English-Portuguese translation for "lance"

lance {noun} (also: harpoon, spear)

to lance [lanced|lanced] {vb}

cast {noun}

bid {noun}

start {noun}

shot {noun}

stile {noun}

to launch [launched|launched] {vb}

to release [released|released] {vb}

to throw [threw|thrown] {vb}

to cast [cast; casted|cast; casted] {vb}

to toss [tossed|tossed] {vb}

to fling [flung|flung] {vb}

to thrust [thrust|thrust] {vb}

to roll out {v.t.}

A match is three lances.

Ulrich's broken thousands of lances.

So, what shaped Lance?

Three scores to none after two lances.

Lance points are tipped with coronals, which blunts them.

The score stands at three lances to none in favor of Sir Ector.

Sir Ulrich von Lichtenstein...... defeats Roger Lord Mortimer one lance to none.

Or being in a position like Lance Armstrong, and someone says to you, "You've got testicular cancer."

This in turn clearly means that we must lance the festering boil left behind by the war crimes which have been committed.

I'm a Lance Armstrong fan, so I'll go ahead and I'll click on that, which reveals, for me, all the issues in which Lance Armstrong's been a part of.

You are not to be seen in the front line when the time comes to break a lance for European democracy: silence on social issues, Chancellor, and lessons in harmony.

In attempting to lance this boil, priority must be given to the issue of banking secrecy, because enormous and lethal flows of money are passing through the legal economy.

I think this is where the Socialist Group is to be congratulated, since it was our patient strategy which lanced the boil that was sapping the institutions.