Translation for 'a spoonful of' from English to Portuguese

a spoonful of

uma colherada de

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a lot of

muito {adj}

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a wealth of

uma profusão de

hundredth of a second

centésimo {m} de segundo

a vast number of

incontáveis

swallow (of a drink)

unverified gole {m}

thousandth of a second

milésimo {m} de segundo

a glass of water

um copo {m} d'água

Son of a bitch! [vulg.]

Puta que pariu! [vulg.]

Death of a Salesman [Arthur Miller]

A Morte do Caixeiro Viajantelit.teatroF

to make sth. a subject of discussion

tematizar algo

It's only a matter of time (before ...)

É só uma questão de tempo (antes que ...)

É só uma questão de tempo (até que ...)

a

uma {f}

um {m}

a few

alguns

a lot

bastante {noun}

muito {noun}

a bit

um pouco

a little

um pouco

to have a fever

estar com febremed.

• She is also proud of her Apple Brown Betty to which she adds a spoonful of orange juice.
• Then add the almonds a spoonful of butter, and pour in waxed paper cups and leave to cool.
• These fluids can have up to a spoonful of diamondoids per US gallon (3.78 liters).
• Alongside his sons Robert and Richard, Al Sherman became the subjects of a London musical concert, "A Spoonful of Sherman" narrated by Sherman's grandson, Robert J.
• MusicWorld (UK) produced the successful UK revue presentation "A Spoonful of Sherman" (2014 - 2017 and the 2018 UK/Ireland tour) and was a producer on "Love Birds" (2015) and producer of "Bumblescratch" at the Adelphi starring Darren Day.

• It can also be made adding a spoonful of whipped cream on top of the sliced peaches.
• The diary of a young Jewish girl from Łódź recounts a fight she had with her father over a spoonful of "zacierki" taken from the family's meager supply of 200 grams a week.
• After four days, each family member eats a spoonful of cooked bananas with salt and sugar to break this fast.
• However when a spoonful of very cold oil is put into a pan on a stove and it is slowly heated and swirled around, the oil will gradually warm up, and there is a definite temperature range where the oil is warm and traditionally "oily."
• Another inverse happens during the song "A Spoonful of Sugar" from Mary Poppins, as, during the line "Just a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down," the words "go down" leap from a lower to a higher note.

• However Melville was lured to a prearranged place where he was killed by being thrown into a cauldron of boiling water and each of the murderers took a spoonful of the murderous brew.
• This holy water is called Theertha, and is preserved in all Kodava homes. A spoonful of this water is fed to the dying, in the belief that they will attain "moksha" (spiritual emancipation) and gain entry to heaven.
• Workers then filed by and each was given a spoonful of mango water.
• If eaten hot, the pudding is traditionally served with cream poured on top in wealthy households, and with full fat milk where cream was not available. A spoonful of sweet jam or conserve is also a very popular topping for the pudding.
• To a pint of pulp of skirrets add a spoonful of flour, the yolks of four eggs, sugar and spice. Make them into a thick batter, and fry them quick.

• Original Cast Recordings include: "Love Birds", "Soho Cinders", "Sleeping Arrangements", "Ushers: The Front of House Musical", and "A Spoonful of Sherman".
• Rather than viewing herself as a complete failure for eating a spoonful of ice cream, the woman in the example could still recognize her overall effort to diet as at least a partial success.
• In Season 1, Episode 3 of the American TV series Shameless, “Aunt Ginger”, viewers can see the characters Debbie and Ginger taking a spoonful of Geritol.
• Everyone present eats a spoonful of kutia, after which the other dishes are brought out and eaten.
• She grabs a bottle of Vicks Formula 44 and gives Oddjob a spoonful of the cough syrup, which cures his cough; the two bow to each other, and then the wife looks past Oddjob to take in the destruction he has caused.