euro meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| euro noun {m} | euro [euros](currency unit of the European Monetary Union) |
| Euro proper noun {m} | Euros(European Competition) Eurus(Greek god) |
| euro- adjective | Euro-(pertaining to Europe) |
| euro-asiático adjective | Eurasian(pertaining to Eurasia) |
| eurocentrismo noun {m} | Eurocentrism(practice of viewing the world from a European perspective) |
| euroceticismo noun {m} | Euroscepticism(scepticism of increasing powers of the EU) |
| eurocomunismo noun {m} | Eurocommunism(trend) |
| eurocomunista noun {m} {f} | Eurocommunist(supporter) |
| eurocomunista adjective {m} {f} | Eurocommunistic(relating to or characteristic of Eurocommunism) |
| eurocracia noun {f} | Eurocracy(the bureaucracy of the European Union) |
| eurocrata noun {m} {f} | Eurocrat(employee of the EU) |
| Eurocâmara proper noun {f} | European Parliament(legislative chamber of the European Union) |
| eurocética noun {f} | Eurosceptic(one who is sceptical of increasing the powers of the European Union) |
| eurocético noun {m} | Eurosceptic(one who is sceptical of increasing the powers of the European Union) |
| eurocético adjective {m} | Eurosceptic(of or pertaining to Eurosceptics or Euroscepticism) |
| eurodeputada noun {f} | MEP(Member of the European Parliament) |
| eurodeputado noun {m} | MEP(Member of the European Parliament) |
| eurofobia noun {f} | Europhobia(A dislike of Europe or its culture or inhabitants) |
| eurofóbica noun {f} | Europhobe(One who dislikes Europe or the European Union) |
| eurofóbica adjective {f} | Europhobic(Disliking Europe or the European Union) |
| eurofóbico noun {m} | Europhobe(One who dislikes Europe or the European Union) |
| eurofóbico adjective {m} | Europhobic(Disliking Europe or the European Union) |
| eurogrupo noun {m} | Eurogroup(body of Eurozone finance ministers) |
| Europa proper noun {f} | Europa(princess abducted to Crete by Zeus) Europe(continent) |
| Europa Central proper noun {f} | Central Europe(geographical region in the center of Europe) |
| Europa meridional proper noun | Southern Europeproper noun |
| Europa Ocidental proper noun {f} | Western Europeproper noun |
| Europa setentrional proper noun {f} | Northern Europe(sociopolitical region of Europe) |
| europarlamentar noun {m} {f} | MEP(Member of the European Parliament) |
| Europarlamento proper noun {m} | European Parliament(legislative chamber of the European Union) |
| europeia noun {f} | European(person) |
| europeizar verb | Europeanize(to make something, or someone, more European) |
| europeização noun {f} | Europeanisation(assimilation) |
| europeu adjective | European(relating to Europe or the European Union) |
| europeu noun {m} | European(person) |
| Europeu proper noun {m} | Euros(European Competition) |
| europoide noun | Caucasoid(a person with Caucasoid characteristics) |
| Europol proper noun {f} | Europol(the criminal intelligence agency of the European Union) |
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