What is 'traseiro' called in English?

'traseiro' in English is called "Rear". Rear refers to: A parte posterior de algo, especialmente um edifício, veículo ou animal.

How do you pronounce 'Rear' and 'traseiro'?

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What is an example sentence for Rear in Portuguese?

English: "The car's rear bumper was damaged in the accident." | Portuguese: "O para-choques traseiro do carro foi danificado no acidente."

noun · verb · adjective

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rear Meaning in Portuguese (rear significado em português)

nountraseiro, parte de trás

verbcriar

adjectivetraseiro

Sinônimos:fundoposterioreducar

traseiro in English:rear

IPA:tɾɐˈzejɾu

Phonetic:trâ-zei-ro

Plural: rears

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de rear em português é traseiro, parte de trás, criar. (A parte posterior de algo, especialmente um edifício, veículo ou animal.)

Definitions of Rear

1
noun
parte de trás
The back part of something, especially a building, vehicle, or animal.
A parte posterior de algo, especialmente um edifício, veículo ou animal.
2
verb
criar
To bring up and educate a child, or to breed and care for animals.
Educar e criar um filho, ou criar e cuidar de animais.
3
adjective
traseiro
Situated at the back of something.
Situado na parte de trás de algo.

Example Sentences

casual

“The car's rear bumper was damaged in the accident.”

O para-choques traseiro do carro foi danificado no acidente.

casual

“She worked hard to rear her children in a loving environment.”

Ela trabalhou duro para criar seus filhos em um ambiente amoroso.

casual

“The horse reared up on its hind legs.”

O cavalo empinou sobre as patas traseiras.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

fundoposterioreducar

In English:

backhind partstern

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

frentedianteiroabandonar

In English:

front fore ahead

Inflected Word Forms

past tensereared

gerundrearing

adjectiverearmost

adverbrearward

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

bring up the rearidiom

To be at the back of a group or procession.

rear its headidiom

(Of something unpleasant) to appear or emerge.