tl;dr in Portuguese
tl;dr in Portuguese is dt;nl — tl;dr means too long; didn't read: used to label a short summary of a long piece, or to say something was too long to bother with.
tl;dr in Portuguese
dt;nl
(chiefly, Internet slang) Initialism of too long; didn't read (or sometimes too long; don't read).
What does "tl;dr" mean?
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phrase Too long; didn't read: used to label a short summary of a long piece, or to say something was too long to bother with.
"TL;DR: the policy changes in April."
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tl;dr in a sentence
- TL;DR: the policy changes in April.
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What is "tl;dr" in Portuguese?
"tl;dr" in Portuguese is dt;nl. tl;dr means: Too long; didn't read: used to label a short summary of a long piece, or to say something was too long to bother with.
How do you use "tl;dr" in a sentence?
Example: "TL;DR: the policy changes in April." In Portuguese, "tl;dr" is dt;nl.
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