Como dizer "folhear (uma revista ou livro)" em inglês
Português: folhear (uma revista ou livro)
Inglês: flip through
Exemplos:
Inglês: flip through
Exemplos:
- Navigation aids make it simple to flip through pages or jump to any spot in a book.
- Flip through a tourist guide at the airport.
- You can flip through the pages, view stories and photos and print articles, including the puzzles and comics.
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caraca, ia enviar esta dica agora
mas com uma palavra diferente: skim through (a book to see if find a nice article)
mas com uma palavra diferente: skim through (a book to see if find a nice article)
to leaf through
to glance at (to look at very briefly)
Did you read that novel by Amado?
No, but I leafed through it.
No, but I glanced at it.
to glance at (to look at very briefly)
Did you read that novel by Amado?
No, but I leafed through it.
No, but I glanced at it.
Tô dizendo que esse inglês é froids???
Nunca que eu iria usar "leaf" como "folhear".. tá mais com cara de enrolation...
Nunca que eu iria usar "leaf" como "folhear".. tá mais com cara de enrolation...
You can leaf through a book, leaf through a magazine, leaf through a report, leaf through documents...
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Page through
Definição do Macmillan:
Page through something: to turn the pages of a book, newspaper, or magazine quickly without reading or looking at it carefully. The usual British word is leaf through.
Bons estudos!
Page through
Definição do Macmillan:
Page through something: to turn the pages of a book, newspaper, or magazine quickly without reading or looking at it carefully. The usual British word is leaf through.
Bons estudos!
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What about "to browse" ?
He browsed through the magazine
Tim
He browsed through the magazine
Tim
Never thought one could say browse a magazine, a book or even documents...
I'm used to hearing "I'm just browsing" for places where people are or browse a web site which is in my opinion the most common one.
I'm used to hearing "I'm just browsing" for places where people are or browse a web site which is in my opinion the most common one.
To browse a book, magazine, etc is also correct.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/browse
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/browse
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