mean [miːn] (pt, pp meant ) adj 1. (with money) sovina, avarento, pão-duro (BR) 2. (unkind) mesquinho 3. (shabby) malcuidado, dilapidado 4. (of poor quality) inferior 5. (average) médio vt 1. (signify) significar, querer dizer 2. (refer to) I thought you meant her, eu pensei que você estivesse se referindo a ela 3. (intend) to mean to do sth, pretender or tencionar fazer algo n meio, meio termo ◆ means (way, money) meio npl ◇ by means of, por meio de, mediante
◇ by all means! claro que sim! pois não
◇ do you mean it? você está falando sério?
◇ what do you mean? o que você quer dizer?
◇ to be meant for, estar destinado a
meander [mɪˈændə*] vi 1. (river) serpentear 2. (person) vadiar, perambular
meaning [ˈmiːnɪŋ] n sentido, significado
meaningful [ˈmiːnɪŋful] adj 1. significativo 2. (relationship) sério
meaningless [ˈmiːnɪŋlɪs] adj sem sentido
meanness [ˈmiːnnɪs] n 1. (with money) avareza, sovinice f 2. (shabbiness) pobreza, miséria 3. (unkindness) maldade f, mesquinharia
means test n (ADMIN) avaliação f de rendimento
meant [mɛnt] pt pp (of mean)
meantime [ˈmiːntaɪm] adv in the meantime, entretanto, enquanto isso
meanwhile [ˈmiːnwaɪl] adv meantime
You can say "Isso foi bom" in Portuguese.
Como foi o trabalho? (means you're asking somebody how well/bad was his/her day at work)
The word "mean" in Portuguese can be translated as "cruel" or "maldoso" when referring to someone being unkind or hurtful.
Muchacho is a spanish word and means boy, a teenager or young man, In portuguese language it is spelled 'rapaz'.
"Yo" is not a Portuguese word. It is a Spanish slang interjection used to get someone's attention or to express enthusiasm. In Portuguese, a similar expression used to get someone's attention is "ó" or "ei".
Sua aula foi magnífica.
Como foi seu almoço?
You can say "Isso foi bom" in Portuguese.
that is not a Portuguese word.
Como foi o trabalho? (means you're asking somebody how well/bad was his/her day at work)
There isn't such word in the Portuguese Language.
Tecora is not a portuguese word.
ki is an unknown word in Portuguese.
I don't speak Portuguese, but I will be surprised if 'palavra' means anything but 'word'.
It can mean Rock (or Roque in Portuguese), as in Rock music, or it can mean rocha, stone.
Casi is a spanish word. In portuguese is "quase". ( almost)
foi