paltrydesprezível, irrisório; "a paltry wage"
pangdor aguda e repentina; pontada = a sudden, brief, and sharp pain
parapetparapeito = any low protective wall at the edge of a balcony, roof, 
parse (to)examinar, analisar palavras numa frase
parvenunovo-rico
paunchybarrigudo, pançudo
peddle (to) / peddler1) vender, mascatear / 2) espalhar boatos // mascate, vendedor ambulante = a person who sells from door to door or in the street; hawker
pelt (to)atirar, arremesar, bombardear = to attack (someone) with repeated blows
penancepenitência = a punishment to show sorrow for one's sins:
pensive / pensivelypensativo = thoughtful, meditative, dreamy; "rainy days often put her in a pensive mood" / pensativamente
penumbra [pinâmbra]penumbra = half-light
percolate (to) / percolatorfiltrar, coar (ex. café) / cafeteira elétrica
perk (to) / perky1) erguer a cabeça; empertigar-se / 2) animar-se, recuperar-se = to gain in vigor or cheerfulness especially after a period of weakness or depression // animado, alegre = lively
perquisitemordomia, regalia = perks; an incidental benefit gained from a certain type of employment, such as the use of a company car; "use of the company's jet is a perquisite of the job"
peruse (to)examinar, ler atentamente = to read or examine with care; study
piggyback (n) / piggyback (adj, adv)ato de carregar nos ombros = a ride on the back and shoulders of another person / carregado nos ombros, sobre os ombros = on the back and shoulders of another person; "a piggyback ride"
piquedespeito, ressentimento = a feeling of irritation or resentment
placate (to)acalmar, pacificar = to soothe, to appease
pliableflexível = flexible
plinthpedestal
plod (to)andar vagarosamente, caminhar vagarosamente; arrastar-se; "the old horse plodded slowly down the road"
poise (to)equilibrar-se
pontiffpontífice, papa
pout (n) / pout (to)beiço, beicinho / fazer beicinho; amuar
prankpeça, brincadeira, trote, pegadinha = an amusing or playful trick:
preclude (to)excluir, impedir, evitar
preemptiveadiantado, preemptivo
prescientpresciente, que tem conhecimento antecipado
pretermprematuro = occurring earlier in pregnancy than expected;
premature:
protrude (to)sobressair, aparecer, projetar-se
pummel (to)esmurrar, socar
purport (n) / purport (to)objetivo aparente, intenção; "the purport of the book" / pretender = to claim (to be a certain thing, etc) by manner or appearance; to purport to be = dar a entender que é; "a man purporting to be the manager is calling = um homem alegando ser o gerente está chamando" ; to purport to do = dar a entender que faz