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Lista Completa de Verbos de Estado

Esta é uma lista completa de todos os verbos de estado em inglês. Os verbos de estado descrevem estados, condições ou situações relativamente permanentes ou imutáveis. Eles normalmente não são usados em tempos contínuos.

Verbos marcados com um asterisco (*) são comumente usados incorretamente em formas contínuas no discurso informal ou publicidade, embora isso seja gramaticalmente incorreto.

* Comumente usado incorretamente na forma contínua

Verbos de Estado Puros

VerboTraduçãoExemplo CorretoExemplo Incorreto
abhorabominarI abhor violence.I am abhorring violence.
acceptaceitarI accept your apology.I am accepting your apology.
acknowledgereconhecerI acknowledge the problem.I am acknowledging the problem.
adoreadorarI adore chocolate cake.I am adoring chocolate cake.
affordpoder pagarI can't afford a new car.I am not affording a new car.
agreeconcordarI agree with your opinion.I am agreeing with your opinion.
amazesurpreenderYour talent amazes me.Your talent is amazing me.
appreciateapreciarWe appreciate your help.We are appreciating your help.
approveaprovarI approve of this plan.I am approving of this plan.
astonishespantarThe news astonishes me.The news is astonishing me.
astoundpasmarYour courage astounds me.Your courage is astounding me.
befitconvirThis dress befits the occasion.This dress is befitting the occasion.
believeacreditarI believe you.I am believing you.
belongpertencerThis book belongs to me.This book is belonging to me.
bewareter cuidadoBeware of the dog.Be bewaring of the dog.
careimportar-seShe cares about animals.She is caring about animals.
comprehendcompreenderI don't comprehend this.I'm not comprehending this.
comprisecomprenderThe team comprises five members.The team is comprising five members.
concernconcernirThis problem concerns everyone.This problem is concerning everyone.
consentconsentirI consent to the plan.I am consenting to the plan.
consistconsistirWater consists of hydrogen and oxygen.Water is consisting of hydrogen and oxygen.
containconterThis bottle contains milk.This bottle is containing milk.
convinceconvencerYou convince me.You are convincing me.
correspondcorresponderThis corresponds to the facts.This is corresponding to the facts.
costcustarThe car costs £20,000.The car is costing £20,000.
deemconsiderarI deem this necessary.I am deeming this necessary.
denynegarHe denies the accusation.He is denying the accusation.
dependdependerIt depends on the weather.It is depending on the weather.
deservemerecerYou deserve a break.You are deserving a break.
desiredesejarI desire peace.I am desiring peace.
despisedesprezarShe despises dishonesty.She is despising dishonesty.
detestdetestarHe detests lies.He is detesting lies.
differdiferirWe differ in our opinions.We are differing in our opinions.
disagreediscordarHe disagrees with the plan.He is disagreeing with the plan.
disapprovedesaprovarI disapprove of smoking.I am disapproving of smoking.
disbelievenão acreditarI disbelieve that claim.I am disbelieving that claim.
dislikenão gostarI dislike cold weather.I am disliking cold weather.
displeasedesagradarThis news displeases me.This news is displeasing me.
distrustdesconfiarThey distrust politicians.They are distrusting politicians.
doubtduvidarI doubt that story.I am doubting that story.
dreadtemerI dread Mondays.I am dreading Mondays.
envyinvejarShe envies her sister's job.She is envying her sister's job.
equaligualarTwo plus two equals four.Two plus two is equalling four.
equateequipararSuccess equates to happiness.Success is equating to happiness.
esteemestimarI esteem your opinion.I am esteeming your opinion.
existexistirDinosaurs don't exist anymore.Dinosaurs aren't existing anymore.
fancyter vontade deI fancy a coffee.I am fancying a coffee.
feartemerMany people fear spiders.Many people are fearing spiders.
fitservirThese shoes fit me well.These shoes are fitting me well.
forgetesquecerI forget names easily.I am forgetting names easily.
forgiveperdoarI forgive you.I am forgiving you.
graspcompreenderI grasp the concept.I am grasping the concept.
guessadivinharI guess you're right.I am guessing you're right.
hateodiarHe hates waiting.He is hating waiting.
hearouvirI hear music.I am hearing music.
honorhonrarWe honor your request.We are honoring your request.
imagineimaginarCan you imagine living on Mars?Can you be imagining living on Mars?
implyimplicarYour words imply doubt.Your words are implying doubt.
impressimpressionarYour work impresses me.Your work is impressing me.
includeincluirThe price includes breakfast.The price is including breakfast.
indicateindicarThis indicates a problem.This is indicating a problem.
inferinferirI infer from your tone.I am inferring from your tone.
intendpretenderI intend to help.I am intending to help.
involveenvolverThe job involves travel.The job is involving travel.
justifyjustificarNothing justifies this.Nothing is justifying this.
knowsaber/conhecerI know your brother.I am knowing your brother.
lackcarecerThey lack experience.They are lacking experience.
likegostarShe likes chocolate.She is liking chocolate.
loathedetestarI loathe getting up early.I am loathing getting up early.
loveamarI love this song.I am loving this song.
matterimportarIt doesn't matter.It isn't mattering.
meansignificarThis word means 'big'.This word is meaning 'big'.
measuremedirThe room measures 5 metres.The room is measuring 5 metres.
mindimportar-seI don't mind waiting.I'm not minding waiting.
mistrustdesconfiarI mistrust his intentions.I am mistrusting his intentions.
needprecisarI need help.I am needing help.
neglectnegligenciarYou neglect your duties.You are neglecting your duties.
objectobjetarI object to this idea.I am objecting to this idea.
opposeopor-seI oppose this decision.I am opposing this decision.
owedeverHe owes me £10.He is owing me £10.
ownpossuirThey own a house.They are owning a house.
perceiveperceberI perceive a problem.I am perceiving a problem.
permitpermitirThe rules permit this.The rules are permitting this.
pleaseagradarThis result pleases me.This result is pleasing me.
possesspossuirShe possesses great talent.She is possessing great talent.
preferpreferirI prefer tea to coffee.I am preferring tea to coffee.
presumepresumirI presume you're busy.I am presuming you're busy.
presupposepressuporThis presupposes knowledge.This is presupposing knowledge.
promiseprometerI promise to help you.I am promising to help you.
puzzle-This puzzles me.This is puzzling me.
realiseperceberI realise my mistake.I am realising my mistake.
recallrecordarI recall meeting you.I am recalling meeting you.
reckon-I reckon it's true.I am reckoning it's true.
recognisereconhecerI recognise that face.I am recognising that face.
recollect-I recollect the event.I am recollecting the event.
regretlamentarI regret my mistake.I am regretting my mistake.
rememberlembrarShe remembers everything.She is remembering everything.
repent-He repents his actions.He is repenting his actions.
requirerequererThis job requires skill.This job is requiring skill.
resembleassemelhar-seYou resemble your mother.You are resembling your mother.
resistresistirI can't resist chocolate.I can't be resisting chocolate.
respect-I respect your decision.I am respecting your decision.
rue-She rues the day.She is ruing the day.
satisfysatisfazerThis answer satisfies me.This answer is satisfying me.
savoursaborearI savour this moment.I am savouring this moment.
seemparecerHe seems happy.He is seeming happy.
signifysignificarThis signifies change.This is signifying change.
soundparecerThat sounds good.That is sounding good.
sufficebastarOne example suffices.One example is sufficing.
suitconvirThis colour suits you.This colour is suiting you.
supposesuporI suppose you're right.I am supposing you're right.
surprisesurpreenderThe news surprises me.The news is surprising me.
suspectsuspeitarI suspect he's lying.I am suspecting he's lying.
tolerate-I can't tolerate noise.I can't be tolerating noise.
trustconfiarI trust you completely.I am trusting you completely.
understandcompreenderI understand the problem.I am understanding the problem.
valuevalorizarI value your friendship.I am valuing your friendship.
wantquererWe want pizza.We are wanting pizza.
warrant-This warrants attention.This is warranting attention.
weighpesarThe bag weighs 5 kilos.The bag is weighing 5 kilos.
wishdesejarI wish I could fly.I am wishing I could fly.

