Meaning of "carlindogue" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF CARLINDOGUE IN PORTUGUESE

car · lin · do · gue

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF CARLINDOGUE

Carlindogue is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

TRANSLATION OF CARLINDOGUE

Find out the translation of carlindogue to 25 languages with our Portuguese multilingual translator.

The translations of carlindogue from Portuguese to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «carlindogue» in Portuguese.

• Translator Portuguese - Chinese: 泥料
• Translator Portuguese - Spanish: Carlindogue
• Translator Portuguese - English: Carlindogue
• Translator Portuguese - Hindi: बंदर
• Translator Portuguese - Arabic: كلب البج
• Translator Portuguese - Russian: мопс
• Portuguese: carlindogue
• Translator Portuguese - Bengali: পশুর পদচিহ্ন
• Translator Portuguese - French: carlin
• Translator Portuguese - Malay: unlike
• Translator Portuguese - German: Carlindogue
• Translator Portuguese - Japanese: パグ
• Translator Portuguese - Korean: Carlindogue
• Translator Portuguese - Javanese: pug
• Translator Portuguese - Vietnamese: theo dấu chân cọp
• Translator Portuguese - Tamil: சண்டைக்காரர்
• Translator Portuguese - Marathi: प्राण्याचे उमटलेले पाऊल
• Translator Portuguese - Turkish: boksör
• Translator Portuguese - Italian: carlino
• Translator Portuguese - Polish: mops
• Translator Portuguese - Ukrainian: мопс
• Translator Portuguese - Romanian: mops
• Translator Portuguese - Greek: πατημασιά
• Translator Portuguese - Afrikaans: pug
• Translator Portuguese - Swedish: mops
• Translator Portuguese - Norwegian: mops

6 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CARLINDOGUE»

Discover the use of carlindogue in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to carlindogue and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.

Os animais na linguagem portuguesa

Do inglês reimportámos albatroz e aligátor, transposições inglesas respectivamente do ptg. alcatraz e do esp. el lagarto ; recebemos mais: bigle, breca, buldogue, carlindogue, dogue, horsa, pónei (pelo fr., segundo C. F.). Os empréstimos do ...

Delmira Maçãs, 1951

Michaelis Dicionario Ilustrado: Portugues-Ingles

-ins) 1. Instrument used to introduce the detonator into bombs, grenades, etc. 2. jack, lifting screw. carlina (I) s. f. (bot.) carline thistle. carlina (II) s. f. bridge stay, girder stay, bridge hoist. carlindogue s. m. a kind of pug-dog. carlinga s. f. 1. tnaut .

Fritz Pietzschke, Franz Wimmer, 1961

Publicações do Centro de Estudos Filológicos

Do inglês reimportámos albatroz e aligátor, transposições inglesas respectivamente do ptg. alcatraz e do esp. el lagarto ; recebemos mais: bigle, breca, buldogue, carlindogue, dogue, horsa, pónei (pelo fr., segundo C. F.). Os empréstimos do ...

Centro de Estudos Filológicos (Portugal), 1953

Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico da língua portuguêsa: de acôrdo ...

2 gên. e s. 2 gên. carisma, s. m. curístias, s. j. pl. carístio, adj. e s. m. caritativo, adj . curite, J. /. caritcl, s. m. Pi: ca- ritéis. caritclo, s. m. carito, s. m. cariú, t. m. CAR cariúa, adj. 2 gên. carixo, s. m. cariz, s. m. carlequim, s. m. carlina, s. j. carlindogue, ...

Aurélio Buarque de Holanda Ferreira, Manuel da Cunha Pereira, 1961

Obra escogida

No voy al desfile. Estoy volviéndome antimilitarista. 4 De Carlindogue: raza de perro de pelo corto y hocico negro y achatado (N. dela T.). 5 Persona desaliñada , que usa la ropa demasiado ancha y caída (N. de la T.). 6 El Palomino (N. delaT. ) ...

Oswald de Andrade, Haroldo de Campos, David Jackson, 1981

Donum Grammaticorum: Festschrift für Harro Stammerjohann

... marsilea, sorgo Scienza calepino, ceviana, escrüirulo, fermi, fénnio, galileu, galvanismo, torr, zero Zoologia armelino, avoceta. ealamar, carlindogue, Ieghom, madrépora, pécora, taränrula Geografia alpestre, arquipélago, cascata, escarpa,  ...

Hans-Ingo Radatz, Rainer Schlösser, 2003