bandwagon in Portuguese
bandwagon in Portuguese is trio elétrico — bandwagon means a popular trend or cause that people join simply because it is already popular.
bandwagon in Portuguese
trio elétrico
A large wagon used to carry a band of musicians in a parade. [from 1836]
What does "bandwagon" mean?
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noun A popular trend or cause that people join simply because it is already popular.
"Once the team started winning, everyone wanted to jump on the bandwagon."
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verb To join a popular trend or cause purely because of its popularity.
"Critics accused the politician of bandwagoning on the issue once polls shifted."
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bandwagon in a sentence
- Once the team started winning, everyone wanted to jump on the bandwagon.
- She refused to jump on the diet bandwagon everyone else was following.
- Critics accused the politician of bandwagoning on the issue once polls shifted.
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What is "bandwagon" in Portuguese?
"bandwagon" in Portuguese is trio elétrico. bandwagon means: A popular trend or cause that people join simply because it is already popular.
How do you use "bandwagon" in a sentence?
Example: "Once the team started winning, everyone wanted to jump on the bandwagon." In Portuguese, "bandwagon" is trio elétrico.
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