What is 'some' called in English?

'some' in English is called "Scram". Scram refers to: Usado como imperativo para dizer a alguém para sair rapidamente e abruptamente.

How do you pronounce 'Scram' and 'some'?

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English: "The kids yelled, 'Scram!' at the stray dog." | Portuguese: "As crianças gritaram: 'Some!' para o cão vadio."

interjection · verb

English to Portuguese Dictionary

interjectionsome

verbsome

some in English:scram

Phonetic:sã

Plural: scrams

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de scram em português é some. (Usado como imperativo para dizer a alguém para sair rapidamente e abruptamente.)

1
interjection(informal)
some
Used as an imperative to tell someone to leave quickly and abruptly.
Usado como imperativo para dizer a alguém para sair rapidamente e abruptamente.
2
verb(colloquial)
some
To leave a place quickly, especially when told to do so in an abrupt or rude manner.
Sair de um lugar rapidamente, especialmente quando instruído a fazê-lo de maneira abrupta ou rude.

casual

“The kids yelled, 'Scram!' at the stray dog.”

As crianças gritaram: 'Some!' para o cão vadio.

informal

“Just scram, I don't want to see you here anymore.”

Apenas some, não quero ver você aqui nunca mais.

In Portuguese:

somesome

In English:

get outbeat itshoobegone

In Portuguese:

somesome

In English:

past tensescrammed

past participlescrammed

present participlescramming

gerundscramming

scram out of hereexpression

An emphatic way of telling someone to leave immediately.