graviton in Portuguese
graviton in Portuguese is gravitão, gráviton — graviton means a theoretical particle that physicists believe would carry the force of gravity, though it has never been directly observed.
graviton in Portuguese
What does "graviton" mean?
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noun A theoretical particle that physicists believe would carry the force of gravity, though it has never been directly observed.
"Physicists have searched for decades for direct evidence of the graviton."
graviton in a sentence
- Physicists have searched for decades for direct evidence of the graviton.
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "graviton" in Portuguese?
"graviton" in Portuguese is gravitão, gráviton. graviton means: A theoretical particle that physicists believe would carry the force of gravity, though it has never been directly observed.
How do you use "graviton" in a sentence?
Example: "Physicists have searched for decades for direct evidence of the graviton." In Portuguese, "graviton" is gravitão, gráviton.
Are there other ways to say "graviton" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "graviton": gravitão, gráviton.