heads in Portuguese
heads in Portuguese is cara — heads means a shouted warning that something is falling or about to hit someone from above.
heads in Portuguese
cara
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What does "heads" mean?
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intj A shouted warning that something is falling or about to hit someone from above.
""Heads!" he yelled as the ball sailed toward the crowd."
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noun The side of a coin showing a face or head, used when calling a coin toss.
"She called heads and won the coin flip."
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heads in a sentence
- "Heads!" he yelled as the ball sailed toward the crowd.
- Someone on the roof yelled "Heads!" and everyone below ducked at once.
- She called heads and won the coin flip.
- The referee tossed the coin and the captain chose heads.
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What is "heads" in Portuguese?
"heads" in Portuguese is cara. heads means: A shouted warning that something is falling or about to hit someone from above.
How do you use "heads" in a sentence?
Example: ""Heads!" he yelled as the ball sailed toward the crowd." In Portuguese, "heads" is cara.
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