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resurface

/ˌriːˈsɜːrfɪs/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar o ato de aparecer novamente depois de ter sido escondido, perdido ou submerso, ou para aplicar uma nova camada de material sobre algo.

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verb

/ˌriːˈsɜːrfɪs/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar o ato de aparecer novamente depois de ter sido escondido, perdido ou submerso, ou para aplicar uma nova camada de material sobre algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of appearing again after being hidden, lost, or submerged, or to put a new surface on something.

  1. Reappear on the surfaceB2formal

    To come back up to the surface of a liquid or ground.

    ptVir à tona

    • The submarine resurfaced after an hour underwater.
    • The swimmer resurfaced to catch a breath.
    • Bubbles resurfaced from the bottom of the lake.

    Sinônimosemergereappearrisesurface

    Antônimosdiveimmerseplungesinksubmerge

  2. Cover with a new surfaceB2formal

    To apply a new layer or covering to a road, floor, or other surface.

    ptRecapear

    • The city council decided to resurface the old road.
    • They resurfaced the tennis court with new asphalt.
    • The workers resurfaced the kitchen floor with tiles.

    Sinônimosrefacerefinish

  3. Appear againB2formal

    To become visible or known again after being hidden or forgotten.

    ptRessurgir

    • Old memories resurfaced during the therapy session.
    • The issue resurfaced in the latest political debate.
    • His name resurfaced in the investigation after years.

    Sinônimosarisecome backcrop upre-emergereappearreturn

    Antônimosconcealdisappearhidesinksubmergevanish

Formas
  • resurfaced past participle
  • resurfaced past simple
  • resurfacing present participle
  • resurfaces third person singular
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