ghosting in Portuguese
ghosting in Portuguese is gelo, fantasma — ghosting means the practice of ending a friendship, romance or working relationship by suddenly cutting off all contact and ignoring every message, without any explanation.
ghosting in Portuguese
What does "ghosting" mean?
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noun The practice of ending a friendship, romance or working relationship by suddenly cutting off all contact and ignoring every message, without any explanation.
"Three good dates and then ghosting, with no reply for a fortnight."
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verb Present participle of ghost: to disappear from someone's life without warning or explanation.
"She thinks he is ghosting her, but his phone is broken."
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noun A faint secondary image that appears beside or behind the intended one on a screen, print or photograph.
"Fast-moving objects leave visible ghosting on the older panel."
ghosting in a sentence
- Three good dates and then ghosting, with no reply for a fortnight.
- Recruiters complain about candidate ghosting after an offer has been accepted.
- She thinks he is ghosting her, but his phone is broken.
- Fast-moving objects leave visible ghosting on the older panel.
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "ghosting" in Portuguese?
"ghosting" in Portuguese is gelo, fantasma. ghosting means: The practice of ending a friendship, romance or working relationship by suddenly cutting off all contact and ignoring every message, without any explanation.
How do you use "ghosting" in a sentence?
Example: "Three good dates and then ghosting, with no reply for a fortnight." In Portuguese, "ghosting" is gelo, fantasma.
Are there other ways to say "ghosting" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "ghosting": gelo, fantasma.