How do you pronounce 'Flew' and 'voou'?

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What is an example sentence for Flew in Portuguese?

English: "The bird flew south for the winter." | Portuguese: "O pássaro voou para o sul para o inverno."

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flew Meaning in Portuguese (flew significado em português)

Q: What is 'voou' called in English?

'voou' in English is called "Flew". Flew refers to: O tempo passado de 'voar', indicando movimento pelo ar, tipicamente por um animal com asas ou uma aeronave.

voou

Sinônimos:decoloupartiu

voou in English:flew

IPA:ˈvoʊ

Phonetic:vô-ô-ô

Plural: none

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de flew em português é voou. (O tempo passado de 'voar', indicando movimento pelo ar, tipicamente por um animal com asas ou uma aeronave.)

Usage Note: Forma verbal do passado do verbo 'voar'.

Definitions of Flew

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verb
voou
The past tense of 'fly', indicating movement through the air, typically by an animal with wings or an aircraft.
O tempo passado de 'voar', indicando movimento pelo ar, tipicamente por um animal com asas ou uma aeronave.

Example Sentences

“The bird flew south for the winter.”

O pássaro voou para o sul para o inverno.

“The plane flew over the mountains.”

O avião voou sobre as montanhas.

“He flew into a rage when he heard the news.”

Ele voou de raiva quando ouviu a notícia.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

decoloupartiu

In English:

soaredglidedwinged

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

aterroupousou

In English:

landed descended fell

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivefly

third person singularflies

past participleflown

present participleflying

nounflight

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

fly off the handleidiom

To suddenly lose one's temper.

fly by nightidiom

Untrustworthy, especially in business, often implying a quick departure to avoid obligations.

fly in the face ofexpression

To openly disregard or challenge something, especially a rule or convention.