gape in Portuguese
gape in Portuguese is escancarar — gape means to stare with your mouth open wide, usually in shock or amazement.
gape in Portuguese
escancarar
(intransitive) To open wide; to display a gap.
What does "gape" mean?
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verb To stare with your mouth open wide, usually in shock or amazement.
"Tourists gaped at the size of the waterfall."
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noun The act of staring open-mouthed, or a wide opening.
"She let out a gape of surprise."
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gape in a sentence
- Tourists gaped at the size of the waterfall.
- He gaped in disbelief when he saw the bill.
- She let out a gape of surprise.
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What is "gape" in Portuguese?
"gape" in Portuguese is escancarar. gape means: To stare with your mouth open wide, usually in shock or amazement.
How do you use "gape" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists gaped at the size of the waterfall." In Portuguese, "gape" is escancarar.
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