canned in Portuguese
canned in Portuguese is enlatado, bêbado — canned means sealed and preserved in a can.
canned in Portuguese
enlatado
bêbado
(slang) Drunk.
What does "canned" mean?
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adj Sealed and preserved in a can.
"They stocked the pantry with canned beans and soup."
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adj Prepared in advance and generic, rather than spontaneous or original.
"His speech felt canned, like he'd given the exact same one a dozen times."
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adj Informal: fired from a job.
"He got canned after missing another deadline."
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canned in a sentence
- They stocked the pantry with canned beans and soup.
- His speech felt canned, like he'd given the exact same one a dozen times.
- He got canned after missing another deadline.
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What is "canned" in Portuguese?
"canned" in Portuguese is enlatado, bêbado. canned means: Sealed and preserved in a can.
How do you use "canned" in a sentence?
Example: "They stocked the pantry with canned beans and soup." In Portuguese, "canned" is enlatado, bêbado.
Are there other ways to say "canned" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "canned": enlatado, bêbado.
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