English-Portuguese translation for "cover"
"cover" Portuguese translation
cover {noun}
As the front cover of The Economist said this week: Europe is not working!
you can't tell a book by its cover
There was this big sort of bumpy-looking virus on the cover, and I just wanted to read it.
And the audience came together, and they designed an album cover.
Edgar Rosenberg if you know that name -- called me and said she loved the cover, it was so sweet.
bed-cover
That means it covers the majority of transfers to the private sector and the SMEs.
Amendment No 5 is covered by Amendment No 22, which is accepted as it stands.
With regard to Amendment No 1, the issue is already covered by the text.
But, in this instance, sportspeople are already covered enough.
On the bottom of the device, remove the battery cover and flip the switch to Bluetooth mode.
Multi-purpose Cover
How can you tell the difference between a speculative transaction and a cover operation?
Moreover, the GSP's social clause does not cover a sufficiently broad geographical area.
Citizens should not be forced to pay twice for cover they do not need.
The second use is to cover balance of payments external deficits.
She was the editor then of a magazine called ID, and she gave me a cover story.
cover {noun} [mus.]
cover {noun} [mus.]
to cover {verb}
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to comprise, to reach, to calm down, to hug)
The EU initiative is focused on Africa, but will also cover other regions.
These standards should cover the whole of the Mediterranean and all coastal countries.
We are also pleased that the proposal is to cover the service sector, too.
It will refocus the Union’ s relationship with Africa to cover the whole continent.
Amendment No 17 clarifies how to cover special group structures.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to coat, to roof, to wrap, to overflow)
The work is to cover the years 2003 to 2005, and we are already well into 2003.
We can no longer afford to cover the above issues with the cloak of charity.
As for the press, it must be free to cover the events and to do so in safety.
We have also been campaigning for a suitable framework to cover bonds.
However, it is not clear where the resources to cover this new expenditure will come from.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to block, to plug, to bung up)
Anyone who isn´t dead or from another plane of existence... would do well to cover their ears right about now.
This picture shows a patch of sky so small that it would take about 100 patches like it to cover the full moon in the sky.
In Mrs Karamanou's report, the definitions are so wide that there is a risk that we will have to cover up the Maneken Pis in the future.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to travel)
Our group currently maintains close contacts with both countries, but they have a long distance still to cover.
cover.
The speed at which they move towards accession and the ground they have to cover will dictate the time at which they can accede to the
We still have much ground to cover to catch up with the United States; a good deal of my work will focus on reducing this gap.
There is no link whatsoever between the distance to be covered and the fare.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to conceal, to hide)
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to wrap, to bind)
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to overlay)
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to put the lid on, to secure)
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to put on, to line)
The fact that you cover the traps with a bit of rubber makes no difference at all to an animal's legs.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "cover":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "cover" in Portuguese
Similar words
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