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When you want to describe a strong feeling or intense characteristic, veemente is your go-to word. It's often used for emotions like anger, passion, or strong opinions. Think of it as a more intense version of 'strong' or 'intense' in English. For example, 'uma crítica veemente' means 'a vehement criticism,' and 'um apoio veemente' means 'vehement support.' It can also describe a forceful action, like 'um vento veemente' for a 'vehement wind.'
A common mistake is overusing muito (very) with veemente. Since veemente already implies intensity, adding muito can be redundant or sound awkward. For instance, instead of 'muito veemente,' just 'veemente' is usually sufficient. Another error is using it for physical strength in objects where 'forte' (strong) would be more appropriate, unless you're emphasizing an intense, almost emotional force. Remember, it's about the intensity of feeling, expression, or a strong, forceful characteristic rather than just physical power.
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Write a short sentence using a color word in Portuguese. For example, 'The car is red.'
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A casa é azul. (The house is blue.)
Write a simple sentence describing what you like to eat, using 'Eu gosto de...' (I like to eat...). For example, 'I like to eat bread.'
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Eu gosto de fruta. (I like to eat fruit.)
Write a sentence introducing yourself, stating your name. For example, 'My name is [your name].'
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Meu nome é Maria. (My name is Maria.)
What does 'Eu sou um estudante' mean?
Read this passage:
Eu sou um estudante. Eu gosto de ler livros.
What does 'Eu sou um estudante' mean?
'Eu sou' means 'I am' and 'um estudante' means 'a student'.
'Eu sou' means 'I am' and 'um estudante' means 'a student'.
What color is the apple?
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A maçã é vermelha. O sol é amarelo.
What color is the apple?
The passage states 'A maçã é vermelha', which means 'The apple is red'.
The passage states 'A maçã é vermelha', which means 'The apple is red'.
Where is João from?
Read this passage:
Olá! Meu nome é João. Eu sou de Portugal.
Where is João from?
The passage says 'Eu sou de Portugal', which means 'I am from Portugal'.
The passage says 'Eu sou de Portugal', which means 'I am from Portugal'.
Choose the best synonym for 'veemente'.
'Veemente' describes something strong, forceful, or intense. 'Forte' is the closest synonym.
Qual das frases usa 'veemente' corretamente?
'Veemente' implies strong feeling or force. A protest can be vehement, but a whisper, a breeze, or silence cannot be.
If someone is described as having a 'personalidade veemente', what does that imply about them?
A 'personalidade veemente' suggests a person with strong feelings and intensity, not shyness, calmness, or being easily swayed.
Uma 'crítica veemente' significa uma crítica suave e educada.
No, a 'crítica veemente' is a strong and forceful criticism, not a gentle or polite one.
Se alguém nega uma acusação de forma veemente, significa que está negando com muita convicção e força.
Yes, to deny something 'de forma veemente' means to deny it with strong conviction and forcefulness.
A palavra 'veemente' pode ser usada para descrever uma cor pastel.
No, 'veemente' describes intensity of feeling or action, not a color, especially not a soft pastel color.
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例文
O político fez um discurso veemente contra a corrupção.
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