April 8th 2022 ( Session 4)

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mucosa → mucous

- bochechar → swish , gargle

gargle​ (with something) to wash inside your mouth and throat by moving a liquid around at the back of your throat and then spitting it out

origin

early 16th cent.: from French gargouiller ‘gurgle, bubble’, from gargouille ‘throat’; related to Greek gargarizein ‘to gargle’ (imitating the sounds made in the throat).[1] 

 

- soro fisiológico → saline solution

- ancestors, ancestry → ancestrais, ancestralidade

-environmental factors

- to change gears → to change direction

(Idiom)

to move from one level or area of activity to another

 

-gears → mudanças num carro

source:  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/gargle_1?q=garglee:

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