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role

/rəʊl/

Tradução: Substantivo que indica a função, a posição ou o comportamento esperado de uma pessoa ou coisa em um determinado contexto, como no trabalho, em uma peça teatral ou em uma atividade.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/rəʊl/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que indica a função, a posição ou o comportamento esperado de uma pessoa ou coisa em um determinado contexto, como no trabalho, em uma peça teatral ou em uma atividade.

A noun referring to the function, position, or expected behavior of a person or thing within a particular context, such as a job, play, or activity.

  1. Character in performanceA2formal

    A part played by an actor or actress in a play, film, or other performance.

    ptPapel em atuação

    • She got the leading role in the school play.
    • He played the role of a detective in the movie.
    • The actor prepared extensively for his role.

    Sinônimoscharacterpartpersona

  2. B1formal

    The function or position that someone or something has in a situation, organization, or society.

    ptPapel

    • Parents have an important role in their children's education.
    • What is your role in the project?
    • Technology plays a key role in modern communication.

    Sinônimoscapacitydutyfunctionjobpartplacepositionresponsibilitytask

  3. Expected behaviorB2formal

    The typical behavior or expected actions associated with a particular position or status.

    ptPapel

    • He fulfilled his role as team captain perfectly.
    • Society expects certain roles from men and women.
    • The teacher explained the role of government in society.

    Sinônimoscapacitydutyfunctionjobpartpositionresponsibility

Formas
  • roles plural form
  • roles' possessive plural form
  • role's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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