Meaning
To indicate that something is still far from completion or success.
Cultural Background
Very common in business to manage expectations. Used similarly, often with a slightly more formal tone. Used in social contexts to describe long-term goals. Used in community development projects.
Use with 'ainda'
Adding 'ainda' (still) makes it sound more natural.
Meaning
To indicate that something is still far from completion or success.
Use with 'ainda'
Adding 'ainda' (still) makes it sound more natural.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
O plano ainda _____ pernas para andar.
The verb 'ter' is required.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesO plano ainda _____ pernas para andar.
The verb 'ter' is required.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it is for projects or situations.
Related Phrases
Ter muito chão pela frente
synonymTo have a lot of ground ahead.
