Afford
afford
v. permitir-se; arcar com as despesas, bancar; suprir, prover, fornecer; proporcionar
afford
dar
verb: dar, proporcionar, dispor, conceder, poder, permitir-se
dispor, proporcionar, conceder, pagar
afford
dar
verb: dar, proporcionar, dispor, conceder, poder, permitir-se
dispor, proporcionar, conceder, pagar
afford
v. ■ verb
(can/could afford) have sufficient money, time, or means for. ▶be able to do something without risk of adverse consequences.
provide (an opportunity or facility).
OE geforthian ‘promote, perform’, later ‘manage to do’, from ge- (prefix implying completeness) + forthian ‘to further’, from
Essay
essay
n. ensaio; composição
essay
v. tentar, experimentar
essay
ensaio
noun: ensaio, dissertação, composição, tentativa, experiência, esboço
verb: ensaiar, experimentar
dissertação, composição, redação, essay
essay
n. ■ noun 'ɛseɪ
a piece of writing on a particular subject.
formal an attempt or effort.
a trial design of a postage stamp.
■ verb ɛ'seɪ formal attempt: he essayed a smile.Reward
reward
reward
n. prêmio; recompensa; gratificação; retribuição
reward
v. recompensar; retribuir; premiar
reward
recompensar
verb: recompensar, premiar, remunerar, retribuir, pagar
noun: recompensa, prêmio, remuneração, retribuição, paga, gratificação
premiar, recompensa, remunerar, retribuir
reward
n. ■ noun a thing given in recognition of service, effort, or achievement. ▶a fair return for good or bad behaviour. ▶a sum offered for the detection of a criminal, the restoration of lost property, etc.
■ verb give a reward to. ▶show one’s appreciation of (an action or quality) by making a gift. ▶(be rewarded) receive what one deserves.
go to one’s reward euphemistic die.
rewardless adjective
ME: from Anglo-Norman Fr., var. of OFr. reguard ‘regard, heed’, also an early sense of the Engl. word.
