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A2 numeral #10,000 最常用 7分钟阅读

Sete mil

Q: How do you say 7,000 in Portuguese?

You say 7,000 as 'sete mil' . 'Sete' means seven, and 'mil' means thousand.

Q: What's the difference between 'mil' and 'milhares'?

'Mil' is the singular word for thousand. 'Milhares' is the plural, meaning thousands. So, 7,000 is 'sete mil', but you might say 'milhares de pessoas' (thousands of people).

Q: Do I need to use 'e' (and) when saying 7,000 in Portuguese?

No, for numbers like 7,000, you don't use 'e'. It's simply 'sete mil' . You use 'e' for numbers like 'cem e um' (101) or 'vinte e cinco' (25).

Q: How do you write 7,000 in Portuguese text?

In Portuguese, you write it as 'sete mil' . The comma (,) is often used as a decimal separator, and a period (.) is used for thousands, so 7.000,00 would be seven thousand.

Q: Can you give an example of 'sete mil' in a sentence?

Sure! 'A população da cidade é de sete mil habitantes.' (The city's population is seven thousand inhabitants.) Or: 'Eu tenho sete mil reais na conta.' (I have seven thousand reais in the account.)

Q: How do you count from 6,000 to 8,000 in Portuguese?

It follows a pattern: 'seis mil' (6,000), 'sete mil' (7,000), 'oito mil' (8,000). You just change the first number.

Q: Is 'sete mil' the same in Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese?

Yes, 'sete mil' means 7,000 in both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese.

Q: How do you say 7,001 in Portuguese?

For 7,001, you would say 'sete mil e um' . Here you add 'e' because it's seven thousand AND one.

Q: What about larger numbers like 70,000 or 700,000?

For 70,000 it's 'setenta mil' . For 700,000 it's 'setecentos mil' . The pattern remains consistent with 'mil' for thousand.

前10,000

When you're counting in Portuguese, sete mil means seven thousand.

You'll use it just like you would in English to talk about a quantity of 7,000 of something.

When counting in Portuguese, larger numbers are often formed by combining smaller number words. For example, to say "seven thousand," you combine sete (seven) with mil (thousand).

This structure is straightforward and makes it easy to express numbers like oito mil (eight thousand) or nove mil (nine thousand) once you know the basic number words.

When counting in Portuguese, larger numbers are often formed by combining smaller number words. For example, 'mil' means 'thousand'. So, 'sete mil' literally translates to 'seven thousand'. This structure is very common and predictable, making it easier to learn larger numbers once you know the basic number words.

Understanding this pattern helps you quickly grasp other numbers like 'dois mil' (two thousand) or 'dez mil' (ten thousand). It's a foundational concept for expressing quantities beyond the hundreds.

When counting in Portuguese, larger numbers are often formed by combining smaller number words. In this case, 'sete' means seven and 'mil' means thousand. Putting them together gives you 'sete mil' which translates directly to seven thousand. This structure is quite consistent, making it easier to learn larger numbers once you know the basic building blocks.

开始练习例句笔记与提示

Sete mil 30秒了解

Understanding of large numbers.
Combination of 'sete' (seven) and 'mil' (thousand).
Used in counting and expressing quantities.

§ Understanding 'Sete mil'

'Sete mil' means 'seven thousand' in Portuguese. It's a numerical expression used just like you would say 'seven thousand' in English. It's straightforward, but let's break down its use a bit.

DEFINITION: The number 7,000.

When you're talking about quantities of things, 'sete mil' will generally come before the noun it modifies. Like in English, 'seven thousand' acts as a descriptor of quantity.

Eu preciso de sete mil reais para comprar o carro. (I need seven thousand Reais to buy the car.)

A população daquela cidade é de sete mil pessoas. (The population of that city is seven thousand people.)

§ Grammar and Prepositions with 'Sete mil'

The number itself, 'sete mil', doesn't change gender or number. It always stays 'sete mil', whether you're talking about masculine or feminine nouns, or plural nouns. The agreement will happen with the noun that 'sete mil' is describing, if any.

