gableparte triangular do telhado; empena, cumeeira
gadgetdispositivo, aparelho, engenhoca = an often small mechanical or electronic device with a practical use
gag (n) / gag (to)1) mordaça = something put into a person's mouth to prevent speech, shouting, etc / 2) censura = any forced suppression of free speech; "a gag on war reporting" // 1) amordaçar / 2) censurar
galley1) cozinha de navio ou de avião = the kitchen and cooking apparatus especially of a ship or airplane // 2) galera (navio antigo)
gallowsforca = a wooden structure used for hanging criminals
galore à beça, em abundância (obs.: colocado após o substantivo); "food galore at the party"; "cards galore"; "there were daffodils galore in the park = havia narcisos em abundância no parque"
gape (to)1) escancarar, alargar = to become wide open / 2) ficar boquiaberto
garlandcoroa de flores; guirlanda, grinalda = wreath
garmentroupa, vestuário = clothes, apparel, attire, outfit
gasp (to)arfar, arquejar, suspirar
gauze gaze
geek gênio da computação, nerd = an enthusiast or expert especially in a technological field or activity; "computer geek"
Geometry / geometricGeometria / geométrico; geometric progression = progressão geométrica
geraniumgerânio (flor)
ghastlyhorrível, horroroso, pavoroso, apavorante, fantasmagórico, macabro = very bad, frightful, dreadful, terrifying, grim; "a ghastly murder"
giraffegirafa
glandglândula / sweat gland; lacrimal gland
gleam (n) / gleam (to) / gleamingbrilho / brilhar, reluzir "a light gleamed in the distance" / brilhante, reluzente
glee / gleefulalegria, satisfação, contentamento = joy, mirth, gaiety, cheerfulness, gladness / alegre = glad, cheerful, jolly, merry, joyful, joyous, mirthful
glide (to) / gliderdeslizar = to slide // planador = aircraft without motor
glimmer (n) / glimmer (to)luz trêmula, luzinha, lampejo / tremeluzir, bruxulear
glitter (n) / glitter (to) / glitteringpurpurina = tiny pieces of shiny decorative material used for ornamentation, as on the skin // reluzir, brilhar, cintilar // brilhante, resplandecente
glossaryglossário = an alphabetical list of terms peculiar to a field of knowledge with definitions or explanations
gnaw (to)roer = to bite or chew on, especially for a long time without stopping; "the dog gnawed the bone"
gobletcálice, taça = a drinking glass with a base and stem; wineglass
goblinduende, elfo = an ugly and sometimes evil creature that likes to cause trouble; elf, sprite
gogglesóculos de proteção; óculos de mergulho
godfather1) padrinho (criança) = a man who serves as sponsor for a child, such as at a baptism / 2) padrinho (Máfia) = the head of a Mafia family
goofgafe, rata, mancada = silly mistake; blunder
go-betweenintermediário = intermediary; middleman; jobber
gooseberrygroselha = black currant; red currant [Ribes spp.]
gorgedesfiladeiro, garganta; "there is a deep gorge a few miles north of town"
gourdabóbora = pumpkin, squash
gratuitygorjeta = tip
gravelcascalho = pebble
gravymolho de carne
graze (to)pastar = to feed on growing herbage, to browse
grimace (n) / grimace (to)careta // fazer careta = to make faces
grovepequeno bosque; arvoredo = small wood; "a grove of pines"
growl (to) / growl (n)rosnar, rugir / rosnado, rugido
grudgeantipatia, rancor, má-vontade, ressentimento = ill-will, dislike / to hold a grudge against = guardar rancor de
grumpyranzinza, rabugento, resmungão = having a bad temper or complaining often
guavagoiaba (fruta)
guffaw (n) / guffaw (to)gargalhada / dar gargalhada
gut1) intestino, tripa = bowels // 2) coragem // 3) parte essencial; "the guts of a problem"
gypsy cigano