How do you pronounce 'Shoes' and 'sapatos'?

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What is an example sentence for Shoes in Portuguese?

English: "I bought a new pair of shoes yesterday." | Portuguese: "Comprei um par de sapatos novo ontem."

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shoes Meaning in Portuguese (shoes significado em português)

Q: What is 'sapatos' called in English?

'sapatos' in English is called "Shoes". Shoes refers to: Calçado projetado para proteger e confortar o pé humano, tipicamente feito de couro, lona ou outros materiais duráveis, e usado em pares.

sapatos, calçado

Sinônimos:calçadosbotassapatilhas

sapatos in English:shoes

Phonetic:sapátus

Plural: shoes

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de shoes em português é sapatos, calçado. (Calçado projetado para proteger e confortar o pé humano, tipicamente feito de couro, lona ou outros materiais duráveis, e usado em pares.)

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Definitions of Shoes

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noun
calçado
Footwear designed to protect and comfort the human foot, typically made of leather, canvas, or other durable materials, and worn in pairs.
Calçado projetado para proteger e confortar o pé humano, tipicamente feito de couro, lona ou outros materiais duráveis, e usado em pares.

Example Sentences

casual

“I bought a new pair of shoes yesterday.”

Comprei um par de sapatos novo ontem.

casual

“Please take off your shoes before entering the house.”

Por favor, tire os sapatos antes de entrar em casa.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

calçadosbotassapatilhas

In English:

footweartrainers

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

meiaschinelos

Inflected Word Forms

nounshoe

nounshoelace

agent nounshoemaker

adjectiveshoeless

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

fill someone's shoesidiom

To take over someone's position or responsibilities, especially when they are difficult to replace.

walk a mile in someone's shoesidiom

To try to understand another person's experiences and difficulties before judging them.

the shoe is on the other footidiom

A situation has reversed, and someone who was previously in a weaker position is now in a stronger one.