When using 'sete mil' with prepositions, it functions much like any other number. The preposition will depend on the context of your sentence. Common prepositions you'll see include 'de' (of/from), 'em' (in/at), and 'por' (for/by).

Using 'de' (of/from)
You'll often see 'de' when 'sete mil' is part of a larger quantity or specifying a total.
Ele recebeu um cheque de sete mil euros. (He received a check of seven thousand euros.)
Using 'em' (in/at)
'Em' is used to indicate location or time, and can be combined with 'sete mil' in certain contexts, though less commonly than 'de'.
O investimento foi feito em sete mil ações. (The investment was made in seven thousand shares.)
Using 'por' (for/by)
'Por' can indicate 'for' a certain amount or 'by' a certain quantity.
Vendeu o carro por sete mil dólares. (He sold the car for seven thousand dollars.)

In summary, 'sete mil' is a simple and unchanging numerical expression. Focus on understanding the context and the nouns it modifies, and the prepositions will fall into place naturally based on the meaning you want to convey.

§ Understanding 'Sete mil'

DEFINITION: The number 7,000.

When you're learning Portuguese numbers, 'sete mil' is fairly straightforward. It literally means 'seven thousand'. In Portuguese, 'mil' is always singular when referring to a thousand, regardless of the number preceding it. So, you don't say 'sete milhes' (which would mean seven millions), you say 'sete mil'.

§ 'Sete mil' in everyday situations

You'll hear 'sete mil' in various contexts, especially when dealing with quantities, money, or statistics. Here are some common scenarios:

Prices and Money: If you're buying something expensive, like a used car or a piece of equipment, the price might be in the thousands.
Population or Statistics: When discussing local demographics or survey results, you might hear this number.
Measurements: For larger distances or volumes, 'sete mil' could come up.

§ Examples you'll encounter

O carro custa sete mil euros. (The car costs seven thousand euros.)

This is a classic example. When discussing prices, 'sete mil' is very common. The currency will follow the number.

A cidade tem uma população de sete mil habitantes. (The city has a population of seven thousand inhabitants.)

Here, 'habitantes' (inhabitants) is a common word you'll find when talking about population figures. Notice how 'sete mil' remains constant.

Percorremos quase sete mil quilómetros na viagem. (We traveled almost seven thousand kilometers on the trip.)

Whether you're talking about distances, or other measurements, 'sete mil' works the same way. The unit of measurement ('quilómetros' - kilometers) follows directly.

Recebemos sete mil candidaturas para a vaga. (We received seven thousand applications for the vacancy.)

In a professional or academic setting, you might hear this when discussing quantities of applications, documents, or research participants. 'Candidaturas' means applications.

§ Important notes about 'mil'

While 'mil' is generally singular, keep in mind how it interacts with other numbers. For instance:

1,000: 'mil'
2,000: 'dois mil'
7,000: 'sete mil'
100,000: 'cem mil'

You don't say 'um mil' for 1,000; it's simply 'mil'. This is a common point of confusion for English speakers learning Portuguese. But for any other number of thousands, you include the number before 'mil'.

Havia mais de sete mil pessoas no concerto. (There were over seven thousand people at the concert.)

This shows how 'sete mil' is used with quantities of people. 'Pessoas' means people.

§ What 'Sete mil' Means

DEFINITION: 'Sete mil' directly translates to 'seven thousand'. It's used just like you'd use 'seven thousand' in English to indicate the quantity 7,000.

This is a straightforward number, but understanding how it fits into the Portuguese number system is key. You'll use it when talking about amounts, quantities, or large counts of items.

Eles compraram sete mil livros para a biblioteca. (They bought seven thousand books for the library.)

O evento atraiu mais de sete mil pessoas. (The event attracted more than seven thousand people.)

§ How to Form Numbers in Portuguese

To build numbers like 'sete mil', you combine the smaller number (sete = seven) with 'mil' (thousand). This pattern holds for many other numbers. It's really quite logical once you see the system.

