groom

US /ɡruːm/
UK /ɡruːm/
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noivo

a man who is about to be married or has just been married

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The groom nervously waited at the altar for his bride.
O noivo esperou nervosamente no altar pela sua noiva.
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The bride and groom danced their first dance.
A noiva e o noivo dançaram a primeira dança.
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2.

cavalariço, tratador de cavalos

a person employed to take care of horses

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The stable groom brushed the horse's mane.
O cavalariço da cocheira escovou a crina do cavalo.
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A skilled groom knows how to prepare a horse for a show.
Um cavalariço habilidoso sabe como preparar um cavalo para um show.
1.

cuidar, escovar

to clean and brush (an animal, especially a horse)

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She spent an hour grooming her horse before the competition.
Ela passou uma hora cuidando do seu cavalo antes da competição.
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The cat was grooming itself on the sofa.
O gato estava se limpando no sofá.
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2.

preparar, treinar

to prepare someone for a particular role or position

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The company is grooming her for a leadership role.
A empresa está preparando-a para um papel de liderança.
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He was groomed from a young age to take over the family business.
Ele foi preparado desde jovem para assumir o negócio da família.
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3.

aliciar, preparar para abuso

to prepare someone, especially a child, for sexual abuse by establishing a relationship of trust and emotional dependency

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The police arrested a man for attempting to groom a minor online.
A polícia prendeu um homem por tentar aliciar um menor online.
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Parents should be aware of the signs of online grooming.
Os pais devem estar cientes dos sinais de aliciamento online.
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