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ward off

/wɔːrd ɒf/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a ação de impedir que algo perigoso ou desagradável se aproxime ou cause dano a alguém ou algo.

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verb

/wɔːrd ɒf/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de impedir que algo perigoso ou desagradável se aproxime ou cause dano a alguém ou algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of preventing something dangerous or unpleasant from affecting or reaching someone or something.

incontável · transitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Prevent or repelformal

    To prevent something harmful or unpleasant from affecting you.

    ptPrevenir ou repelir

    • She took vitamins to ward off the flu.
    • The talisman was believed to ward off evil spirits.
    • He used a strong deodorant to ward off insects.

    Sinônimosavertdeflectfend offparrypreventrepelstave offthwart

    Antônimosattractencouragefosterinvite

  2. formal

    To avoid or deflect a threat, attack, or problem.

    ptEvitar ou desviar

    • The knight raised his shield to ward off the blow.
    • They built a fence to ward off intruders.
    • She tried to ward off his questions with a joke.

    Sinônimosavertcounterdeflectfend offforestallparryprecluderepelstave offthwart

    Antônimosattractcourtencourageinvitewelcome

Formas
  • warded off past participle
  • warded off past simple
  • warding off present participle
  • wards off third person singular

Verbo baseward

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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