o meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| obrigada interjection {f} | no thank you(polite way of saying no) thanks(used to express appreciation or gratitude) |
| obrigada por nada interjection {f} | thanks for nothing(unhappy for actual unhelpfulness) |
| obrigadíssimo interjection | thank you very much(greater gratitude than "thank you") |
| obrigado interjection | thank you(an expression of gratitude) |
| obrigado adjective | bound(obliged to) |
| obrigado phrase | I'm fine, thank you(expected, polite response to How are you?) |
| obrigado interjection {m} | no, thanksinterjection no thank you(polite way of saying no) thanks(used to express appreciation or gratitude) |
| obrigado adjective {m} | obliged(Under an obligation to do something for someone) |
| obrigado a todas interjection {f} | thank you allinterjection |
| obrigado a todos interjection {m} | thank you allinterjection |
| obrigado desde já interjection | thanks in advanceinterjection |
| obrigado pela sua ajuda phrase {m} | thanks for your helpphrase |
| obrigado por nada interjection {m} | thanks for nothing(unhappy for actual unhelpfulness) |
| obrigar verb | bend [bent, bent, bending, bends](to force to submit) compel [compelled, compelling, compels](force, constrain or coerce) force [forced, forcing, forces](to compel someone to do something) |
| obrigatoriamente adverb | compulsorily(in a compulsory manner) mandatorily(in a mandatory manner) willy-nilly(whether desired or not; without regard for consequences or wishes of those affected) |
| obrigatório adjective | compulsory(mandatory, see also: mandatory; obligatory) mandatory(obligatory, see also: obligatory; compulsory) obligatory(binding, see also: mandatory; compulsory) |
| obscenidade noun {f} | curse [curses](vulgar epithet) obscenity [obscenities](something that is obscene) |
| obsceno adjective | nasty [nastier, nastiest](indecent or offensive; obscene, lewd) obscene(offensive to current standards of decency or morality) rude [ruder, rudest](obscene, pornographic, offensive) scurrilous(foul-mouthed) vulgar(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) |
| obscurantismo noun {m} | obscurantism(state of opposition to progress) |
| obscurecer verb | cloud [clouded, clouding, clouds](to make obscure (e.g. to cloud the issue)) |
| obscuridade noun {f} | obscurity [obscurities](darkness; the absence of light) |
| obscuro adjective | dark [darker, darkest](hidden, secret) gloomy [gloomier, gloomiest](imperfectly illuminated) hidden(obscure) obscure(dark, faint or indistinct) |
| obsequioso adjective | obsequious(obedient, compliant with someone else's orders) |
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