pró meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| pró preposition | pro(in favor of) |
| pró noun {m} | pro [pros](advantage of something) |
| pró-europeu adjective | pro-European(supporting European peoples or integration) |
| pró-memória noun {m} | aide-mémoirenoun pro memorianoun |
| pró-reitor noun {m} | provost [provosts](senior academic administrator) |
| pró-vida adjective | pro-life(opposed to abortion) |
| pródigo adjective {m} | lavish(profuse) prodigal(wastefully extravagant) |
| pródromo noun {m} | prodrome [prodromes](medicine: early sign or symptom) |
| prógnato adjective | prognathous(with jaws projecting forward) |
| prólogo noun {m} | prologue [prologues](speech or section used as an introduction, especially to a play or novel) |
| própolis noun | propolis(glue-like substance) |
| própria vontade noun {f} | free will(natural inclination) |
| próprio adjective | eigen-adjective own(belonging to (determiner)) particular(specialised; characteristic of a specific person or thing) proper(fit, suitable) very(the same; identical) |
| próprio/própria pronoun | itself((emphatic) it) |
| prós e contras noun {m-Pl} | pros and cons(for and against) |
| próspero adjective | prosperous(characterized by success) |
| próspero adjective {m} | successful(resulting in success) |
| próstata noun {f} | prostate [prostates](prostate gland) |
| próteo noun {m} | olm(Proteus anguinus) |
| prótese noun {f} | prosthesis [prostheses](artificial replacement for a body part) prothesis [protheses](the addition of a sound or syllable at the beginning of a word without changing the word's meaning or the rest of its structure) |
| prótio noun {m} | protium(lightest isotope of hydrogen) |
| próton noun {m} | proton [protons](positively charged nucleon) |
| próxima noun {f} | neighbour [neighbours](fellow human) |
| próximo noun | next(the one that follows after this one (in languages with a definite article that is generally required in this sense)) |
| próximo adjective | close [closer, closest](at a little distance) familiar(intimate or friendly) near [nearer, nearest](physically close) nearby(adjacent) next(following in a sequence) nigh(near, close by) |
| próximo adverb | nearby(close to) next(In a time, place or sequence closest or following) |
| próximo preposition {m} | by(near, or next to) |
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