Portuguese ⇄ English

tempo n
environ.	time 1. The dimension of the physical universe which, at a given place, orders the sequence of events. 2. A designated instant in this sequence, as the time of day. Also known as epoch; weather The day-to-day meteorological conditions, especially temperature, cloudiness, and rainfall, affecting a specific place (meteorologia); time
hobby, cultur., commun.	weather
tempo para escalas de tempo contínuo n
phys.	duration

tempo: 2824 phrases in 85 subjects

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Education	12
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International Monetary Fund	8
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Law	39
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Materials science	17
Mathematics	32
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Microsoft	139
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