Pierrot in Portuguese
Pierrot in Portuguese is Pierrô — Pierrot means a stock character of French pantomime, a sad clown dressed in white.
Pierrot in Portuguese
Pierrô
A character from French pantomime; a buffoon in a loose white outfit; a popular choice for a masquerade costume.
What does "Pierrot" mean?
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name A stock character of French pantomime, a sad clown dressed in white.
"Pierrot is often depicted weeping under the moonlight."
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Pierrot in a sentence
- Pierrot is often depicted weeping under the moonlight.
Common Portuguese translations
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What is "Pierrot" in Portuguese?
"Pierrot" in Portuguese is Pierrô. Pierrot means: A stock character of French pantomime, a sad clown dressed in white.
How do you use "Pierrot" in a sentence?
Example: "Pierrot is often depicted weeping under the moonlight." In Portuguese, "Pierrot" is Pierrô.
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