ends.

    Sinônimosclinchconfirmdecidedetermineestablishlock inpin downsecuresettle

  3. Identify preciselyinformal

    To determine or identify something exactly.

    ptDeterminar com precisão

    • The detective nailed down the suspect's alibi.
    • Scientists are trying to nail down the cause of the disease.
    • Can you nail down the source of the problem?

    Sinônimosascertainclarifydetermineestablishidentifypin downpinpoint

    Antônimosblurconfusemuddleobscure

Formas
  • nailed down past participle
  • nailed down past simple
  • nailing down present participle
  • nails down third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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