capo in Portuguese
capo in Portuguese is capo — capo means a clamp placed across a guitar's fingerboard to raise the pitch of all the strings at once.
capo in Portuguese
capo
A leader in the Mafia; a caporegime.
What does "capo" mean?
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noun A clamp placed across a guitar's fingerboard to raise the pitch of all the strings at once.
"He clipped a capo onto the second fret to match the singer's key."
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noun A senior figure in an organized crime family.
"The film centers on a capo trying to move up the family ranks."
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capo in a sentence
- He clipped a capo onto the second fret to match the singer's key.
- The film centers on a capo trying to move up the family ranks.
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What is "capo" in Portuguese?
"capo" in Portuguese is capo. capo means: A clamp placed across a guitar's fingerboard to raise the pitch of all the strings at once.
How do you use "capo" in a sentence?
Example: "He clipped a capo onto the second fret to match the singer's key." In Portuguese, "capo" is capo.
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