strapless in Portuguese
strapless in Portuguese is tomara que caia — strapless means having no shoulder straps, especially describing a dress or top.
strapless in Portuguese
tomara que caia
Without a strap or straps; usually describing women's clothing without shoulder straps.
What does "strapless" mean?
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adjective Having no shoulder straps, especially describing a dress or top.
"She wore a strapless gown to the awards ceremony."
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strapless in a sentence
- She wore a strapless gown to the awards ceremony.
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What is "strapless" in Portuguese?
"strapless" in Portuguese is tomara que caia. strapless means: Having no shoulder straps, especially describing a dress or top.
How do you use "strapless" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a strapless gown to the awards ceremony." In Portuguese, "strapless" is tomara que caia.
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