Summary
infirm {adjective}
enfermo · fraco
firm {noun}
companhia · empresa · firma · razão social
firm {adjective}
consistente · firme · fixo · forte · rijo · tenaz
Synonyms
infirm: decrepit · debile · feeble
firm: firmly · steadfastly · unwaveringly
more (20)English-Portuguese translation for "infirm"
"infirm" Portuguese translation
infirm {adjective}
firm {noun}
Therefore it is not just like starting a taxi firm to start an airline.
So we were kind of skeptical that maybe it was a competing oil firm just sort of playing the issue up.
Then I bought a taxi, then a public transport firm and then an airline, and then I became the owner of a satellite network. "
Firstly, the Bureau has given the matter consideration, and we have called in a firm to see how the acoustics can be improved.
This proposal seems absurd, since, in the event, this firm is, if anything, the victim.
Therefore it is not just like starting a taxi firm to start an airline.
This would reduce the incidence of VAT on the overall economic activity of the firm.
The bankruptcy of one firm helps the other players in the sector.
That particular headline comes to me from a market research firm.
A private firm cannot decide whether the expenditure is appropriate.
It has been reported to me that the firm Bayer itself, naming no names, was astonished by this new evidence.
This audit was carried out by a firm of auditors.
An exemption of this kind is granted for CFC-11 to the firm Du Pont in Luxembourg for the manufacture of polyolefin fibres.
firm {noun} [bus.] (also: corporate name)
firm {adjective}
firm {adj.} (also: stable, solid, consistent)
I am therefore devoting particular attention to the critical points; I would only ask you to put forward considered reasons so that a firm...
Furthermore, the citizens of the Member States must be included in the process and we must ensure firmer support from the people than is the case at present in decisions taken at EU level.
Then Mr Perry says that he wants this action to be absolutely firm and ferocious.
Partnership at work must be based on the firm foundation of union recognition.
That implies firm and unswerving commitment from the Council itself first of all.
Mr President, let us therefore have a firm desire to put this potential to good use.
When fate ties two strangers together their love is firm as heaven & earth
And in the face of these tragedies a comprehensive range of concrete and firm gestures is called for.
They can be combated by means of a firm political will.
Cyprus has now closed 22 chapters in the negotiation and presents itself as a firm candidate for accession.
You must all have noticed that the prospect of the euro is already providing a very firm element of stability.
We should like to see a firm commitment by the Commission to supply the necessary technical assistance.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "infirm":
Synonyms (English) for "firm":
© Princeton Universityfirmly · steadfastly · unwaveringly · strong · loyal · truehearted · fast(a) · fast · immobile · solid · steadfast · steady · stiff · unbendable · unfaltering · unshakable · unwavering · unfluctuating · tauten · house
Usage examples
Usage examples for "infirm" in Portuguese
Knowledge and technology are advancing rapidly and account must be taken of the interests of couples and the infirm, but of course there are boundaries which cannot be crossed.
Similar words
infertile · infertility · infidel · infidelity · infiltration · infinite · infinitely · infinitesimal · infinitive · infinity · infirm · infirmary · infirmation · infirmity · inflammable · inflammation · inflammatory · inflatable · inflation · inflationary · inflexibility
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