Cem (100)
One hundred. Note that 'cem' changes to 'cento e' when followed by other numbers (e.g., 101 is 'cento e um').
Duzentos (200)
Two hundred. The '-centos' ending is common for hundreds (trezentos, quatrocentos, etc.).
Mil (1,000)
One thousand. Unlike 'cem', 'mil' doesn't change when followed by other numbers, for example 'mil e um' for 1,001.

§ Similar Numbers and When to Use Them

Let's look at other 'thousand' numbers. The pattern for 'sete mil' applies to all numbers in the thousands.

Mil (1,000)
This is the base for thousands. You'll just say 'mil'.

Custa mil euros. (It costs one thousand euros.)

Dois mil (2,000)
Two thousand. Simple, right?

Ela ganhou dois mil reais na loteria. (She won two thousand reais in the lottery.)

Vinte mil (20,000)
Twenty thousand. You just put the number for twenty ('vinte') before 'mil'.

A população daquela vila é de vinte mil habitantes. (The population of that village is twenty thousand inhabitants.)

Cem mil (100,000)
One hundred thousand. Here, 'cem' is used before 'mil'.

O projeto custou mais de cem mil dólares. (The project cost more than one hundred thousand dollars.)

Um milhão (1,000,000)
One million. Notice 'milhão' is a noun and takes an article or a number before it. It also changes to 'milhões' in the plural.

A cidade tem mais de um milhão de habitantes. (The city has more than one million inhabitants.)

The key takeaway here is that 'mil' acts as the marker for thousands. You prepend the number of thousands you want to express. So, 'sete mil' is simply 'seven' + 'thousand'. It's not complicated, just a matter of getting used to the structure. Keep practicing these numbers, and you'll be counting like a native in no time!

趣味小知识

The word 'mil' (thousand) in Portuguese comes from Latin 'mille', which also gives us English words like 'mile' and 'millennium'.

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前置知识

sete mil números

接下来学习

oito mil nove mil dez mil

高级

cem mil um milhão contar

按水平分级的例句

Eu tenho sete mil amigos.

I have seven thousand friends.

Sete mil é um número grande.

Seven thousand is a big number.

O carro custa sete mil euros.

The car costs seven thousand euros.

Tem sete mil pessoas na festa.

There are seven thousand people at the party.

Eu preciso de sete mil reais.

I need seven thousand Reais.

Sete mil dias é muito tempo.

Seven thousand days is a lot of time.

A cidade tem sete mil casas.

The city has seven thousand houses.

Ele correu sete mil metros.

He ran seven thousand meters.

O projeto custou sete mil euros.

The project cost seven thousand euros.

Using 'custou' (cost) with the amount.

Eles têm sete mil livros na biblioteca.

They have seven thousand books in the library.

Using 'têm' (they have) to indicate possession.

A população daquela vila é de sete mil pessoas.

The population of that village is seven thousand people.

Using 'é de' to express a quantity in a population.

Percorremos sete mil quilómetros de carro.

We traveled seven thousand kilometers by car.

Using 'percorremos' (we traveled/covered) with a distance.

Faltam sete mil votos para ele ganhar.

He needs seven thousand more votes to win.

Using 'faltam' (are missing/needed) to indicate a deficit.

Mais de sete mil pessoas assistiram ao concerto.

More than seven thousand people attended the concert.

Using 'assistiram' (attended) with the audience size.

Ele ganhou sete mil reais na loteria.

He won seven thousand Brazilian reals in the lottery.

Using 'ganhou' (won) with the prize money.

A empresa tem um faturamento anual de sete mil milhões.

The company has an annual turnover of seven billion (seven thousand million).

In European Portuguese, 'mil milhões' is used for billion. In Brazilian Portuguese, 'bilhões'.

A população daquela pequena cidade era de apenas sete mil habitantes.

The population of that small city was only seven thousand inhabitants.

