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Dip #17 – Novidades vs Notícias – Portuguesepedia

Novidades

"Novidades" is a broad term that refers to recent changes and events. "Notícias" specifically refers to current information provided by newspapers and other media outlets.

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Dip #15 - Pelo sim pelo não - Portuguesepedia

Pelo sim pelo não

"Pelo sim pelo não" means taking precautions—doing something "just in case" you end up needing it.

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Dip #14 - Portuguese Expression: Um nadinha - Portuguesepedia

Um nadinha

"Um nadinha" means a small amount of something.

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Dip #13 - Chega! - Portuguesepedia

Chega!

In this context, "chega!" means "enough!" and is used to put an end to a conversation or behavior.

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Dip #12 - Portuguese Expressions - Até Ver - Portuguesepedia

Até ver

"Até ver" means "for now/so far." It refers to the current state of something, with a note of caution that things could change in the future.

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Dip #11 - Sorte a tua - Portuguesepedia

Sorte a tua

"Sorte a tua" means "it was luck" or "you got lucky," and it's used as a reaction when something good happens to someone else. It can sound either happy for them or a bit envious.

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Dip #10 - Portuguese Expressions - Fazer Figas - Portuguesepedia

Fazer figas

The expression "fazer figas" is used to wish someone luck and show support before something uncertain or important, like a test or a big decision.

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Dip #9 - Estar ansioso por - Portuguesepedia

Estou ansioso

In this context, "estar ansioso por" means looking forward to something good that's going to happen, like plans, events, or reunions.

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Dip #8 Se calhar - Portuguesepedia

Se calhar

"Se calhar" means "maybe," expressing uncertainty or possibility. "Calhar bem" (or "calhar mal") is about convenience: something happens at a good or bad time.

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Dip #7 - Sabe bem - Portuguesepedia

Sabe bem

"Saber bem" suggests a positive feeling. Depending on the context, it can refer to taste (like food) or to general comfort and well-being.

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Dip #6 - Fazer a desfeita - Portuguesepedia

Fazer uma desfeita

"Fazer uma desfeita" means to let someone down and often involves a personal offense.

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Dip #4 - Tudo o que vem à rede é peixe - Portuguesepedia

Tudo o que vem à rede

The metaphorical expression "tudo o que vier à rede é peixe" is used when someone isn't in a position to choose and has to accept whatever comes their way.

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Dip #3 - Torcer por alguem - Portuguesepedia

Torcer por alguém

"Torcer por alguém" means supporting someone and wishing them the best.

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Portuguese Dips - Aborrecido - Portuguesepedia

Aborrecido

Depending on the context, "aborrecido" can mean "boring" or "annoyed/irritated."

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Dip #1 Combinado - Portuguesepedia

Combinado

The expression "combinado" is used to confirm an agreement or finalize plans. It shows that both parties are on the same page.