Portuguese (Brazilian) word archive

To charge a price for something, or to demand payment or accountability from someone.

To put something away in a safe or proper place; also, to keep or save something for later.

The part of the body where your arm joins your torso; the shoulder.

A job or paid work that someone does regularly for a company or person.

To mix or combine two or more things together into one.

A small metal tool used to open or lock a door, or anything that helps solve a problem.

A meal; a time when you eat food, such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

To heat something up, or to become warm. Often used for warming food, drinks, or the weather getting hotter.

A word; a unit of spoken or written language that carries meaning. Can also refer to one's promise or spoken statement.

The yearly celebration of the day someone was born, or the date something important first happened.

The feeling you get when your body needs food; hunger.

To find something or someone, or to meet someone in a place.

To happen or take place; used to describe an event or situation that occurs.

Describing something that has been lent to someone or borrowed from someone else, with the expectation it will be returned.

A messy, disorganized situation or a pile of mixed-up things.

To take a long time or to be late; to delay. Used when something or someone is slow to happen or arrive.

Money; the coins and banknotes used to buy things.

A line of people or things waiting one behind another. Very common in everyday situations like shops, banks, and bus stops.

A feeling of being very tired, usually after working hard or doing too much.

Full; having no empty space left, or containing a large amount of something.

A small cart or trolley used to carry things, such as groceries in a supermarket.

A container, usually made of glass or plastic, used to hold liquids such as water, juice, or wine.

The uncomfortable feeling you get when you have done something embarrassing or wrong; shame or embarrassment.

Near or close in distance or time. Used to say something is not far away.

A small pouch sewn into clothing, used to carry small items like keys or money.

The room in a home or building where food is prepared and cooked.

To ask for something or to request something from someone.

To push something or someone away from you using force.

To carry or transport something, or to load/charge a device (like a phone battery).

To fit inside a space, or to be someone's responsibility or role to do something.

To arrive at a place, or to reach a point in time or in a process.

To take or carry something (or someone) from one place to another.

The expression on your face when you are happy or friendly, showing your teeth or curving your lips upward; a smile.

Good; having a quality or characteristic that is desirable or satisfying.

Early; at a time before the usual or expected hour.

A way of doing something, or a natural skill or knack for it. Can also mean manner or style.

To gain knowledge or a skill through study, experience, or being taught.

Slowly; at a pace that is not fast. Used to describe how someone moves or does something.

A flat surface with legs, used for eating, working, or gathering. One of the most common pieces of furniture in a home.

The afternoon or evening part of the day; also used as an adverb meaning "late."

A place or location; also used to mean a seat or spot reserved for someone.

To exchange, swap, or change something for something else.

A smell or scent — it can be pleasant or unpleasant. You use it to describe what your nose detects.

To wake up; to stop sleeping and become conscious and alert.

Time, or the weather — two of the most talked-about things in daily life.

An agreement between two or more people or groups about something. Can also mean the act of waking up (as in *de acordo* = "in agreement / okay").

Feeling tired and lacking energy, often after working hard or doing a lot of activity.

Physical or mental power that allows someone to do hard things; strength or energy.

To walk, or to move from place to place on foot. It can also mean "to go" or "to be" in a general sense.

To manage to do something; to succeed in achieving a goal or obtaining something.