chained in Portuguese
chained in Portuguese is acorrentado — chained means bound, fastened, or restrained with a chain.
chained in Portuguese
acorrentado
Bound with chains.
What does "chained" mean?
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adj Bound, fastened, or restrained with a chain.
"The prisoner was chained to the wall."
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adj Linked together as part of a connected series.
"The commands are chained together in one script."
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chained in a sentence
- The prisoner was chained to the wall.
- A chained bicycle stood outside the shop.
- The commands are chained together in one script.
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What is "chained" in Portuguese?
"chained" in Portuguese is acorrentado. chained means: Bound, fastened, or restrained with a chain.
How do you use "chained" in a sentence?
Example: "The prisoner was chained to the wall." In Portuguese, "chained" is acorrentado.
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