English-Portuguese translation for "brace"

brace {noun} (also: clamp, braces)

brace {noun} (also: switch, key, spanner, wrench)

brace {noun} (also: wrapper, belt, strap, sash)

brace {noun} (also: mass, collection, cluster, set)

brace {noun} (also: strap, belt, leash, thong)

brace {noun} (also: stilt, stay, holder, hold)

to brace [braced|braced] {v.i.}

Brace yourself.

Brace yourselves.

Brace the gates!

You should brace yourself.

He says, "Brace for impact."

So I was bracing myself for the moment.

All I can suggest is a belt-and-braces approach.

Brace yourself for what I'm about to tell you.

As such, it is a case of belt and braces regarding this issue.

We now have a belt-and-braces system for the safety of our beef.

We should brace ourselves within the European Union for more revelations of collusion between the police and politicians.

Study after study has shown that we should be bracing ourselves for a significant rise in the number of people suffering from this disease.

I call on the Commission and the Member State governments to brace their backbones and stand up robustly for what they know is for the good of mankind.

That is what you could call a 'belt and braces approach ', and I know it is consistent with the desires expressed by Mr Stenmarck.

These steel trusses, together with the interchange platforms, serve to brace the two office towers.

The treaty must brace itself for a series of other areas, so that it can also become a clear goal to promote consumer policy considerations and consumer interests.

In my view, if we do not set up a sound and reliable system - since we are mainly dealing with countries outside of the Union - then we had better brace ourselves for the first scandal.