Victoria varga

FISHY
SUSPEITO; IMPROVÁVEL; DUVIDOSO

“His story sounds fishy to me”

FLU
GRIPE; INFLUENZA

“She has got the flu”

To FOOT THE BILL
PAGAR A CONTA

“His parents footed the bill for his university course”

FORTNIGHT
QUINZENA; DUAS SEMANAS

“I go there once a fortnight”

FREELANCE
TRABALHADOR AUTÔNOMO

“He is a freelance photographer”

G
GADGET
ENGENHOCA, DISPOSITIVO, EQUIPAMENTO (pequeno)

“I have many gadgets in my kitchen”

GAS
GÁS; GASOLINA

“He was unable to pay his gas bill” “I must stop briefly at the gas station as the car is running out of fuel”

OBS.: gas, gasolene, gasoline (EUA) / petrol (GB) = gasolina
oil, crude oil (EUA) / petroleum (GB) = petróleo
GATECRASHER
“PENETRA”

“There were several gatecrashers at the party”

GEE
PUXA ! NOSSA !
também GEEZ ou JEEZ – eufemismo para “Jesus” – pode ser usado para demonstrar surpresa ou raiva

“Gee ! That was really amazing !”

GLITCH
PROBLEMA; DIFICULDADE; EMPECILHO

“We had a few glitches at first, but now everything is fine”

GOODBYE
ATÉ LOGO, TCHAU, ATÉ BREVE
originado de “God be with you”

“Goodbye, see you tomorrow”

GOSSIP
FOFOCA; FOFOCAR

“People are gossiping about us”

GRUELLING
EXAUSTIVO, DURO, ESTAFANTE

“The President has a gruelling schedule for today”