rego meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| rego noun {m} | crack [cracks](thin space opened in a previously solid material) furrow [furrows](trench cut in the soil) |
| regolito noun {m} | regolith [regoliths](layer of loose rock that constitutes the surface of most land) |
| regozijar verb | rejoice [rejoiced, rejoicing, rejoices](make happy) |
| regozijar-se verb | rejoice [rejoiced, rejoicing, rejoices](be happy) |
| agradar a gregos e troianos verb | run with the hare and hunt with the hounds(support both sides of an argument) |
| agência de emprego noun {f} | employment agency(organisation that matches employers to employees) |
| agência de empregos noun {f} | employment agency(organisation that matches employers to employees) |
| antidesemprego adjective | antiunemployment(opposing or countering unemployment) |
| antiemprego adjective | antiemployment(opposing or countering employment) |
| armadilha do desemprego noun {f} | welfare trap(situation) |
| burrego noun {m} | burro [burros](small donkey) |
| calendário gregoriano proper noun {m} | Gregorian calendar(calendar) |
| canto gregoriano noun | Gregorian chant(unaccompanied monotonic singing style) |
| córrego noun {m} | brook [brooks](a small stream) |
| desemprego noun {m} | unemployment(joblessness) |
| emprego noun {m} | employment [employments](use, purpose) hire [hires](the state of being hired, or having a job; employment) job [jobs](economic role for which a person is paid) occupation [occupations](activity or task with which one occupies oneself) usage [usages](habit or accepted practice) |
| entrevista de emprego noun {f} | job interview(interview attended by a job applicant) |
| escorrego noun {m} | slide [slides](item of play equipment) |
| feira de empregos noun {f} | job fair(event) |
| feno-grego noun {m} | fenugreek(spice) |
| fogo grego noun {m} | Greek fire(flammable substance) |
| grego adjective | Greek(of or relating to Greece, its people, its language, or its traditional form of Christianity) |
| grego noun {m} | gibberish(unintelligible speech or writing) Greek [Greeks](person from Greece or of Greek descent) |
| grego proper noun {m} | Greek(language of the Greek people) |
| grego antigo proper noun {m} | Ancient Greek(the Greek language of classical antiquity) |
| grego catarévussa proper noun {m} | Katharevousa(purist variant of Modern Greek) |
| grego demótico noun {m} | Demotic Greek(Modern Greek vernacular language) |
| Grego micênico noun {m} | Mycenaean Greek(ancient Greek language) |
| grego moderno noun {m} | Modern Greeknoun |
| i grego noun {m} | wye [wyes](name of the letter Y, y) |
| lanche grego noun {m} | kebab [kebabs](a dish of pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables roasted on a skewer or spit, especially a doner kebab) |
| lôbrego adjective | gloomy [gloomier, gloomiest](affected with, or expressing, gloom; melancholy) lugubrious(gloomy) |
| macaco-prego noun {m} | capuchin monkey(New World monkey of the genus Cebus) |
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