mug

US /mʌɡ/
UK /mʌɡ/
"mug" picture
1.

caneca, copo

a large cup, typically cylindrical with a handle and used without a saucer.

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She poured hot coffee into her favorite ceramic mug.
Ela despejou café quente em sua caneca de cerâmica favorita.
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He received a souvenir mug from his trip to London.
Ele recebeu uma caneca de lembrança de sua viagem a Londres.
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cupbeakerstein
2.

rosto, cara

a person's face.

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He made a funny mug for the camera.
Ele fez uma careta engraçada para a câmera.
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The police released a sketch of the suspect's mug.
A polícia divulgou um esboço do rosto do suspeito.
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facecountenancevisage
1.

assaltar, roubar

to attack and rob (someone) in a public place.

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He was mugged in the park last night.
Ele foi assaltado no parque ontem à noite.
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The gang planned to mug tourists near the station.
A gangue planejava assaltar turistas perto da estação.
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robassaultattackhold up
2.

fazer caretas, fazer caras e bocas

to make exaggerated facial expressions, especially for a photograph or in a performance.

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The actor started to mug for the camera, pulling silly faces.
O ator começou a fazer caretas para a câmera, fazendo caras bobas.
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She was always mugging for the audience, trying to get a laugh.
Ela estava sempre fazendo caretas para a plateia, tentando arrancar risadas.
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grimaceposemake faces
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mug upa mug's game