paddle

US /ˈpæd.əl/
UK /ˈpæd.əl/
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1.

remo

a short pole with a wide, flat blade at one or both ends, used to propel a canoe or other small boat

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He used a paddle to steer the canoe.
Ele usou um remo para guiar a canoa.
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The boat comes with two paddles.
O barco vem com dois remos.
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oarscull
2.

raquete, palmatória

a short, flat piece of wood or plastic, typically with a handle, used for hitting a ball in games such as table tennis or for spanking

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He served the ball with his table tennis paddle.
Ele sacou a bola com sua raquete de tênis de mesa.
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The teacher used a wooden paddle for discipline.
O professor usou uma palmatória de madeira para disciplina.
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batracket
1.

remar

to move a boat through water using a paddle or paddles

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They decided to paddle across the lake.
Eles decidiram remar através do lago.
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We spent the afternoon paddling down the river.
Passamos a tarde remando rio abaixo.
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rowpropel
2.

chapinhar, caminhar na água

to walk with bare feet in shallow water

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The children loved to paddle in the stream.
As crianças adoravam chapinhar no riacho.
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We went down to the beach to paddle in the sea.
Fomos à praia para chapinhar no mar.
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