plain

• Descreve algo simples, comum ou sem enfeites; também é usado no sentido de claro ou óbvio.

Describes something that is simple, ordinary, or without decoration; also used to mean clear or obvious.

1. Simple or unadornedA2formal

   Without decoration, pattern, or extra features; basic.

   Simples

   • She wore a plain white dress.
   • The room was plain but comfortable.
   • He prefers plain food without too many spices.

   Sinônimosausterebarebasicmodestno-frillsordinaryseveresimplespartanstarkunadornedundecoratedunembellishedunostentatiousunpretentious

   Antônimosadorneddecoratedelaboratefancyflamboyantgaudyornamentalornateshowy

2. Clear or obviousB1formal

   Easy to see, hear, or understand; evident.

   Óbvio

   • It was plain to everyone that she was lying.
   • The instructions are written in plain English.
   • The truth is plain for all to see.

   Sinônimosapparentcleardistinctevidentmanifestobviouspatenttransparentunmistakablevisible

   Antônimosambiguoushiddenindistinctobscureunclearvague

3. Not attractiveB1informal

   Used to describe someone's appearance as ordinary or not beautiful.

   Sem atrativos

   • She considered herself plain compared to her sister.
   • He was a plain-looking man with a kind smile.
   • The actress played the role of a plain, shy girl.

   Sinônimoshomelyill-favoredordinaryuglyunattractiveunlovelyunremarkable

   Antônimosattractivebeautifulgorgeoushandsomelovelyprettystunning

• Advérbio que significa "claramente", "simplesmente" ou "sem dúvida". É usado para enfatizar a franqueza ou a obviedade de uma afirmação ou ação.

An adverb meaning "clearly," "simply," or "without doubt." It is used to emphasize the straightforwardness or obviousness of a statement or action.

1. Clearly or obviouslyB1informal

   Used to emphasize that something is very clear or easy to understand.

   Claramente

   • He was plain wrong about the facts.
   • She told him plain that she didn't want to go.
   • The instructions were plain simple to follow.

   Sinônimosclearlyevidentlymanifestlyobviouslypatentlyunmistakably

2. Completely or absolutelyB2informalamerican

   Used as an intensifier to mean 'totally' or 'absolutely'.

   Completamente

   • That's just plain ridiculous.
   • He's plain crazy to try that stunt.
   • It's plain impossible to finish in one day.

   Sinônimosabsolutelycompletelyentirelyquitesimplytotallyutterly

• Substantivo que designa uma grande área de terra plana com poucas árvores, ou adjetivo que descreve algo simples, claro ou sem enfeites.

A noun referring to a large area of flat land with few trees, or an adjective describing something simple, clear, or unadorned.

1. Large flat area of landA2formal

   A large area of flat land with few trees, often used for farming.

   Planície

   • The Great Plains stretch across the central United States.
   • Farmers grow wheat on the vast plains.
   • The herd of buffalo roamed across the open plain.

   Sinônimosgrasslandlowlandprairiesavannasteppe