mime in Portuguese
mime in Portuguese is mímica, mímico — mime means the art of acting out a story or feeling through gesture and movement, without speaking.
mime in Portuguese
mímica
A pantomime actor.
mímico
A pantomime actor.
What does "mime" mean?
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noun The art of acting out a story or feeling through gesture and movement, without speaking.
"She studied mime for a year to learn how to express feelings without words."
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noun A performer who acts silently, using only body language and expression.
"The mime bowed to the crowd and pretended to pull an invisible rope."
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verb To act out words or actions using only gestures, without speaking.
"Because the music was so loud, she mimed that she needed to go outside."
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mime in a sentence
- She studied mime for a year to learn how to express feelings without words.
- The festival included music, dance, and a short piece of mime about a lost umbrella.
- The mime bowed to the crowd and pretended to pull an invisible rope.
- Our class watched a mime walk against an imaginary wind outside the theater.
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What is "mime" in Portuguese?
"mime" in Portuguese is mímica, mímico. mime means: The art of acting out a story or feeling through gesture and movement, without speaking.
How do you use "mime" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied mime for a year to learn how to express feelings without words." In Portuguese, "mime" is mímica, mímico.
Are there other ways to say "mime" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "mime": mímica, mímico.
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