How do you pronounce 'Rock' and 'rocha'?

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What is an example sentence for Rock in Portuguese?

English: "The boat began to rock violently in the storm." | Portuguese: "O barco começou a balançar violentamente na tempestade."

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rock Meaning in Portuguese (rock significado em português)

Q: What is 'rocha' called in English?

'rocha' in English is called "Rock". Rock refers to: Um grande pedaço de pedra que se desprendeu de um penhasco ou montanha, ou que forma parte da superfície da Terra.

nounrocha, rock

verbbalançar

Sinônimos:pedrabalançomúsica rock

rocha in English:rock

IPA:ˈʁɔʃɐ

Phonetic:rôcha

Plural: rocks

Gender:Feminino

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de rock em português é rocha, rock, balançar. (Um grande pedaço de pedra que se desprendeu de um penhasco ou montanha, ou que forma parte da superfície da Terra.)

Definitions of Rock

1
noun
rocha
A large piece of stone that has broken off from a cliff or mountain, or that forms part of the earth's surface.
Um grande pedaço de pedra que se desprendeu de um penhasco ou montanha, ou que forma parte da superfície da Terra.
2
verb
balançar
To move gently back and forth or from side to side, or to cause something to do this.
Mover-se suavemente para trás e para a frente ou de um lado para o outro, ou fazer com que algo o faça.
3
noun
rock
A type of popular music with a strong, loud beat, played with electric guitars and drums.
Um tipo de música popular com um ritmo forte e alto, tocada com guitarras elétricas e bateria.

Example Sentences

“The boat began to rock violently in the storm.”

O barco começou a balançar violentamente na tempestade.

“He picked up a smooth rock from the riverbed.”

Ele pegou uma rocha lisa do leito do rio.

“Many young people enjoy listening to rock music.”

Muitos jovens gostam de ouvir música rock.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

pedrabalançomúsica rock

In English:

stone boulder pebble

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

ficar paradomúsica clássica

In English:

stabilize steady

Inflected Word Forms

past tenserocked

present participlerocking

agent nounrocker

adjectiverocky

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

rock the boatidiom

To do or say something that causes problems, especially by upsetting people or by making changes to a situation that is currently stable.

on the rocksidiom

Experiencing serious difficulties and likely to fail soon, often used for relationships.

rock bottomexpression

The lowest possible level; a point at which a person or thing can get no worse.