Portuguese to English Dictionary (Dicionário Português-Inglês)

Vives

A disease of horses, characterized by swelling of the glands around the ears.

Viz

That is to say; namely; used to introduce clarification, specification, or a detailed listing of something previously mentioned.

Volatile environment

A setting or context characterized by rapid, frequent, and unpredictable changes.

Vulturism

The practice or habit of preying on the misfortunes, vulnerabilities, or distress of others for personal or financial gain.

Waddle

To walk with short steps, swaying from side to side.

Wading-Bird

A type of bird that wades in water to feed, typically found in wetlands and shorelines.

Wager

An agreement to risk money on the outcome of an uncertain event; a bet.

Waif

A homeless, neglected, or abandoned person, especially a homeless child.

Waive

To refrain from applying or enforcing a rule, restriction, or legal right.

Wake

To emerge or cause to emerge from sleep; to stop sleeping.

Wake-up

An alarm or a call intended to wake someone from sleep.

Wakey-wakey

A cheerful or playful exclamation used to wake someone up or tell them it is time to get out of bed.