O vaso era feito de um cristal lapidado com perfeição.

Do latim 'crystallum', por sua vez do grego 'krystallos'.

Teu azul profundo, nos olhos do cristal tímido, cintila o mundo

Ingredientes: - 55 g de manteiga sem sal - 4 colheres (chá) de frutas vermelhas - 4 colheres (chá) de açúcar cristal - 4 colheres (chá) de amêndoas em flocos - 1 colher (chá) de canela em pó - 2 maçãs, sem casca e sem miolo - 2 colheres (sopa) de iogurte desnatado para servir - 2 colheres (sopa) de creme de leite light para servir.

As operações de chips e telas de cristal líquido da Samsung, importantes emissoras de gases estufa, investirão "significativas" somas de recursos para reduzir a poluição, informou a empresa.

Ingredientes 1 mamão de 2 quilos 1 colher (sopa) de bicarbonato ou cal virgem 1 quilo de açúcar cristal.

IN ENGLISH. Lacking a definite form or shape; specifically, lacking a crystalline structure.

Paragraph IN ENGLISH for English-speaking learners — In English, 'crystal' denotes a solid material whose constituent atoms, molecules, or ions are arranged in an orderly repeating pattern extending in all three spatial dimensions. It is widely used for glassware, particularly decorative items, and in scientific contexts for its specific optical and structural properties. The phrase 'crystal clear' is a common idiom signifying absolute clarity or transparency.

Register note IN ENGLISH. Refers to an object made of crystal.

Register note IN ENGLISH. Used metaphorically for purity and transparency.

Register note IN ENGLISH. In mineralogy, refers to the regular geometric form of a mineral.

Explanation IN ENGLISH. Often used interchangeably in casual contexts, but 'crystal' typically implies higher quality, lead content, or clarity.

Explanation IN ENGLISH. Adjective describing something having the structure or form of a crystal.

Explanation IN ENGLISH. A specific type of crystalline mineral.

IN SPANISH. Lacking a definite form or shape; specifically, lacking a crystalline structure.

Paragraph IN SPANISH (same depth as pt and es branches) — In Spanish, 'cristal' refers to a solid whose internal structure is composed of molecular or atomic units arranged in a regular and repetitive manner, giving it particular optical and hardness properties. It is commonly used to refer to high-quality glass, especially leaded glass, and also in scientific and geological contexts. The expression 'claro como el cristal' is a frequent metaphor for total transparency or purity.

Register note IN SPANISH. Refers to an object made of crystal.

Register note IN SPANISH. Used metaphorically for purity and transparency.

Register note IN SPANISH. In mineralogy, refers to the regular geometric form of a mineral.

Explanation IN SPANISH. In some contexts, can be used as a synonym for common glass, although 'cristal' generally implies higher quality or purity.

Explanation IN SPANISH. Adjective describing something having the structure or form of a crystal.

Explanation IN SPANISH. A specific type of crystalline mineral.

Explanation IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). The opposite of transparent.

Explanation IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). Refers to something not clear or transparent.

Paragraph IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil) — The word 'cristal' in Brazilian Portuguese evokes images of clarity, purity, and sometimes luxury, especially when associated with decorative objects or tableware. Its regular molecular structure is the basis for its characteristic transparency and brilliance. In more technical contexts, such as physics or chemistry, it specifically refers to a solid with an ordered atomic network. The expression 'puro como cristal' is common to denote extreme cleanliness or innocence.

Register note IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). Refers to an object made of crystal.

Register note IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). Used metaphorically for purity and transparency.

Register note IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). In mineralogy, refers to the regular geometric form of a mineral.

Explanation IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). In some contexts, can be used as a synonym for common glass, although crystal usually implies higher quality or purity.

Explanation IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). A specific type of crystalline mineral.

Explanation IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). Another type of mineral crystal, known for its hardness and brilliance.

Paragraph IN ENGLISH (same depth as pt and es branches) — In English, 'crystal' denotes a solid material whose constituent atoms, molecules, or ions are arranged in an orderly repeating pattern extending in all three spatial dimensions. It is widely used for glassware, particularly decorative items, and in scientific contexts for its specific optical and structural properties. The phrase 'crystal clear' is a common idiom signifying absolute clarity or transparency.

