charming in Portuguese
charming in Portuguese is charmoso, encantador, simpático — charming means pleasant, attractive, and likeable.
charming in Portuguese
charmoso
Pleasant, charismatic.
encantador
Pleasant, charismatic.
simpático
Pleasant, charismatic.
What does "charming" mean?
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adj Pleasant, attractive, and likeable.
"They stayed at a charming little inn in the countryside."
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intj (sarcastic) Used to express disapproval of rude or unpleasant behaviour.
""He just walked off without saying goodbye." "Charming.""
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charming in a sentence
- They stayed at a charming little inn in the countryside.
- He was charming at dinner but oddly distant afterward.
- "He just walked off without saying goodbye." "Charming."
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What is "charming" in Portuguese?
"charming" in Portuguese is charmoso, encantador, simpático. charming means: Pleasant, attractive, and likeable.
How do you use "charming" in a sentence?
Example: "They stayed at a charming little inn in the countryside." In Portuguese, "charming" is charmoso, encantador, simpático.
Are there other ways to say "charming" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "charming": charmoso, encantador, simpático.
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