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Life has its ups and downs.
Despite the difficulties, they kept hope.
The changes in fortune affected the company.
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As vicissitudes da vida me ensinaram muito.
Focus: vi-cis-si-TU-des
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Ele superou todas as vicissitudes com coragem.
Focus: su-pe-ROU
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Aceitar as vicissitudes é parte do crescimento.
Focus: a-cei-TAR
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A vida está cheia de ___ inesperadas.
The sentence talks about unexpected changes, and 'vicissitudes' (vicissitudes) fits this meaning best. 'Felicidades' (happinesses), 'alegrias' (joys), and 'conquistas' (achievements) have positive connotations.
Mesmo em meio às ___, ele manteve sua serenidade.
The phrase 'mesmo em meio às' (even amidst the) implies a challenging situation. 'Vicissitudes' (vicissitudes) refers to unwelcome changes, making it the most suitable word. 'Calmarias' (calms), 'estabilidades' (stabilities), and 'pazes' (peaces) suggest positive or neutral states.
As ___ da economia afetaram muitos negócios.
When discussing the economy's impact on businesses, 'vicissitudes' (vicissitudes) is appropriate as it implies unpredictable and often unwelcome changes. 'Melhoras' (improvements), 'estabilidades' (stabilities), and 'recuperações' (recoveries) denote positive or stable conditions.
Ele aprendeu a lidar com as ___ da política.
Politics is often characterized by unpredictable changes and challenges, making 'vicissitudes' (vicissitudes) the correct choice. 'Certezas' (certainties), 'facilidades' (eases), and 'previsibilidades' (predictabilities) are the opposite of what's typically experienced in politics.
Após muitas ___, o projeto finalmente foi concluído.
The phrase 'após muitas' (after many) suggests overcoming difficulties. 'Vicissitudes' (vicissitudes) accurately conveys the idea of challenges or unwelcome changes before a successful completion. 'Sucessos' (successes), 'vitórias' (victories), and 'conquistas' (achievements) are positive outcomes, not obstacles.
É preciso resiliência para enfrentar as ___ da vida.
'Resiliência' (resilience) is needed to deal with difficult and unwelcome changes, which is precisely what 'vicissitudes' (vicissitudes) means. 'Bençãos' (blessings), 'oportunidades' (opportunities), and 'sortes' (fortunes) are generally positive things that don't require resilience to 'face' in the same challenging way.
Despite life's changes, he maintained hope.
Political changes affected the country's economy.
She faced many unwelcome changes, but never gave up.
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As vicissitudes do destino podem ser imprevisíveis.
Focus: vi-cis-si-tudes
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Como você lida com as vicissitudes da sua carreira?
Focus: vi-cis-si-tudes, car-rei-ra
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Apesar das vicissitudes, é importante manter a resiliência.
Focus: vi-cis-si-tudes, re-si-li-ên-ci-a
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Qual das seguintes palavras é um sinônimo próximo de "vicissitude"?
Vicissitude refere-se a uma mudança de circunstâncias, então 'mudança' é o sinônimo mais adequado.
Em que contexto a palavra 'vicissitude' é mais frequentemente usada?
Vicissitude geralmente se refere a mudanças de circunstâncias que são tipicamente indesejáveis ou desafiadoras.
Qual frase usa 'vicissitude' corretamente?
A frase correta descreve desafios ou dificuldades, que é o sentido de 'vicissitude'.
A palavra 'vicissitude' pode ser usada para descrever uma mudança positiva e bem-vinda.
Embora 'vicissitude' signifique 'mudança', ela geralmente implica uma mudança de circunstâncias desfavoráveis ou difíceis, não positivas e bem-vindas.
É comum usar 'vicissitude' para falar sobre pequenas e insignificantes alterações na rotina.
'Vicissitude' refere-se a mudanças significativas e muitas vezes desafiadoras na vida, não a pequenas alterações rotineiras.
Uma pessoa que passa por muitas 'vicissitudes' geralmente tem uma vida sem grandes desafios.
Pelo contrário, uma pessoa que passa por muitas 'vicissitudes' enfrenta muitos desafios e mudanças difíceis.
Life is full of ups and downs, but you need courage to face them.
The political changes in the region deeply affected the local economy.
He narrated the difficult events of his journey with a mix of sadness and hope.
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Apesar das vicissitudes, eles mantiveram a fé no futuro.
Focus: vicissitudes
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Como você lida com as vicissitudes inesperadas da vida?
Focus: inesperadas
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As vicissitudes do clima afetaram a colheita este ano.
Focus: colheita
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This sentence means 'The vicissitudes of life strengthened her.' The word order for 'the vicissitudes of life' is 'As vicissitudes da vida'.
This sentence means 'He faced many vicissitudes in his career.' The word order for 'faced many vicissitudes' is 'enfrentou muitas vicissitudes'.
This sentence means 'Despite the vicissitudes, they remained firm.' The phrase 'despite the vicissitudes' is 'Apesar das vicissitudes'.
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