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puzzle in Portuguese

puzzle in Portuguese is enigma, desafio, charada — puzzle means to confuse or mystify someone.

puzzle in Portuguese

enigma
noun
Anything that is difficult to understand or make sense of.
desafio
noun
A game for one or more people that is more or less difficult to work out or complete.
charada
noun
A riddle.
enigma
noun
A riddle.
confundir
verb
desconcertar
verb
intrigar
verb

What does "puzzle" mean?

  1. verb To confuse or mystify someone.
    "The strange results puzzled the scientists for months."
  2. verb To think hard about something confusing in order to work it out.
    "She puzzled over the riddle for a good ten minutes."
  3. noun A game, toy, or problem designed to test ingenuity or knowledge.
    "He finished the jigsaw puzzle in a single afternoon."
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puzzle in a sentence

  • The strange results puzzled the scientists for months.
  • His sudden silence puzzled everyone at the table.
  • She puzzled over the riddle for a good ten minutes.
  • He finished the jigsaw puzzle in a single afternoon.

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What is "puzzle" in Portuguese?

"puzzle" in Portuguese is enigma, desafio, charada. puzzle means: To confuse or mystify someone.

How do you use "puzzle" in a sentence?

Example: "The strange results puzzled the scientists for months." In Portuguese, "puzzle" is enigma, desafio, charada.

Are there other ways to say "puzzle" in Portuguese?

Yes — Portuguese has 6 translations listed for "puzzle": enigma, desafio, charada, confundir, desconcertar, intrigar.

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