rivet

• Substantivo que designa um pino ou rebite metálico usado para unir peças, ou um elemento decorativo em forma de rebite usado para ornamentar objetos como cintos e escudos.

A noun referring to a metal pin or bolt used to fasten pieces together, or an ornamental stud-like protuberance used for decoration on items such as belts or shields.

1. Decorative studC1formalart

   An ornamental circular knob or protuberance, often found on items like belts, shields, or vaulted ceilings.

   Rebite decorativo

   • The antique belt was adorned with brass rivets.
   • The shield had a central rivet that caught the light.
   • The vaulted ceiling featured decorative rivets at each intersection.

   Sinônimosbossstud

2. Metal fastenerB2formaltechnical

   A heavy metal pin with a head on one end, used to permanently join pieces of metal or other materials by hammering the plain end flat after insertion.

   Rebite

   • The ship's hull was held together by thousands of steel rivets.
   • He used a rivet gun to secure the metal plates.
   • The old bridge was constructed using rivets instead of welds.

• Verbo que significa fixar ou prender firmemente algo, geralmente com rebites, ou atrair e prender completamente a atenção de alguém.

A verb meaning to fasten or fix something firmly, or to attract and hold someone's attention completely.

1. Direct one's attention on somethingB2formal

   To focus one's gaze or attention intently on something.

   Fitar

   • He riveted his eyes on the horizon.
   • She riveted her attention on the speaker.
   • The audience riveted their gaze on the stage.

   Sinônimosabsorbcaptivateengrossfascinatefixategripholdspellbind

   Antônimosdistractdivertignoreoverlook

2. Fasten with a rivet or rivetsB2formal

   To join or secure metal parts together using a metal bolt or pin.

   Rebitar

   • The workers riveted the steel beams together.
   • They riveted the plates to the ship's hull.
   • The mechanic riveted the broken bracket back into place.

   Sinônimosboltclinchfastenjoinpinsecure

3. Hold someone's attentionB2formal

   To completely capture and hold someone's interest or attention.

   Prender a atenção

   • The movie riveted the audience from start to finish.
   • Her speech riveted everyone in the room.
   • The novel's plot riveted readers for hours.

   Sinônimosabsorbcaptivateengrossenthrallfascinategriphypnotizespellbind

   Antônimosboredistract