Alamo in Portuguese
Alamo in Portuguese is Álamo — Alamo means a poplar or cottonwood tree native to the southwestern United States.
Alamo in Portuguese
Álamo
A fort in San Antonio, Texas, United States, site of the Battle of the Alamo.
What does "Alamo" mean?
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noun A poplar or cottonwood tree native to the southwestern United States.
"A row of alamos grew along the dry riverbed, their leaves shimmering in the wind."
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Alamo in a sentence
- A row of alamos grew along the dry riverbed, their leaves shimmering in the wind.
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What is "Alamo" in Portuguese?
"Alamo" in Portuguese is Álamo. Alamo means: A poplar or cottonwood tree native to the southwestern United States.
How do you use "Alamo" in a sentence?
Example: "A row of alamos grew along the dry riverbed, their leaves shimmering in the wind." In Portuguese, "Alamo" is Álamo.
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