putter

• No golfe, taco de cabeça achatada usado para dar tacadas curtas e rasteiras no green, ou o jogador que usa esse taco.

A noun referring to a golf club with a flat face used for short, low-speed strokes on the putting green, or a golfer who uses such a club.

1. Golfer who is puttingB2formalsport

   A golfer who is currently making a putt on the green.

   Golfista que está puttando

   • The putter carefully studied the slope of the green.
   • A skilled putter can save many strokes during a round.
   • The putter missed a short putt that cost him the match.

2. Golf club for puttingB1formalsport

   A specialized golf club with a flat face, used for short, low-speed strokes on the putting green.

   Taco de golfe para putting

   • He selected his putter from the bag before approaching the green.
   • A good putter is essential for a low score in golf.
   • She practiced with her putter for an hour before the tournament.

• Verbo que significa ocupar-se de atividades sem objetivo ou pouco produtivas, muitas vezes movendo-se devagar ou sem rumo; também pode indicar agir de forma lenta e relaxada, sem pressa.

A verb meaning to engage in aimless or unproductive activity, often moving slowly or without purpose.

1. Work lightlyB2informalamerican

   To engage in light, casual, or unhurried work, often without a specific goal.

   Fazer trabalhos leves

   • He spent the afternoon puttering in the garden.
   • She likes to putter around the house on weekends.
   • I was just puttering with some old tools in the shed.

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   Antônimoshurryrushspeed

2. Do random or unplanned activitiesB2informalamerican

   To spend time doing trivial, unplanned tasks or activities, often idly.

   Fazer pequenas tarefas

   • He puttered around the garage, organizing his tools.
   • She puttered with her phone while waiting for the bus.
   • They spent the morning puttering about the kitchen.

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   Antônimoshustlelaborstrivetoilwork

3. Move around aimlesslyB2informalamerican

   To move or wander without a clear purpose or direction.

   Vagar sem rumo

   • The cat puttered around the yard, sniffing at flowers.
   • He puttered from room to room, not sure what to do.
   • She puttered down the street, window-shopping.

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   Antônimosdashhurryrushspeed

Variantes phrasalputter around