sim angolul
| Portugál | Angol |
|---|---|
| sim verb | do [did, done, doing, does](for emphasis) |
| sim interjection | yup((informal) yes) |
| sim participle | yeah(yes) yes(word used to indicate agreement or acceptance) |
| sim phrase | I'm afraid so(unfortunately, yes) |
| Sim phrase | aye aye, sir(nautical - I hear, understand and will comply) |
| sim noun {m} | yes [yeses](answer that shows agreement or acceptance) |
| sim e não phrase | yes and no(indicating there is no simple "yes" or "no" answer) |
| sim senhor interjection | yessir(used to express assent, especially to a superior) |
| sim! interjection | yesinterjection |
| simbionte noun {m} | symbiont [symbionts](organism in a symbiotic relationship) |
| simbiose noun {f} | symbiosis [symbioses](relationship of mutual benefit) |
| simbiótico adjective | symbiotic(biology: living together) |
| simbolicamente adverb | symbolically(in a symbolic manner) |
| simbolismo noun {m} | symbolism [symbolisms](representation of a concept) |
| simbolizar verb | symbolize [symbolized, symbolizing, symbolizes](To be symbolic of; to represent) |
| simbólico adjective | token(merely symbolic, for appearance's sake) |
| simbólico adjective {m} | symbolic(pertaining to a symbol) |
| simetria noun {f} | symmetry [symmetries](correspondence on either side of a dividing line, plane, center or axis) |
| simetricamente adverb | symmetrically(in a symmetrical manner) |
| Simeão proper noun {m} | Simeon(second son of Jacob) |
| Simferopol proper noun {f} | Simferopol(city) |
| Simferópol proper noun {f} | Simferopol(city) |
| simiesco adjective | simian(resembling an ape) |
| similar adjective | alike(having resemblance; similar) similar(having traits or characteristics in common; alike, comparable) |
| similaridade noun {f} | similarity [similarities](closeness of appearance) |
| similarmente adverb | alike(tn the same manner, form, or degree; equally) likewise(in like manner) similarly(in a similar style or manner) |
| Simone proper noun {f} | Simone(female given name) |
| simonia noun {f} | simony(act of buying or selling spiritual things) |
| simpatia noun | bonhomie(friendly, good-natured, pleasant manner, see also: friendliness) |
| simpatizar verb | sympathize [sympathized, sympathizing, sympathizes](to show sympathy) |
| simples adjective | plain [plainer, plainest](ordinary; lacking adornment or ornamentation) silly [sillier, silliest](pejorative: simple, not intelligent, unrefined) simple [simpler, simplest](uncomplicated) singular(being only one of larger population) |
| simplesmente adverb | just(only, simply, merely) simply(in a simple manner) |
