repertory

• Substantivo que designa um acervo ou coleção de itens, habilidades ou obras mantidos ou disponíveis para uso, como um estoque de mercadorias, uma gama de capacidades ou o conjunto de peças que um artista ou companhia pode apresentar regularmente.

A noun referring to a storehouse or collection of items, skills, or works that are kept or available for use, such as a stock of goods, a range of abilities, or a set of performances an artist or company can regularly present.

1. Storehouse or repositoryC1formal

   A place where a stock of items is kept for future use.

   Depósito

   • The library serves as a repertory of ancient manuscripts.
   • The warehouse was a repertory for spare parts and tools.
   • The museum's repertory of artifacts is vast and well-preserved.

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2. Range of skills or resourcesC1formal

   The entire range of skills, aptitudes, or devices used in a particular field or occupation.

   Arsenal de habilidades

   • The chef's repertory of techniques includes both classic and modern methods.
   • Her repertory of negotiation skills helped her close the deal.
   • The engineer's repertory of tools allowed him to solve complex problems.

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3. Collection of performable worksB2formalart

   A collection of works (plays, songs, operas, ballets) that an artist or company can perform, often on a regular schedule.

   Repertório

   • The theater company has a rich repertory of Shakespearean plays.
   • The opera singer's repertory includes works by Verdi and Puccini.
   • The ballet troupe performed pieces from their classical repertory.

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