approaching in Portuguese
approaching in Portuguese is aproximador, aproximante — approaching means coming closer in time or place; happening soon.
approaching in Portuguese
aproximador
aproximante
What does "approaching" mean?
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adj Coming closer in time or place; happening soon.
"The approaching storm sent everyone hurrying indoors."
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noun The act of getting closer to something.
"The slow approaching of the dog frightened the small child."
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approaching in a sentence
- The approaching storm sent everyone hurrying indoors.
- We could hear the approaching train long before we saw it.
- The slow approaching of the dog frightened the small child.
- The approaching of winter meant shorter days and colder mornings.
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What is "approaching" in Portuguese?
"approaching" in Portuguese is aproximador, aproximante. approaching means: Coming closer in time or place; happening soon.
How do you use "approaching" in a sentence?
Example: "The approaching storm sent everyone hurrying indoors." In Portuguese, "approaching" is aproximador, aproximante.
Are there other ways to say "approaching" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "approaching": aproximador, aproximante.
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