Entrar
to intrude upon a boundary, limit, or domain
invadir, ultrapassar
to lift or move something using a rigid bar or tool as a pivot point
levantar, acionar
to abruptly turn to a different direction
virar, desviar-se
to form and press dough or wet clay with the hands
amassar, sobar
to associate or spend time with someone, typically implying companionship or partnership
associar-se, conviver
to walk with a confident and often arrogant gait
pavonear, andar com arrogância
to act in an improper or unacceptable way
comportar-se mal, agir de forma inadequada
(of a boat or ship) to tilt to one side
to cite as evidence or proof in support of an argument or claim
alegar, citar como prova
(of time) to pass by
decorrer, passar
to change the shape or condition of something in a way that is no longer clear or natural
distorcer, deformar
to return to a previously experienced undesirable behavior after a period of improvement
recair, retornar
to playfully skip, leap, or frolic in a lively and energetic manner
brincar, saltitar
to officially state the punishment of someone found guilty in a court of law
sentenciar
to treat someone with an excessive amount of care and indulgence
mimar, consentir
to better or increase someone or something's quality, strength, value, etc.
melhorar, potencializar
to be reluctant to do something or allow it to happen, particularly because it is dangerous, difficult, or unpleasant
hesitar, recuar
to prance or frolic around in a lively and playful manner
saltitar, brincar alegremente
(of a body part) to become sore or irritated due to being rubbed against something
esfolar, irritar
