Meaning
If something happens twice, it's likely to happen a third time.
Cultural Background
Often used in casual conversation to lighten the mood during minor mishaps. Frequently used in sports commentary to describe a team's winning streak.
Gender agreement
Always use 'duas' (feminine) because it refers to 'vezes' (times), which is feminine.
Meaning
If something happens twice, it's likely to happen a third time.
Gender agreement
Always use 'duas' (feminine) because it refers to 'vezes' (times), which is feminine.
Test Yourself
Complete the proverb.
Não há duas sem ___.
The proverb is fixed as 'Não há duas sem três'.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesNão há duas sem ___.
The proverb is fixed as 'Não há duas sem três'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, it works for both good and bad luck.
Related Phrases
À terceira é de vez
similarThe third time is the one that works.