Here, 'sete mil' modifies 'habitantes'.

Para construir a nova ponte, foram gastos sete mil euros.

To build the new bridge, seven thousand euros were spent.

'Foram gastos' is the passive voice.

Ele correu sete mil metros na maratona de ontem.

He ran seven thousand meters in yesterday's marathon.

'Ontem' means yesterday.

A empresa recebeu cerca de sete mil candidaturas para a vaga.

The company received about seven thousand applications for the position.

'Cerca de' means about/around.

Preciso comprar sete mil selos para a correspondência em massa.

I need to buy seven thousand stamps for the mass mailing.

'Preciso comprar' means I need to buy.

O livro já vendeu mais de sete mil cópias em apenas um mês.

The book has already sold more than seven thousand copies in just one month.

'Mais de' means more than.

A doação totalizou sete mil reais, uma quantia significativa.

The donation totaled seven thousand reais, a significant amount.

'Totalizou' is the past tense of 'totalizar' (to total).

Eles esperam alcançar a marca de sete mil assinantes até o final do ano.

They hope to reach the seven thousand subscriber mark by the end of the year.

'Até o final do ano' means by the end of the year.

A empresa registou um lucro líquido de sete mil milhões de euros no último trimestre, superando as expectativas dos analistas.

The company recorded a net profit of seven billion euros in the last quarter, exceeding analysts' expectations.

Here, 'sete mil milhões' is used to express seven billion, highlighting the advanced numerical scale.

Para alcançar a meta de erradicar a pobreza extrema, serão necessários investimentos na ordem de sete mil milhões de dólares anuais em infraestrutura e educação.

To achieve the goal of eradicating extreme poverty, investments of around seven billion dollars annually in infrastructure and education will be necessary.

This sentence uses 'sete mil milhões de dólares' in a hypothetical context, showcasing advanced vocabulary for economic discussions.

O projeto de lei, que propõe uma reforma tributária abrangente, estima uma redução de sete mil milhões de euros na carga fiscal das empresas.

The bill, which proposes a comprehensive tax reform, estimates a reduction of seven billion euros in the tax burden on companies.

'Sete mil milhões de euros' is used here in a formal, legislative context, indicating a high level of proficiency.

A investigação revelou que a população de aves migratórias diminuiu em sete mil exemplares nos últimos cinco anos devido à degradação do habitat.

The investigation revealed that the migratory bird population decreased by seven thousand specimens in the last five years due to habitat degradation.

'Sete mil exemplares' is used to quantify a specific decline in a scientific context.

A construção da nova linha de metro, orçada em sete mil milhões de reais, promete revolucionar o transporte público na metrópole.

The construction of the new subway line, budgeted at seven billion Brazilian reals, promises to revolutionize public transport in the metropolis.

This example uses 'sete mil milhões de reais' in the context of a large-scale infrastructure project.

Os arqueólogos desenterraram uma coleção de artefatos antigos, datando de aproximadamente sete mil anos, que fornecem novas perspectivas sobre a civilização perdida.

Archaeologists unearthed a collection of ancient artifacts, dating back approximately seven thousand years, which provide new perspectives on the lost civilization.

'Sete mil anos' is used to express a large time span in an archaeological context.

O relatório anual da ONU destacou que sete mil crianças morrem diariamente devido à falta de acesso a água potável e saneamento básico.

The annual UN report highlighted that seven thousand children die daily due to lack of access to drinking water and basic sanitation.

'Sete mil crianças' is used in a formal report context to convey a critical statistic.

Para combater os efeitos das mudanças climáticas, o governo destinou um fundo de sete mil milhões de dólares para investir em energias renováveis e projetos de reflorestamento.

To combat the effects of climate change, the government allocated a fund of seven billion dollars to invest in renewable energies and reforestation projects.

'Sete mil milhões de dólares' is used here in the context of large-scale governmental funding for environmental initiatives.

