commie in Portuguese
commie in Portuguese is comuna — commie means a communist, or someone suspected of communist sympathies (informal, often used disparagingly).
commie in Portuguese
comuna
(pejorative, slang) A communist; a person with communist sympathies; a supposed communist infiltrator.
What does "commie" mean?
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noun A communist, or someone suspected of communist sympathies (informal, often used disparagingly).
"During the Cold War, some Americans saw commies hiding around every corner."
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adj Relating to communism (informal).
"He dismissed the whole policy as commie nonsense."
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commie in a sentence
- During the Cold War, some Americans saw commies hiding around every corner.
- He dismissed the whole policy as commie nonsense.
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What is "commie" in Portuguese?
"commie" in Portuguese is comuna. commie means: A communist, or someone suspected of communist sympathies (informal, often used disparagingly).
How do you use "commie" in a sentence?
Example: "During the Cold War, some Americans saw commies hiding around every corner." In Portuguese, "commie" is comuna.
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