bib

US /bɪb/
UK /bɪb/
"bib" picture
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babador

a piece of cloth or plastic that is worn by babies to protect their clothes while they are eating

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The baby wore a colorful bib during mealtime.
O bebê usava um babador colorido durante a refeição.
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Don't forget to put a bib on him before feeding.
Não se esqueça de colocar um babador nele antes de alimentá-lo.
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dribblerfeeding bib
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peitilho, parte superior

the part of an apron, overalls, or dungarees that covers the chest

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The carpenter wore overalls with a large front bib.
O carpinteiro usava um macacão com um grande peitilho frontal.
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Her new apron has a cute patterned bib.
O avental novo dela tem um peitilho com estampa fofa.
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chest piecefront panel
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beber, embriagar-se

to drink alcohol, especially habitually

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He likes to bib on wine in the evenings.
Ele gosta de beber vinho à noite.
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They would often bib together after work.
Eles frequentemente bebiam juntos depois do trabalho.
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drinktippleguzzleimbibe