常见搭配

sete mil euros seven thousand euros

sete mil pessoas seven thousand people

sete mil anos seven thousand years

sete mil quilómetros seven thousand kilometers

sete mil dólares seven thousand dollars

sete mil livros seven thousand books

sete mil dias seven thousand days

sete mil habitantes seven thousand inhabitants

sete mil refeições seven thousand meals

sete mil vezes seven thousand times

常用短语

Custou sete mil euros.

It cost seven thousand euros.

Havia sete mil pessoas no evento.

There were seven thousand people at the event.

A cidade tem sete mil anos de história.

The city has seven thousand years of history.

Eles viajaram sete mil quilómetros.

They traveled seven thousand kilometers.

Ele ganhou sete mil dólares na loteria.

He won seven thousand dollars in the lottery.

A biblioteca tem mais de sete mil livros.

The library has over seven thousand books.

Faltam sete mil dias para o fim do projeto.

There are seven thousand days left until the end of the project.

A vila tem sete mil habitantes.

The village has seven thousand inhabitants.

Serviram sete mil refeições aos desabrigados.

They served seven thousand meals to the homeless.

Eu já disse isso sete mil vezes!

I've said that seven thousand times!

习语与表达

"sete mares"

seven seas (figurative: all over the world)

Ele viajou pelos sete mares em busca de aventura. (He traveled the seven seas in search of adventure.)

neutral

"cair em si"

to come to one's senses, to realize something

Depois de tanto tempo, ele finalmente caiu em si e pediu desculpas. (After so long, he finally came to his senses and apologized.)

neutral

"estar com a faca e o queijo na mão"

to have everything one needs to succeed, to have the upper hand (literally: to have the knife and the cheese in hand)

Com todas as informações, ela estava com a faca e o queijo na mão para fechar o negócio. (With all the information, she had the knife and the cheese in hand to close the deal.)

informal

"dar com a língua nos dentes"

to let the cat out of the bag, to blurt out a secret (literally: to hit with the tongue on the teeth)

Ele não conseguiu guardar o segredo e deu com a língua nos dentes. (He couldn't keep the secret and blurted it out.)

informal

"ficar de olho"

to keep an eye on, to watch carefully

Por favor, fique de olho nas crianças enquanto eu faço o jantar. (Please, keep an eye on the children while I make dinner.)

neutral

"estar nas nuvens"

to be on cloud nine, to be very happy/dreamy (literally: to be in the clouds)

Depois de receber a notícia, ela estava nas nuvens. (After receiving the news, she was on cloud nine.)

neutral

"água mole em pedra dura tanto bate até que fura"

drop by drop wears away the stone, persistence pays off (literally: soft water in hard stone keeps hitting until it drills)

Não desista, lembre-se: água mole em pedra dura tanto bate até que fura. (Don't give up, remember: persistence pays off.)

neutral

"sem tirar nem pôr"

exactly, without adding or subtracting anything

Ele repetiu a história sem tirar nem pôr. (He repeated the story exactly.)

neutral

"encher linguiça"

to beat around the bush, to talk a lot without saying anything important (literally: to fill sausage)

Pare de encher linguiça e vá direto ao ponto. (Stop beating around the bush and get straight to the point.)

informal

"pão-duro"

stingy, cheapskate (literally: hard bread)

Ele é tão pão-duro que nunca compra nada para ninguém. (He is so stingy that he never buys anything for anyone.)

informal

小贴士

Basic structure for numbers

In Portuguese, numbers are often structured similarly to English. For 'sete mil', 'sete' means seven and 'mil' means thousand. So, 'sete mil' literally translates to 'seven thousand'.

Practice saying it

Say 'sete mil' out loud several times. This helps with pronunciation and memorization. Focus on the sounds of 'sete' (SEH-tee) and 'mil' (MEEL).

Use in simple sentences

Try using 'sete mil' in basic sentences. For example, 'Eu tenho sete mil reais.' (I have seven thousand Brazilian Reals.)

