Pesquisar
to dust
01
tirar o pó, limpar o pó
to use a soft cloth or tool to clean and remove particles from the surface of objects, like furniture
Transitive: to dust a surface
02
polvilhar, cobrir com pó
to rub or sprinkle a fine, dry powder over a surface to obscure or soften the outlines of a shape, often to create a specific effect or reveal hidden details
Transitive: to dust sth
03
pó, polvilhar
to loosely distribute or scatter fine particles or substances over an area or surface
Transitive: to dust an area or surface
3.1
polvilhar, espalhar
to lightly coat something with a fine substance, often for seasoning or flavoring
Dust
01
poeira, pó
the fine, dry particles of matter, such as dirt, earth, or pollen, that can be easily carried by the wind
02
pó, cinzas
the fine particles that remain after something has been destroyed, broken up, or has decayed
03
po, partículas
free microscopic particles of solid material
dust
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duster
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duster
n
Exemplo
The antique furniture requires gentle care, and the owner meticulously dusts it to preserve its condition.
Before guests arrive, it's customary to dust the surfaces in the living room for a clean appearance.
Dusting the computer equipment is essential to prevent overheating and maintain proper functioning.
The housekeeper dusts the framed photographs on the wall to keep them looking fresh.
She regularly dusts the bookshelves to keep them free of accumulated dust.
