Erasmus in Portuguese
Erasmus in Portuguese is Erasmo de Roterdã, Erasmo de Roterdão, Erasmo — Erasmus means a student taking part in the Erasmus exchange programme, which lets European university students study abroad for part of their course.
Erasmus in Portuguese
What does "Erasmus" mean?
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noun A student taking part in the Erasmus exchange programme, which lets European university students study abroad for part of their course.
"She spent her Erasmus year studying in Barcelona."
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noun The study period spent abroad as part of the Erasmus programme.
"He improved his French enormously during his Erasmus."
Erasmus in a sentence
- She spent her Erasmus year studying in Barcelona.
- Half the students in his flat were Erasmus students from Germany and Italy.
- He improved his French enormously during his Erasmus.
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Erasmus" in Portuguese?
"Erasmus" in Portuguese is Erasmo de Roterdã, Erasmo de Roterdão, Erasmo. Erasmus means: A student taking part in the Erasmus exchange programme, which lets European university students study abroad for part of their course.
How do you use "Erasmus" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent her Erasmus year studying in Barcelona." In Portuguese, "Erasmus" is Erasmo de Roterdã, Erasmo de Roterdão, Erasmo.
Are there other ways to say "Erasmus" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "Erasmus": Erasmo de Roterdã, Erasmo de Roterdão, Erasmo.