Recognize in context

Listen for 'sete mil' in Portuguese audio or read it in texts. Pay attention to what comes before and after it to understand its context. For instance, 'A população da cidade é de sete mil habitantes.' (The city's population is seven thousand inhabitants.)

Relate to other numbers

Think of other numbers with 'mil'. For example, 'dois mil' (two thousand), 'dez mil' (ten thousand). This helps solidify the meaning of 'mil'.

No 'and' like in English

Unlike English where you might say 'seven thousand and one hundred', in Portuguese, you just say 'sete mil e cem' (seven thousand and one hundred). The 'e' (and) is used between hundreds and tens/units, but not typically between thousands and hundreds.

Currency context

You'll often hear 'sete mil' when discussing money, especially in countries like Brazil where 'reais' is the currency. For example, 'O carro custa sete mil euros.' (The car costs seven thousand euros.)

Feminine vs. Masculine nouns

Numbers generally don't change for gender, but the context of the noun they modify might. 'Sete mil' itself is neutral, but if you're talking about 'sete mil pessoas' (seven thousand people), 'pessoas' is feminine.

Write it down

Practice writing 'sete mil' and other numbers to reinforce your memory. Writing helps solidify the connection between the spoken word and its numerical representation.

Quantity rather than ordinal

'Sete mil' refers to a quantity (cardinal number). If you wanted to say 'seven thousandth', you'd use an ordinal number like 'sétimo milésimo', which is much less common.

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记忆技巧

Think of 'Sete' sounding a bit like 'set it' and 'mil' like 'meal'. So, 'set it meal' for 7,000. It's a bit of a stretch, but can help link the sounds.

视觉联想

Imagine a huge pile of 7,000 'meals' or a massive dinner 'set' for 7,000 people. Visualize the number 7,000 written out in a very prominent way on this image.

Word Web

números (numbers) sete (seven) mil (thousand) quantidade (quantity) grande número (large number)

挑战

Try to count out loud from 6,990 to 7,010 in Portuguese. For example: seis mil novecentos e noventa, seis mil novecentos e noventa e um, ... sete mil, sete mil e um, etc. This helps solidify the numerical sequence.

词源

Latin 'septem' (seven) and 'mille' (thousand)

原始含义： Seven thousand

Indo-European, Italic, Romance

文化背景

Seven thousand, 'sete mil' in Portuguese, is used just like in English to represent the quantity 7,000. For example, 'A população daquela vila é de sete mil pessoas' (The population of that village is seven thousand people). It's a straightforward numerical expression.

常见问题

10 个问题

You say 7,000 as 'sete mil'. 'Sete' means seven, and 'mil' means thousand.

'Mil' is the singular word for thousand. 'Milhares' is the plural, meaning thousands. So, 7,000 is 'sete mil', but you might say 'milhares de pessoas' (thousands of people).

No, for numbers like 7,000, you don't use 'e'. It's simply 'sete mil'. You use 'e' for numbers like 'cem e um' (101) or 'vinte e cinco' (25).

In Portuguese, you write it as 'sete mil'. The comma (,) is often used as a decimal separator, and a period (.) is used for thousands, so 7.000,00 would be seven thousand.

Sure! 'A população da cidade é de sete mil habitantes.' (The city's population is seven thousand inhabitants.) Or: 'Eu tenho sete mil reais na conta.' (I have seven thousand reais in the account.)

It follows a pattern: 'seis mil' (6,000), 'sete mil' (7,000), 'oito mil' (8,000). You just change the first number.

Yes, 'sete mil' means 7,000 in both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese.

For 7,001, you would say 'sete mil e um'. Here you add 'e' because it's seven thousand AND one.

For 70,000 it's 'setenta mil'. For 700,000 it's 'setecentos mil'. The pattern remains consistent with 'mil' for thousand.

A common mistake is trying to translate 'thousand' as 'thousand' directly, or forgetting to use 'mil'. Also, sometimes learners might incorrectly add 's' to 'mil' for thousands when it's part of a specific number like 7,000. Remember, it's just 'sete mil'.