Brazilian in Irish
Brazilian in Irish is Brasaíleach — Brazilian means relating to Brazil or its people.
Brazilian in Irish
Brasaíleach
Of, from, or pertaining to Brazil, or the Brazilian people.
Brasaíleach
A person from Brazil or of Brazilian descent.
What does "Brazilian" mean?
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adj Relating to Brazil or its people.
"She loves Brazilian music, especially bossa nova."
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noun A style of near-total pubic hair removal.
"She booked a Brazilian at the salon before her holiday."
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Brazilian in a sentence
- She loves Brazilian music, especially bossa nova.
- She booked a Brazilian at the salon before her holiday.
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What is "Brazilian" in Irish?
"Brazilian" in Irish is Brasaíleach. Brazilian means: Relating to Brazil or its people.
How do you use "Brazilian" in a sentence?
Example: "She loves Brazilian music, especially bossa nova." In Irish, "Brazilian" is Brasaíleach.
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