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sluice

/sluːs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um canal ou conduto por onde corre uma corrente rápida de água, geralmente controlada por uma comporta. Também se refere à própria comporta ou eclusa usada para regular o nível e o fluxo da água., Verbo que significa lavar ou arrastar algo com um jato de água, geralmente em um canal ou comporta; também pode significar fluir em grande quantidade ou em jato.

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noun

/sluːs/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um canal ou conduto por onde corre uma corrente rápida de água, geralmente controlada por uma comporta. Também se refere à própria comporta ou eclusa usada para regular o nível e o fluxo da água.

A noun referring to a channel or conduit that carries a rapid flow of water, typically controlled by a gate (sluicegate).

  1. Water control channelC1formal

    A channel or passage that carries a fast-moving stream of water, typically controlled by a gate (sluice gate).

    ptComporta

    • The miller opened the sluice to let water turn the wheel.
    • Heavy rain caused the sluice to overflow.
    • The engineers repaired the sluice to prevent flooding.

    Sinônimoschannelconduitflumeracesluicewaywaterway

Formas
  • sluices plural form
  • sluices' possessive plural form
  • sluice's possessive singular form
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verb

/sluːs/C1formal
  • ptVerbo que significa lavar ou arrastar algo com um jato de água, geralmente em um canal ou comporta; também pode significar fluir em grande quantidade ou em jato.

A verb meaning to wash or flush out with a stream of water, or to flow out in a stream.

  1. Pour or flow freelyC1formal

    To cause water or another liquid to flow in a large stream, as if released from a sluice gate.

    ptDerramar ou fluir livremente

    • The water sluiced down the mountainside after the dam broke.
    • He sluiced the mud off the deck with a hose.
    • Rainwater sluiced through the gutters during the storm.

    Sinônimoscascadefloodgushpourrushspoutstreamsurge

  2. Irrigate using a sluiceC1formaltechnical

    To supply land with water by means of a sluice or channel.

    ptIrrigar por meio de comporta

    • Farmers sluice their fields from the nearby canal.
    • The ancient system sluiced the valley with river water.
    • They sluiced the dry soil to prepare it for planting.

    Sinônimosirrigatewater

  3. Transport via a sluiceC1formaltechnical

    To send or move something, such as logs or ore, down a sluice channel.

    ptTransportar por comporta

    • The logs were sluiced down the river to the sawmill.
    • Miners sluiced gravel to separate gold from sediment.
    • They sluiced the debris away from the construction site.
  4. Draw through a sluiceC1formaltechnical

    To pass or draw something through a sluice or similar channel.

    ptFazer passar por comporta

    • The water was sluiced through the narrow channel to power the mill.
    • They sluiced the liquid through a filter to remove impurities.
    • The system sluices the coolant through the engine block.

    Sinônimoschannelconveydirectdraw offflushfunnel

Formas
  • sluiced past participle
  • sluiced past simple
  • sluicing present participle
  • sluices third person singular

Variantes phrasalsluice down

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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