Portuguese to English Dictionary

/kɐ.maˈɾɐ̃w̃ ʒiˈɡɐ̃.tɨ/ [camarão-gigante]

[noun] A large species of edible crustacean, typically referring to giant prawns or shrimp cultivated or caught for consumption.

/kaˈɾi.ɲu/ [carrinho]

[noun] A small cart, trolley, or pushcart, commonly used for grocery shopping, carrying luggage, or serving food.

/kawˈzaʁ/ [causar]

[verb] To cause, provoke, bring about, or produce an effect, feeling, or event.

/se.le.bɾaˈsãw̃/ [celebracao]

[noun] A joyful ceremony, party, or special event held to mark a significant occasion or holiday.

/ˈsɛʃ.tu/ [cesto]

[noun] A container made of woven material such as wicker, plastic, or wire, used for holding or carrying things.

/si.ka.tɾi.zaˈsɐ̃w/ [cicatrizacao]

[noun] The biological process of healing a wound, resulting in the formation of a scar.

/ko.lo.ˈʁiʁ/ [colorir]

[verb] To apply color to something; to paint, dye, or tint a surface or object.

/kõ.ˈkuɾ.su/ [concurso]

[noun] A public competitive examination used to select candidates for government or academic positions.

/kõ.fũˈdiɾ/ [confundir]

[verb] To mistake one thing or person for another; to fail to distinguish between two or more things.

/kõs.tɾu.ˈiɾ/ [construir]

[verb] To build, construct, or assemble something, whether physical structures or abstract concepts like relationships or ideas.

/ko.ʁe.ˈtoɾ/ [corretor]

[noun] A professional who acts as an intermediary in transactions, such as real estate, insurance, or stock trading.

/kɾusˈta.si.u/ [crustáceo]

[noun] Any chiefly aquatic arthropod of the class Crustacea, typically having a hard exoskeleton and jointed appendages, including lobsters, crabs, shrimp, and barnacles.

/ˈkuɾ.su/ [curso]

[noun] An organized series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject; a course of study.