Peter in Portuguese
Peter in Portuguese is Pedro, pênis — Peter means to gradually decrease and come to nothing, especially followed by "out.".
Peter in Portuguese
Pedro
pênis
(slang) The penis.
What does "Peter" mean?
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verb To gradually decrease and come to nothing, especially followed by "out."
"Interest in the project petered out after a few months."
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noun Slang for a safe or strongbox, or, separately, for a prison cell.
"In old crime slang, cracking a "peter" meant breaking open a safe."
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Peter in a sentence
- Interest in the project petered out after a few months.
- The trail petered out into thick brush.
- In old crime slang, cracking a "peter" meant breaking open a safe.
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What is "Peter" in Portuguese?
"Peter" in Portuguese is Pedro, pênis. Peter means: To gradually decrease and come to nothing, especially followed by "out."
How do you use "Peter" in a sentence?
Example: "Interest in the project petered out after a few months." In Portuguese, "Peter" is Pedro, pênis.
Are there other ways to say "Peter" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "Peter": Pedro, pênis.
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