cheek
US /tʃiːk/
UK /tʃiːk/
1.
bochecha
either side of the face below the eye and above the jaw
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She kissed him on the cheek.
Ela o beijou na bochecha.
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His cheeks were flushed from the cold.
Suas bochechas estavam coradas pelo frio.
2.
insolência, audácia
impudent or disrespectful talk or behavior
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Don't give me any of your cheek!
Não me venha com essa insolência!
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He had the cheek to ask for more money after all that.
Ele teve a audácia de pedir mais dinheiro depois de tudo aquilo.
1.
insolentar, ser atrevido
to speak or behave impudently to (someone)
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Don't you dare cheek me!
Não se atreva a me insolentar!