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O fim da Europa
Cabo da Roca is Europe’s westernmost point with stunning cliffs overlooking the Atlantic.
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PracticeO fim da Europa
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À rasca
The expression "estar à rasca" (or "à rasquinha") is used when someone is in a tough spot, like when they’re out of money or short on time. "Desenrascar-se", on the other hand, means to improvise or find a way out of a difficult situation.
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Patrão fora…
Inês and Pedro discuss the saying about how work slows down when the boss is away.
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Trégua de Natal
British and German soldiers made an unexpected truce on Christmas 1914 during World War I.
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Aí é que a porca torce o rabo
The expression "aí é que a porca torce o rabo" refers to the moment when things get complicated. It's used when a situation suddenly becomes tricky or problematic.
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Até arranjar um emprego
Fill in the blanks with the verbs in the Personal Infinitive.
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Na boa
The expression "na boa" is a casual way to say that everything's fine and there are no problems or obstacles. Depending on the context, it can also mean doing something easily and confidently.
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Ele tem sonhado muito
Fill in the blanks with the verbs in the P. Perfeito Composto or P. Mais Que Perfeito Composto.
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É presente, não reclamo
Accept gifts with gratitude without judging their value or finding faults.
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Chutar para canto
The expression "chutar para canto" means to deliberately avoid dealing with something or to ignore it on purpose. It's often used when someone skirts around a problem or puts off making a decision.
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Viagem à Toscana
Júlio and Joana plan a trip to Tuscany to relax and practice Italian together.
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Sem pés nem cabeça
The expression "sem pés nem cabeça" is used to describe something that doesn't make sense, is illogical, incoherent, or absurd. It's used when a story, idea, or explanation lacks structure or clarity.
