Portuguese to English Dictionary (Dicionário Português-Inglês)

Preordination

The act of determining or arranging in advance, especially in a theological context regarding fate or destiny.

Preposing

The act of placing a word or phrase before its normal position in a sentence.

Preprogramming

The act or process of setting up instructions, parameters, or data in a computer, system, or device before operation or execution begins.

Prepuce

The fold of skin that covers the glans of the penis or clitoris.

Prerogative

A right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual or class.

Presage

A sign or warning that something, typically something bad, is going to happen.

Prescriptive

Relating to the establishment of rules or norms, especially in language or law.

Presentist

A person who believes that the present is the most important time in history, often in contrast to those who emphasize the past or future.

Preservational

Relating to the act of preserving or maintaining something in its original state.

Presumptive

Based on or involving an assumption or presumption.

Prevail

To prove more powerful or superior; to triumph or win.

Primatology

The scientific study of primates, including their behavior, biology, and evolution.