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swell

/swel/

Tradução: Adjetivo do inglês americano antigo que significa excelente ou muito bom; hoje é raramente usado., Aumento gradual do tamanho, volume ou extensão de algo, ou uma série longa de ondas na superfície da água., Verbo que indica aumento de tamanho, volume ou intensidade, ou o ato de encher-se de emoção.

3 verbetes

Relações da palavra

adjective

/swel/B2formalamericanobsoleto
  • ptAdjetivo do inglês americano antigo que significa excelente ou muito bom; hoje é raramente usado.

An old-fashioned American English adjective meaning excellent or very good, now rarely used.

  1. Excellent or GreatB2slangamerican

    Very good, excellent, or wonderful (informal, dated slang).

    ptÓtimo

    • That was a swell party last night!
    • He's a swell guy, always willing to help.
    • We had a swell time at the beach.

    Sinônimosexcellentfantasticgreatmarveloussplendidsuperbterrificwonderful

    Antônimosawfulbadhorriblepoorterrible

  2. Elegant or SmartC1informal

    Stylish, fashionable, or well-dressed (dated).

    ptElegante

    • She looked swell in her new dress.
    • The hotel has a swell lobby with chandeliers.
    • He drove a swell car from the 1920s.

    Sinônimosdashingelegantfashionableritzysmartsnappyspiffystylish

Formas
  • more swell comparative form
  • sweller comparative form
  • most swell superlative form
  • swellest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/swel/B2formal
  • ptAumento gradual do tamanho, volume ou extensão de algo, ou uma série longa de ondas na superfície da água.

A noun referring to a gradual increase in size, volume, or extent, or a long series of waves on the surface of water.

  1. Ocean waveB1formal

    A long, rolling wave that moves steadily across the ocean, often without breaking.

    ptOnda do mar

    • Surfers waited for the perfect swell to arrive.
    • The beach had a gentle swell that day.
    • Large swells made the boat rock violently.

    Sinônimosbillowcomberroller

  2. Increase in sizeB2formal

    The act of becoming larger or expanding.

    ptAumento de tamanho

    • There was a sudden swell in the river after the rain.
    • The tumor caused a painful swell in his arm.
    • The swell of the crowd made it hard to move.

    Sinônimosbulgedistensionenlargementexpansiongrowthincreaserisesurgeswelling

    Antônimoscontractdecreasediminishshrinksubside

  3. Fashionable person (slang)slangamerican

    An elegant or stylish person, especially from early 20th-century slang.

    ptElegante (gíria)

    • He dressed like a real swell from the 1920s.
    • The party was full of swells in tuxedos.
    • Look at that swell with the fancy hat.

    Sinônimosbeaubladedandydudefoptoff

Formas
  • swells plural form
  • swells' possessive plural form
  • swell's possessive singular form
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verb

/swel/B1formal
  • ptVerbo que indica aumento de tamanho, volume ou intensidade, ou o ato de encher-se de emoção.

A verb used to indicate the act of increasing in size, volume, or extent, or becoming filled with emotion.

verbo irregular

  1. Increase in sizeB1formal

    To become larger or rounder, often due to pressure or absorption of liquid.

    ptAumentar de tamanho

    • The river swelled after heavy rain.
    • Her ankle swelled up after the injury.
    • The bread dough swelled as it rose.

    Sinônimosballoonbloatbulgedistendenlargeexpandinflatepuff up

    Antônimoscompresscontractdecreasedeflatediminishshrink

  2. B1formal

    To grow or increase in amount, volume, or intensity.

    ptAumentar

    • The crowd swelled to thousands by evening.
    • Pride swelled in his chest after the victory.
    • The music swelled to a crescendo.

    Sinônimosballoonenlargeescalateexpandgrowincreaseinflatemultiplyrisesurge

    Antônimoscontractdeclinedecreasediminishreduceshrinksubside

Formas
  • swelled past participle
  • swollen past participle
  • swelled past simple
  • swelling present participle
  • swells third person singular

Variantes phrasalswell up

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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