cleats in Portuguese
cleats in Portuguese is chuteiras — cleats means athletic shoes with studs or ridges on the sole for grip on grass or turf; also the studs themselves.
cleats in Portuguese
chuteiras
What does "cleats" mean?
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noun Athletic shoes with studs or ridges on the sole for grip on grass or turf; also the studs themselves.
"He laced up his cleats before running out onto the pitch."
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cleats in a sentence
- He laced up his cleats before running out onto the pitch.
- The infield was too muddy for regular sneakers, so everyone wore cleats.
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What is "cleats" in Portuguese?
"cleats" in Portuguese is chuteiras. cleats means: Athletic shoes with studs or ridges on the sole for grip on grass or turf; also the studs themselves.
How do you use "cleats" in a sentence?
Example: "He laced up his cleats before running out onto the pitch." In Portuguese, "cleats" is chuteiras.
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