(transitive with a) to trust (to believe to be true or truthful) / (transitive with de) to assure or testify that something is truthful or genuine / (transitive with de) to notice (to observe or detect something previously unseen or undetected)

(Brazil, idiomatic) to be inattentive or indifferent

(Brazil, idiomatic, mostly used in gerund) to be inattentive or indifferent

(Brazil, slang) to show enough attention or interest towards something

(formal in Brazil) (ditransitive, with the indirect object taking de) to give [someone] notice [of something], to give account, to inform / (takes a reflexive pronoun, transitive with de) to realize, to notice / (transitive with de) to be sufficient or adequate [for something], to be able to handle, e.g. dar conta do recado (“to do the trick”) / (transitive with de) to be sufficient or adequate [for something], to be able to handle, e.g. dar conta do recado (“to do the trick”); (by extension) to endure, to suffer through

to agree with someone, particularly in a fight or conflict with someone else

(Brazil, colloquial, computing, intransitive, said of a machine or computer) to crash, to freeze (to come to a halt, to stop working) / (Portugal, colloquial, soccer) to tackle violently another player, usually in a foul way

(intransitive, idiomatic) to give oneself away (to unintentionally reveal one's own secret) / (intransitive, idiomatic) to draw someone's attention unintentionally

(idiomatic, intransitive, of a water body) to have good footing; to be shallow enough to step on the underwater ground

(informal) to be inattentive to a risk, or to become vulnerable by a mistake;; to waver, to hesitate, or to miss an opportunity; / (informal) to be inattentive to a risk, or to become vulnerable by a mistake;; to tease (sexually etc.), to flirt