afoot in Portuguese
afoot in Portuguese is de pé — afoot means happening, in progress, or being planned, often secretly.
afoot in Portuguese
de pé
On foot. (support of the body, standing)
What does "afoot" mean?
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adv Happening, in progress, or being planned, often secretly.
"There were rumours that something was afoot at head office."
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afoot in a sentence
- There were rumours that something was afoot at head office.
- Plans were afoot to merge the two departments.
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What is "afoot" in Portuguese?
"afoot" in Portuguese is de pé. afoot means: Happening, in progress, or being planned, often secretly.
How do you use "afoot" in a sentence?
Example: "There were rumours that something was afoot at head office." In Portuguese, "afoot" is de pé.
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