English-Portuguese translation for "litter"

litter {noun} (also: mace, stretcher)

litter {noun} (also: brood)

litter {noun} (also: detritus)

litter {noun}

litter {noun} (also: manger)

to litter [littered|littered] {vb} (also: to disseminate, to spread, to strew)

to litter [littered|littered] {vb} (also: to give birth, to have a baby, to give birth to, to calve)

The pass that we have to negotiate is littered with pitfalls.

Your document is also littered with mistakes and half-truths.

Peat grows continually through the assimilation of bog plants and the production of forest litter.

On a slightly different note, I have noticed that the Green Paper is littered with a great many questions.

Too many animals sustain injuries on legs and chest due to poor litter.

So we looked at how we could compose all those elements instead of just litter, create one composition.

We are also pretending to believe that democracy can be built by force on a site littered with mines and bombs.

Africa is littered with regions and subregions, with many nations being intertwined with a number of regions.

Yet it really would be a pity if we voted on a report littered with legal implausibility, with formal trash.

Nevertheless, world history is littered with agreements and treaties that were not respected and led to nothing.

History is littered with a whole series of pointless wars but this particular one must be one of the most pointless wars in hundreds of years.

Nationals of third countries have seen their movement littered with traps, as a result of the Schengen agreement and the mirage of zero immigration.

After ten years, a lot of the Japanese caps are in what we call the Eastern Garbage Patch, while ours litter the Philippines.

Economic history is littered with examples of monetary authorities deciding to stimulate inflation in order to lessen the burden of national debt.

Diseases must be kept at bay, the landmines littering the area must be cleared and re-housing schemes must be established.

They concern in particular the tethering of animals and requirements in terms of the lying area and litter area that should be provided for each animal.

Three or four times a year, the Danish coast is littered with birds covered in oil because our ships discharge oil in our waters.

The first months of its implementation have unfortunately been littered with increasingly serious incidents involving Ireland, Italy, Germany and Portugal.

It is estimated that between five and ten people are injured in mine blasts every day in Afghanistan and that an estimated 10 million mines litter the country.

In terms of proportion, how can possible obstacles to freedom of movement or even intimidation compare with the thousands of appallingly mutilated bodies littering the soil of Algeria?