curtain in Portuguese
curtain in Portuguese is cortina, acortinar, encortinar — curtain means a hanging piece of fabric used to cover a window or separate spaces.
curtain in Portuguese
cortina
acortinar
(transitive) To cover (a window) with a curtain; to hang curtains.
encortinar
(transitive) To cover (a window) with a curtain; to hang curtains.
What does "curtain" mean?
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noun A hanging piece of fabric used to cover a window or separate spaces.
"She drew the curtains to block out the morning sun."
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noun The point at which a theater performance begins or ends.
"Curtain is at eight, so we should leave now."
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verb To fit a room or window with curtains, or to conceal something as if behind one.
"They curtained off a corner of the studio for changing."
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curtain in a sentence
- She drew the curtains to block out the morning sun.
- A heavy velvet curtain hung between the stage and the audience.
- Curtain is at eight, so we should leave now.
- Please be seated before the curtain goes up, or you will miss the opening.
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What is "curtain" in Portuguese?
"curtain" in Portuguese is cortina, acortinar, encortinar. curtain means: A hanging piece of fabric used to cover a window or separate spaces.
How do you use "curtain" in a sentence?
Example: "She drew the curtains to block out the morning sun." In Portuguese, "curtain" is cortina, acortinar, encortinar.
Are there other ways to say "curtain" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "curtain": cortina, acortinar, encortinar.
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