headlong in Portuguese
headlong in Portuguese is com a cabeça erguida — headlong means head first, or with reckless, unrestrained speed.
headlong in Portuguese
com a cabeça erguida
With the head first or down.
What does "headlong" mean?
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adv Head first, or with reckless, unrestrained speed.
"He dove headlong into the pool without checking the depth."
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adj Rash, hasty, or plunging forward without thinking things through.
"Her headlong decision to quit surprised everyone at the office."
headlong in a sentence
- He dove headlong into the pool without checking the depth.
- The company rushed headlong into the deal without doing its research.
- Her headlong decision to quit surprised everyone at the office.
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What is "headlong" in Portuguese?
"headlong" in Portuguese is com a cabeça erguida. headlong means: Head first, or with reckless, unrestrained speed.
How do you use "headlong" in a sentence?
Example: "He dove headlong into the pool without checking the depth." In Portuguese, "headlong" is com a cabeça erguida.
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