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The English phrase “nuts and bolts” can be translated into Portuguese as porcas e parafusos.

The English word “hare” is translated into Portuguese as lebre. The term refers to the animal known as a hare.

The English word “meek” is translated into Portuguese as manso. manso is used to describe a person who is humble, modest or self-effacing.

In Portuguese, to iron is expressed using the verb passar.

The English phrase “days of the week” is translated into Portuguese as dias da semana.

The English phrase “recovery” is translated into Portuguese as recuperação.

The English phrase “so cute, dear” is translated into Portuguese as que fofo, querido. The phrase can be used to react to something adorable.

The Portuguese phrase for “his name is” is o nome dele é. o nome dele é is used to introduce or state the name of a male person.

The English word “ratchet” is translated into Portuguese as catraca. The term catraca refers to a mechanism composed of a ratchet wheel and pawl.

To say stay safe in Portuguese, you say fica em segurança. This phrase is used to wish someone well and express a desire for them to remain out of danger.