unbutton in Portuguese
unbutton in Portuguese is desabotoar — unbutton means to undo the buttons of a piece of clothing.
unbutton in Portuguese
desabotoar
(intransitive, ergative) To come open by having its buttons unfastened.
What does "unbutton" mean?
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verb To undo the buttons of a piece of clothing.
"He unbuttoned his coat as soon as he got inside."
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unbutton in a sentence
- He unbuttoned his coat as soon as he got inside.
- She unbuttoned the cuffs of her shirt before rolling up her sleeves.
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What is "unbutton" in Portuguese?
"unbutton" in Portuguese is desabotoar. unbutton means: To undo the buttons of a piece of clothing.
How do you use "unbutton" in a sentence?
Example: "He unbuttoned his coat as soon as he got inside." In Portuguese, "unbutton" is desabotoar.
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