propagate in Portuguese
propagate in Portuguese is propagar — propagate means to spread or pass something on, such as information, a belief, or a disease.
propagate in Portuguese
propagar
(transitive) To spread from person to person; to extend the knowledge of; to originate and spread; to carry from place to place; to disseminate.
What does "propagate" mean?
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verb To spread or pass something on, such as information, a belief, or a disease.
"Rumors propagate quickly on social media."
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verb To breed plants or animals, or cause them to reproduce.
"Gardeners often propagate roses by taking cuttings."
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verb Of a wave or signal, to travel or spread through a medium.
"Sound waves propagate more slowly through air than through water."
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propagate in a sentence
- Rumors propagate quickly on social media.
- Gardeners often propagate roses by taking cuttings.
- Sound waves propagate more slowly through air than through water.
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What is "propagate" in Portuguese?
"propagate" in Portuguese is propagar. propagate means: To spread or pass something on, such as information, a belief, or a disease.
How do you use "propagate" in a sentence?
Example: "Rumors propagate quickly on social media." In Portuguese, "propagate" is propagar.
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