headless in Portuguese

headless in Portuguese is acéfalo — headless means having no head, literally — a body without its head.

acéfalo

adj

Without a head (body part).

What does "headless" mean?

adj Having no head, literally — a body without its head.
"The legend tells of a headless horseman who roams the woods at night."
adj Lacking leadership or direction, as an organization.
"The party was left headless after its leader resigned."
adj Describing software or hardware that runs without a screen, keyboard, or other direct user interface.
"The server runs a headless version of the operating system with no monitor attached."

The legend tells of a headless horseman who roams the woods at night.
The party was left headless after its leader resigned.
The server runs a headless version of the operating system with no monitor attached.

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What is "headless" in Portuguese?

"headless" in Portuguese is acéfalo. headless means: Having no head, literally — a body without its head.

How do you use "headless" in a sentence?

Example: "The legend tells of a headless horseman who roams the woods at night." In Portuguese, "headless" is acéfalo.

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