Depends on the context. Computer Terminal = workstation Wiring Terminal = Post Bus Terminal = Depot Terminal Cancer = Untreatable.
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Quem se importa - 2013 was released on: USA: 25 April 2013 (Newport Beach International Film Festival) Germany: 13 March 2014
Timothy M. Dolan's motto is 'Ad Quem Ibimus'.
It means that two (or more) contracts/agreements terminate at the same time.
In urban dictionary 'quem' refers to male homosexual activities, especially the sound the act makes. In that sense flavor for quem would be negative, disgusting.Quem also refers toFrom Old Portuguese quen, from Latin quem, accusative masculine singular of quī, the meaning: 'who', 'whose', 'who's', 'which, 'whom''.So it can be used as 'Quem Rosé' wich would mean 'who's rose' or something like that.OrTerminus post quem "limit after which"Or Quem quaeritis? "Whom do you seek?"In that sense the flavor for Quem would be defined by the words in conjunction to it.
Quem is a Portuguese language usually spoken in Brazil and Portugal, Some times in Spain. Quem meaning Who? For Ex: Who is that person? Quem is that Person? But of course Quem in Portuguese. hoped it helped :)
Quem és =who are you
Ama quem
QUEM É O Senhor Doutor Robert quem Zimae e Déborah Zima </ P>
Quem me esse dicis? (singular "you")Quem me esse dicitis? (plural "you")
quem colonizou o brasil
"bound", "boundary", "circumscribe", "confine", "define", "demarcation", "demarcation line", "determine", "fix", "limit point", "limitation", "point of accumulation", "restrain", "restrict", "set", "specify", "terminal point", "terminus ad quem", "throttle" and "trammel"
Terminus means end.
Oi quem e is Portuguese and roughly translates to 'hi, who are you' in English. The Portuguese phrase Oi quem e means 'hi, who are you' in English.
The plural of terminus is termini or terminuses.
De quem era aquele carro? = "Whose car was that?"