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Multilingual Essentials: Phrases & Terms


Multilingual Essentials: Phrases & TermsVersión en línea Common phrases and translations por Luciano Fernandes Pereira Felipe Teacher Lu 1 Empinar pipa → Flying a kite (or "to fly a kite") a Playing marbles (or "to play marbles") b Bruise (noun) – "She has a bruise on her leg." c Jogar bolinha de gude → Playing marbles (or "to play marbles") d Flying a kite (or "to fly a kite") 2 If you mean a rectangular sports court (e.g., for basketball, volleyball, tennis, or futsal): what is the most common term? a Volleyball court b Basketball court c Tennis court d Court (most common) 3 Example translation: "Vamos jogar na quadra." → a "Let's play on the court." b "Let's play on the playground." c "Let's play on the field." d "Let's play in the court." 4 For a block of houses or streets, which term is used? a Playground b Quatrain c Courtyard d Block / City block 5 Which terms refer to a general outdoor paved area where children play (like a schoolyard)? a Paved play area b Concrete court c Schoolyard d Playground (if it has equipment) 6 Four-line stanza (in poetry) a Quatrain b Haiku c Sonnet d Couplet 7 Bruise (noun) vs. bruised (adjective) examples: which lines correspond to noun and adjective respectively? a Bruise (noun) – "Her skin is bruised."; Bruised (adjective) – "She has a bruise on her leg." b Bruise (noun) – "She has a bruise on her leg."; Bruised (adjective) – "His arm is bruised." c Bruised (noun) – "She has a bruise on her leg."; Bruise (adjective) – "His arm is bruised." d Bruise (verb) – "She bruises easily."; Bruised (noun) – "Her leg is bruised." 8 Which set of sentences expresses hair tied up or pinned up? a "I was always wearing my hair tied up, or pinned up." b "I was always wearing my hair down, loose." c "I always had my hair tied back or pinned up." d "I was always wearing my hair up, either tied or pinned."

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Multilingual Essentials: Phrases & TermsVersión en línea

por Luciano Fernandes Pereira Felipe Teacher Lu

Empinar pipa → Flying a kite (or "to fly a kite")

If you mean a rectangular sports court (e.g., for basketball, volleyball, tennis, or futsal): what is the most common term?

Example translation: "Vamos jogar na quadra." →

For a block of houses or streets, which term is used?

Which terms refer to a general outdoor paved area where children play (like a schoolyard)?

Four-line stanza (in poetry)

Bruise (noun) vs. bruised (adjective) examples: which lines correspond to noun and adjective respectively?

Which set of sentences expresses hair tied up or pinned up?