Note IN ENGLISH. Refers to an object made of crystal.

Note IN ENGLISH. Used metaphorically for purity and transparency.

Note IN ENGLISH. In mineralogy, refers to the regular geometric form of a mineral.

IN ENGLISH. In some contexts, can be used as a synonym for common glass, although 'cristal' generally implies higher quality or purity.

IN ENGLISH. Adjective describing something having the structure or form of a crystal.

IN ENGLISH. A specific type of crystalline mineral.

Paragraph IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil) as complete as the en/es branches — The word 'cristal' in Brazilian Portuguese evokes images of clarity, purity, and sometimes luxury, especially when associated with decorative objects or tableware. Its regular molecular structure is the basis for its characteristic transparency and brilliance. In more technical contexts, such as physics or chemistry, it specifically refers to a solid with an ordered atomic network. The expression 'puro como cristal' is common to denote extreme cleanliness or innocence.

Nota EN ESPAÑOL. Se refiere a un objeto hecho de cristal.

Nota EN ESPAÑOL. Usado metafóricamente para pureza y transparencia.

IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). The opposite of transparent.

IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). Refers to something not clear or transparent.

Note IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). Refers to an object made of crystal.

Note IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). Used metaphorically for purity and transparency.

Note IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). In mineralogy, refers to the regular geometric form of a mineral.

IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). In some contexts, can be used as a synonym for common glass, although crystal usually implies higher quality or purity.

IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). A specific type of crystalline mineral.

IN PORTUGUESE (Brazil). Another type of mineral crystal, known for its hardness and brilliance.

Refers to something not clear or transparent.

In English, 'crystal' denotes a solid material whose constituent atoms, molecules, or ions are arranged in an orderly repeating pattern extending in all three spatial dimensions. It is widely used for glassware, particularly decorative items, and in scientific contexts for its specific optical and structural properties. The phrase 'crystal clear' is a common idiom signifying absolute clarity or transparency.

Used metaphorically for purity and transparency.

In mineralogy, refers to the regular geometric form of a mineral.

Often used interchangeably in casual contexts, but 'crystal' typically implies higher quality, lead content, or clarity.

Another type of mineral crystal, known for its hardness and brilliance.

Se refiere a algo no límpido o no transparente.

En español, 'cristal' se refiere a un sólido cuya estructura interna está compuesta por unidades moleculares o atómicas dispuestas de forma regular y repetitiva, lo que le confiere propiedades ópticas y de dureza particulares. Se utiliza comúnmente para referirse a vidrio de alta calidad, especialmente el que contiene plomo, y también en contextos científicos y geológicos. La expresión 'claro como el cristal' es una metáfora frecuente para indicar total transparencia o pureza.

Usado metafóricamente para pureza y transparencia.

En mineralogía, se refiere a la forma geométrica regular de un mineral.

En algunos contextos, puede usarse como sinónimo de vidrio común, aunque 'cristal' generalmente implica mayor calidad o pureza.

Un tipo específico de mineral cristalino.

Otro tipo de cristal mineral, conocido por su dureza y brillo.

Refere-se a algo não límpido ou não transparente.

A palavra 'cristal' em português do Brasil evoca imagens de clareza, pureza e, por vezes, luxo, especialmente quando associada a objetos de decoração ou talheres. A sua estrutura molecular regular é a base para a sua transparência e brilho característicos. Em contextos mais técnicos, como na física ou química, refere-se especificamente a um sólido com uma rede atômica ordenada. A expressão 'puro como cristal' é comum para denotar extrema limpeza ou inocência.

Usado metaforicamente para pureza e transparência.

Em mineralogia, refere-se à forma geométrica regular de um mineral.

Em alguns contextos, pode ser usado como sinônimo para vidro comum, embora cristal geralmente implique maior qualidade ou pureza.

Outro tipo de cristal mineral, conhecido pela sua dureza e brilho.

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