Portuguese

The English phrase “I am high” is translated into Portuguese as estou chapado when referring to being under the influence of drugs.

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The Portuguese word for “dozen” is dúzia. dúzia is a noun used to represent the number twelve.

The English phrase “sniper” can be translated into Portuguese as franco-atirador.

The English phrase “breasts” is translated into Portuguese as seios. seios is used to refer to the mammary glands or the fleshy parts of a woman’s chest.

The English word ‘route’ can be translated into Portuguese as rota, percurso, caminho or itinerário.

The Portuguese word for crust is crosta. crosta refers to a hard, textured outer layer or a geological crust, such as the Earth’s crust.

The English word mistletoe is translated into Portuguese as visco.

The English phrase “grace” is translated into Portuguese as graça. As a noun, graça refers to elegant movement, poise or balance.

The English word ‘stuff’ is translated into Portuguese as coisas (noun). coisas is used to refer to miscellaneous items or things.