Verbos Que Podem Ser Tanto de Estado Quanto Dinâmicos

Estes verbos podem ser tanto de estado quanto dinâmicos, dependendo do seu significado na frase.

VerboUso de Estado (Estado)Uso Dinâmico (Ação)
appear
(parecer)
She appears confident. ❌ NOT: She is appearing confident.
(aparecer em palco/ecrã)
She is appearing in a play tonight. ✓
be
(ser - estado)
He is tall. ❌ NOT: He is being tall.
(comportar-se)
He's being very kind today. ✓
feel
(sentir - emoção)
I feel sad. ❌ NOT: I am feeling sad.
(tocar fisicamente)
I'm feeling the fabric. ✓
have
(possuir)
She has a car. ❌ NOT: She is having a car.
(experimentar/tomar)
We're having lunch. ✓ / She's having a great time. ✓
look
(parecer)
You look tired. ❌ NOT: You are looking tired.
(olhar ativamente)
I'm looking for my keys. ✓
miss
(ver/compreender)
I miss you. ❌ NOT: I am missing you.
(encontrar/namorar)
You're missing the point. ✓
see
(ter um cheiro)
I see what you mean. ❌ NOT: I am seeing what you mean.
(cheirar ativamente)
I'm seeing the doctor tomorrow. ✓ / They're seeing each other. ✓
smell
(ter um sabor)
The flowers smell lovely. ❌ NOT: The flowers are smelling lovely.
(provar ativamente)
I'm smelling the soup. ✓
taste
(ter uma opinião)
This cake tastes delicious. ❌ NOT: This cake is tasting delicious.
(refletir ativamente)
The chef is tasting the sauce. ✓
think
(ter um peso)
I think you're right. ❌ NOT: I am thinking you're right.
(medir)
I'm thinking about my holiday. ✓
weigh
(ter um peso)
The box weighs 10 kilos. ❌ NOT: The box is weighing 10 kilos.
(medir)
The doctor is weighing the baby. ✓

Usos Incorretos Comuns

Embora estes usos sejam gramaticalmente incorretos, você os ouvirá frequentemente no discurso informal, marketing e uso moderno. No entanto, devem ser evitados na escrita formal e contextos académicos.

Lembre-se: Embora você possa ouvir verbos de estado usados em tempos contínuos no discurso casual ou publicidade, é importante usá-los corretamente na escrita formal, exames e comunicação profissional.