dipper in Portuguese
dipper in Portuguese is melro-aquático, melro-d'água, melro-peixeiro — dipper means a long-handled cup or scoop used for ladling liquid.
dipper in Portuguese
What does "dipper" mean?
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noun A long-handled cup or scoop used for ladling liquid.
"He used a dipper to fill the bucket from the barrel."
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noun A small songbird that feeds by diving into fast-flowing streams.
"A dipper bobbed on a rock in the middle of the river."
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name Either of two star patterns, the Big Dipper or Little Dipper.
"She pointed out the Big Dipper in the night sky."
dipper in a sentence
- He used a dipper to fill the bucket from the barrel.
- A dipper bobbed on a rock in the middle of the river.
- She pointed out the Big Dipper in the night sky.
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "dipper" in Portuguese?
"dipper" in Portuguese is melro-aquático, melro-d'água, melro-peixeiro. dipper means: A long-handled cup or scoop used for ladling liquid.
How do you use "dipper" in a sentence?
Example: "He used a dipper to fill the bucket from the barrel." In Portuguese, "dipper" is melro-aquático, melro-d'água, melro-peixeiro.
Are there other ways to say "dipper" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "dipper": melro-aquático, melro-d'água, melro-peixeiro.