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shingle

/ˈʃɪŋ.ɡəl/

Tradução: Substantivo com vários sentidos: peça fina de material usado para cobrir telhados ou revestir paredes; seixos grandes e arredondados pela água em praias; ou pequena placa que indica o consultório de um profissional, como médico ou advogado., Cobrir um telhado ou parede com telhas ou placas retangulares sobrepostas, geralmente de madeira, asfalto ou ardósia. Também se usa para cortar o cabelo de modo que as mechas se sobreponham.

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noun

/ˈʃɪŋ.ɡəl/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo com vários sentidos: peça fina de material usado para cobrir telhados ou revestir paredes; seixos grandes e arredondados pela água em praias; ou pequena placa que indica o consultório de um profissional, como médico ou advogado.

A noun with multiple meanings: a thin piece of building material used for roofing or siding; coarse, waterworn gravel found on beaches; or a small signboard indicating a professional office, such as a doctor's or lawyer's.

  1. Roofing or siding materialB1formal

    A thin, flat piece of wood, slate, or other material used to cover roofs or walls in overlapping rows.

    ptTelha de madeira

    • The old wooden shingles were replaced with modern asphalt ones.
    • A strong wind tore several shingles off the roof.
    • The house has beautiful cedar shingles on its exterior walls.

    Sinônimosshakeslatetile

  2. Beach gravelB2formalbritish

    Small, smooth, water-worn stones and pebbles found on a beach, or a stretch of shore covered with such material.

    ptCascalho de praia

    • The beach was covered in fine shingle, not sand.
    • We walked along the shingle, listening to the waves.
    • The shingle crunched under our feet as we approached the water.

    Sinônimosgravel

  3. Professional signboardB2informalamerican

    A small signboard, typically displayed outside the office of a professional such as a doctor or lawyer.

    ptPlaca de profissional

    • The lawyer hung out his shingle and started his own practice.
    • She decided to hang her shingle as a therapist in the city center.
    • The old doctor's shingle still hangs above the door.

    Sinônimosdoorplatenameplatesignsignboard

Formas
  • shingles plural form
  • shingles' possessive plural form
  • shingle's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈʃɪŋ.ɡəl/C1formal
  • ptCobrir um telhado ou parede com telhas ou placas retangulares sobrepostas, geralmente de madeira, asfalto ou ardósia. Também se usa para cortar o cabelo de modo que as mechas se sobreponham.

A verb meaning to cover a roof or wall with overlapping rectangular tiles, typically made of wood, asphalt, or slate.

  1. Cover with shinglesB2formal

    To cover a roof or wall with overlapping rectangular pieces of material, such as wood, slate, or asphalt.

    ptCobrir com telhas

    • The workers shingled the entire roof in two days.
    • They hired a contractor to shingle the new house.
    • He learned how to shingle a roof from his father.
Formas
  • shingled past participle
  • shingled past simple
  • shingling present participle
  • shingles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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