onesie in Portuguese
onesie in Portuguese is macacão, macaquinho — onesie means a one-piece garment, especially a snap-up outfit for a baby worn over a diaper.
onesie in Portuguese
macacão
One-piece adult loungewear jumpsuit.
macaquinho
(US) A one-piece garment for an infant or small child, generally worn over a diaper.
What does "onesie" mean?
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noun A one-piece garment, especially a snap-up outfit for a baby worn over a diaper.
"They dressed the newborn in a soft cotton onesie."
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noun A one-piece loungewear suit or costume worn by adults or teenagers, often for comfort or fun.
"She wore a fleece onesie to the pajama party."
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onesie in a sentence
- They dressed the newborn in a soft cotton onesie.
- She wore a fleece onesie to the pajama party.
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What is "onesie" in Portuguese?
"onesie" in Portuguese is macacão, macaquinho. onesie means: A one-piece garment, especially a snap-up outfit for a baby worn over a diaper.
How do you use "onesie" in a sentence?
Example: "They dressed the newborn in a soft cotton onesie." In Portuguese, "onesie" is macacão, macaquinho.
Are there other ways to say "onesie" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "onesie": macacão, macaquinho.
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