Meaning
To have the courage or resilience to deal with something unpleasant.
Cultural Background
In Brazil, this is often used in political discussions to describe the ability to watch corruption news. Used similarly, but often in professional contexts regarding bureaucracy.
Use with 'para'
Always remember to add 'para' after the phrase.
Meaning
To have the courage or resilience to deal with something unpleasant.
Use with 'para'
Always remember to add 'para' after the phrase.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
Eu não ______ estômago para ver essa cena.
The idiom is 'ter estômago'.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesEu não ______ estômago para ver essa cena.
The idiom is 'ter estômago'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, use 'dor de estômago' for physical pain.
Related Phrases
Ter nervos de aço
similarTo have nerves of steel
