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raven

/ˈreɪ.vən/

Tradução: Ave preta de grande porte da família dos corvídeos, com bico forte e reto e cauda longa em forma de cunha; o corvo comum (Corvus corax) é maior que a gralha e ocorre em boa parte do hemisfério norte., Verbo arcaico que significa devorar avidamente ou saquear; também usado para descrever a busca de presas, como faz um corvo.

2 verbetes

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noun

/ˈreɪ.vən/B2formal
  • ptAve preta de grande porte da família dos corvídeos, com bico forte e reto e cauda longa em forma de cunha; o corvo comum (Corvus corax) é maior que a gralha e ocorre em boa parte do hemisfério norte.

A large black bird characterized by a straight bill and a long, wedge-shaped tail.

  1. Large black birdB1formal

    A large, black bird with a straight bill and a long, wedge-shaped tail, known for its intelligence and often associated with mythology.

    ptcorvo

    • A raven perched on the old oak tree.
    • Ravens are known to solve complex puzzles.
    • The raven's call echoed through the valley.
Formas
  • ravens plural form
  • ravens' possessive plural form
  • raven's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/ˈreɪ.vən/C2formalobsoleto
  • ptVerbo arcaico que significa devorar avidamente ou saquear; também usado para descrever a busca de presas, como faz um corvo.

An archaic verb meaning to devour greedily or to plunder; also used to describe the act of seeking prey like a raven.

  1. Seize by violenceC2formal

    To obtain or take something by force or aggression.

    ptTomar à força

    • The invaders ravened the village, taking everything of value.
    • He ravened the treasure from the defeated army.
    • The pirates ravened the coastal towns for supplies.

    Sinônimosdespoilgrabpillageplunderseizesnatchwrest

    Antônimosbestowcedegivegrantofferrelinquishrestorereturnsurrenderyield

  2. Prey on or huntC2formal

    To hunt for or prey upon something, often in a predatory manner.

    ptCaçar ou predar

    • The wolves ravened the deer in the forest.
    • Hawks raven small rodents in the fields.
    • The lion ravened its prey under the cover of darkness.

    Sinônimoschasehuntpreypursuestalk

  3. Eat greedilyC2formal

    To consume food in a voracious or greedy manner.

    ptDevorar

    • The starving man ravened the bread as soon as it was given.
    • They ravened the feast without pausing for conversation.
    • The children ravened the cake before anyone else could have a slice.

    Sinônimoscramdevourglutgorgegormandizeguzzlesatestuffwolfwolf down

  4. Feed greedilyC2formal

    To feed on something with great eagerness or gluttony.

    ptDevorar

    • The vultures ravened on the carcass.
    • He ravened on the lavish buffet at the party.
    • The pigs ravened on the scraps thrown into the pen.

    Sinônimosdevourglutgobblegorgeguzzlewolf

Formas
  • ravened past participle
  • ravened past simple
  • ravening present participle
  • ravens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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