propor meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| propor verb | move [moved, moving, moves](to propose; to recommend) posit [posited, positing, posits](to suggest) propose [proposed, proposing, proposes](to suggest a plan or course of action) propound [propounded, propounding, propounds](to put forward; to offer for discussion or debate) put forward(to propose for consideration) suggest [suggested, suggesting, suggests](to ask for without demanding) |
| propor noun | moot(to bring up as a subject for debate, to propose) |
| propor-se verb | purpose [purposed, purposing, purposes](have set as one's purpose; intend) |
| proporcional adjective | proportional(at a constant ratio (to)) proportionate(harmonious and symmetrical) |
| proporcionalmente adverb | proportionally(in proportion) |
| proporcionar verb | proportion [proportioned, proportioning, proportions](to set or render in proportion) |
| proporção noun {f} | proportion [proportions](quantity that is part of the whole) |
| proporção áurea noun | golden ratio(irrational number) |
| desproporcionado adjective | disproportionate(not proportionate) |
| desproporcional adjective | disproportionate(out of proportion) |
| desproporcionar verb | disproportionate(to undergo disproportionation) |
| guardadas as devidas proporções adverb | up to a point(to a certain extent) |
| representação proporcional noun {f} | proportional representation(voting principle) |
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