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pare

/pɛr/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a ação de cortar ou aparar a camada externa ou as bordas de algo, geralmente para reduzir, limpar ou melhorar sua aparência.

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verb

/pɛr/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de cortar ou aparar a camada externa ou as bordas de algo, geralmente para reduzir, limpar ou melhorar sua aparência.

A verb used to indicate the act of trimming or cutting away the outer layer or edges of something, often to reduce or improve it.

  1. Trim or cut awayB2formal

    To cut off the outer layer or edges of something, often to make it smaller or neater.

    ptAparar

    • She pared the apple with a sharp knife.
    • He pared the edges of the wood to make them smooth.
    • The chef pared the vegetables before cooking.

    Sinônimosclipcutpeelprunereduceshaveskintrim

    Antônimosaddaugmentenlargeexpandgrowincrease

  2. Reduce graduallyB2formal

    To decrease something little by little, often costs or expenses.

    ptReduzir gradualmente

    • The company pared down its budget for the next quarter.
    • They pared the workforce to cut costs.
    • We need to pare our expenses to stay within the limit.

    Sinônimoscurtailcut backdiminishprunereduceshavetrimwhittle

    Antônimosaugmentenlargeexpandincrease

  3. Remove skin or rindB1formal

    To strip off the outer covering of a fruit or vegetable.

    ptDescascar

    • She carefully pared the orange with a knife.
    • He pared the potato before boiling it.
    • The recipe says to pare the carrots first.

    Sinônimoshullpeelshaveskinstriptrim

Formas
  • pared past participle
  • pared past simple
  • paring present participle
  • pares third person singular

Variantes phrasalpare down

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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