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Meanings of portuguese in English
Romance language originating in the northwestern part of the Iberian Peninsula.
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Examples for "pt"
Examples for "pt"
1
Beat the yolks of three eggs until very light, add 1 pt.
2
Only an unlikely 15pt improvement in Obama's approval might conceivably reverse it.
3
Steam is supplied by a sheet brass boiler of about 3 pt.
4
The following will be found helpful: Herbert Spencer, Principles of Psychology, pt.
5
Democrats pick up only about 9pt more when they draw the lines.
1
Described as hard-core, not-quite-rap, it is introducing new words into the Portuguese language.
2
Out of this perhaps twenty millions speak the Portuguese language.
3
The little touch about the Portuguese language proves that.
4
Having acquired the Portuguese language, I was soon after raised to the office of superintendent.
5
The Dutch influenced the Portuguese language too.
Usage of portuguese in English
1
Portuguese and Spanish bonds rose on growing concerns about the debt crisis.
2
The Portuguese were in Brazil; the Spaniards, in South and Central America.
3
Portuguese drugs policy is held up as a successful example, among others.
4
The reason for the family tensions soon became clear to Portuguese regulators.
5
The scenario is not good for the Portuguese banking sector, he said.
6
Will Cubans speak Spanish and Britons speak English and Brazilians speak Portuguese?
7
The Portuguese, however, have proved a nemesis in the last 10 years.
8
In Africa for eighteen years we drank Portuguese and South African wine.
9
On the Portuguese left, faith was a delicate issue that required discretion.
10
Portuguese and Spanish debt suffered in the cash market, underperforming against Bunds.
11
B-O-M, the Portuguese word for good, and I know you know that.
12
The former Portuguese colony has seen several coups since independence in 1974.
13
Irish, Greek, Portuguese and unlisted Spanish banks could all need additional capital.
14
Electric trams are a common form of transport in the Portuguese capital.
15
The Portuguese were much in evidence in the Ningpo of those days.
16
This article reports six cases of OPK diagnosed in Portuguese Rheumatology Centers.
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Portuguese through the time
Portuguese across language varieties
Ireland
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South Africa
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United Kingdom
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