Vocab Bloom Hub

reasonable

/ˈriː.zən.ə.bəl/

Tradução: Descreve algo que é justo, sensato ou baseado no bom senso; também pode indicar algo aceitável, moderado ou dentro de limites razoáveis.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈriː.zən.ə.bəl/A2formal
  • ptDescreve algo que é justo, sensato ou baseado no bom senso; também pode indicar algo aceitável, moderado ou dentro de limites razoáveis.

Describes something that is fair, sensible, or based on good judgment.

  1. Fair and sensibleB1formal

    Based on good sense and logic; not extreme or excessive.

    ptRazoável

    • She made a reasonable request for a day off.
    • His argument was reasonable and well-supported.
    • It is reasonable to expect a response within a week.

    Sinônimosfairjudiciousjustlogicalmoderatepracticalrationalsensiblesoundwise

    Antônimosexcessiveextremeillogicalirrationalsenselessunfairunreasonable

  2. Moderate in priceB1informal

    Not too expensive; affordable.

    ptPreço moderado

    • The hotel offers reasonable rates for its rooms.
    • We found a restaurant with reasonable prices.
    • The cost of the repair was quite reasonable.

    Sinônimosaffordablebudgetcheapeconomicalfairinexpensivelow-costmoderate

    Antônimoscostlydearexpensiveoverpriced

  3. Acceptable or satisfactoryB1formal

    Good enough for a particular purpose; adequate.

    ptRazoável

    • The quality of the work was reasonable.
    • She gave a reasonable explanation for her absence.
    • The team achieved a reasonable level of success.

    Sinônimosacceptableadequateall rightdecentfairpassablesatisfactorytolerable

    Antônimosinadequateunacceptableunsatisfactory

Formas
  • more reasonable comparative form
  • most reasonable superlative form
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