tier in Portuguese
tier in Portuguese is camada — tier means one of a series of levels or rows, especially arranged one above another.
tier in Portuguese
camada
A row or range, especially one at a higher or lower level than another.
What does "tier" mean?
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noun One of a series of levels or rows, especially arranged one above another.
"The wedding cake had three tiers."
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noun A rank, grade, or category within a larger system.
"The company offers three tiers of membership."
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verb To arrange in levels or layers.
"The seating was tiered so everyone could see the stage."
tier in a sentence
- The wedding cake had three tiers.
- Fans in the upper tier of the stadium had a great view.
- The company offers three tiers of membership.
- This restaurant belongs in the top tier for fine dining.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "tier" in Portuguese?
"tier" in Portuguese is camada. tier means: One of a series of levels or rows, especially arranged one above another.
How do you use "tier" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding cake had three tiers." In Portuguese, "tier" is camada.
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