straitjacket in Portuguese
straitjacket in Portuguese is camisa de força, colete de forças — straitjacket means a restrictive garment with long sleeves that bind the arms across the body, used to stop someone from hurting themselves or others.
straitjacket in Portuguese
What does "straitjacket" mean?
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noun A restrictive garment with long sleeves that bind the arms across the body, used to stop someone from hurting themselves or others.
"The unruly patient was placed in a straitjacket."
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noun Anything that severely restricts freedom of action.
"The new regulations put local businesses in a financial straitjacket."
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verb To severely restrict or confine someone or something.
"Strict quotas straitjacketed the department's output."
straitjacket in a sentence
- The unruly patient was placed in a straitjacket.
- The new regulations put local businesses in a financial straitjacket.
- Strict quotas straitjacketed the department's output.
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "straitjacket" in Portuguese?
"straitjacket" in Portuguese is camisa de força, colete de forças. straitjacket means: A restrictive garment with long sleeves that bind the arms across the body, used to stop someone from hurting themselves or others.
How do you use "straitjacket" in a sentence?
Example: "The unruly patient was placed in a straitjacket." In Portuguese, "straitjacket" is camisa de força, colete de forças.
Are there other ways to say "straitjacket" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "straitjacket": camisa de força, colete de forças.