How do you pronounce 'Rocks' and 'rochas'?

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What is an example sentence for Rocks in Portuguese?

English: "The children collected smooth rocks from the riverbed." | Portuguese: "As crianças recolheram rochas lisas do leito do rio."

noun · verb

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rocks Meaning in Portuguese (rocks significado em português)

Q: What is 'rochas' called in English?

'rochas' in English is called "Rocks". Rocks refers to: Rochas são grandes pedaços de pedra ou matéria mineral dura encontrados na superfície da terra ou sob o solo.

nounrochas

verbbalançar

rochas in English:rocks

Phonetic:róchas

Plural: rocks

Gender:Feminino

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de rocks em português é rochas, balançar. (Rochas são grandes pedaços de pedra ou matéria mineral dura encontrados na superfície da terra ou sob o solo.)

Definitions of Rocks

1
noun
rochas
Rocks are large pieces of stone or hard mineral matter found on the earth's surface or under the ground.
Rochas são grandes pedaços de pedra ou matéria mineral dura encontrados na superfície da terra ou sob o solo.
2
verb
balançar
When something rocks, it moves gently back and forth or from side to side.
Quando algo balança, move-se suavemente para frente e para trás ou de um lado para o outro.

Example Sentences

“The children collected smooth rocks from the riverbed.”

As crianças recolheram rochas lisas do leito do rio.

“The boat gently rocks in the calm water.”

O barco balança suavemente na água calma.

“The news rocks the entire community.”

A notícia abala toda a comunidade.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

pedrasseixos

In English:

stonesboulders

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

suavidade

Inflected Word Forms

past tenserocked

present participlerocking

nounrock

agent nounrocker

adjectiverocky

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

between a rock and a hard placeidiom

In a difficult situation where both choices are unpleasant.

rock the boatidiom

To do or say something that causes problems, especially by upsetting a stable situation.

on the rocksidiom

Experiencing serious difficulties and likely to fail (often refers to a relationship or business).