heartthrob in Portuguese
heartthrob in Portuguese is batimento cardíaco, galã — heartthrob means a very attractive, famous person, especially an actor or singer, who is widely admired romantically.
heartthrob in Portuguese
batimento cardíaco
A heartbeat.
galã
A handsome male celebrity.
What does "heartthrob" mean?
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noun A very attractive, famous person, especially an actor or singer, who is widely admired romantically.
"In the 1990s he was a teen heartthrob with posters on every wall."
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heartthrob in a sentence
- In the 1990s he was a teen heartthrob with posters on every wall.
- The film's young heartthrob had fans screaming outside the cinema.
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What is "heartthrob" in Portuguese?
"heartthrob" in Portuguese is batimento cardíaco, galã. heartthrob means: A very attractive, famous person, especially an actor or singer, who is widely admired romantically.
How do you use "heartthrob" in a sentence?
Example: "In the 1990s he was a teen heartthrob with posters on every wall." In Portuguese, "heartthrob" is batimento cardíaco, galã.
Are there other ways to say "heartthrob" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "heartthrob": batimento cardíaco, galã.
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