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soul

/səʊl/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a entidade espiritual ou imaterial de uma pessoa, frequentemente considerada imortal e distinta do corpo físico. Também pode se referir à essência, à parte mais profunda ou ao princípio vital de alguém.

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noun

/səʊl/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a entidade espiritual ou imaterial de uma pessoa, frequentemente considerada imortal e distinta do corpo físico. Também pode se referir à essência, à parte mais profunda ou ao princípio vital de alguém.

A noun referring to the spiritual or immaterial essence of a person, often considered immortal and distinct from the physical body.

  1. Spiritual essenceB1formal

    The spiritual or immaterial part of a human being, often regarded as immortal.

    ptAlma

    • Many religions believe the soul lives on after death.
    • He felt a deep connection between his soul and nature.
    • She poured her soul into the painting.

    Sinônimosanimaessencepsychespirit

  2. Emotional or moral qualityB2formal

    The emotional or moral energy and intensity of a person or work.

    ptAlma

    • Her performance was full of soul and passion.
    • The music had a raw soul that moved the audience.
    • He is a man of great soul and kindness.

    Sinônimosdepthessencefeelingheartpassionspiritvitality

  3. Person (informal)A2informal

    Used to refer to a person, especially in a sympathetic or affectionate way.

    ptPessoa (informal)

    • She's a kind soul who always helps others.
    • He's a lost soul searching for meaning.
    • Not a soul was in the building when I arrived.

    Sinônimoscreatureindividualmortal

Formas
  • souls plural form
  • souls' possessive plural form
  • soul's possessive singular form
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