battered in Portuguese
battered in Portuguese is surrado, empanado — battered means damaged or worn from repeated use, impact, or abuse.
battered in Portuguese
surrado
Beaten up through a lot of use; in rough condition; weathered.
empanado
(cooking) Coated with batter (noun).
What does "battered" mean?
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adj Damaged or worn from repeated use, impact, or abuse.
"He carried an old, battered suitcase everywhere he travelled."
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adj Having suffered repeated physical abuse, especially in a domestic setting.
"The shelter offers support to battered women and their children."
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adj Coated in batter before frying.
"We ordered battered cod and chips."
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battered in a sentence
- He carried an old, battered suitcase everywhere he travelled.
- The shelter offers support to battered women and their children.
- We ordered battered cod and chips.
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What is "battered" in Portuguese?
"battered" in Portuguese is surrado, empanado. battered means: Damaged or worn from repeated use, impact, or abuse.
How do you use "battered" in a sentence?
Example: "He carried an old, battered suitcase everywhere he travelled." In Portuguese, "battered" is surrado, empanado.
Are there other ways to say "battered" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "battered": surrado, empanado.
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