unfold in Portuguese
unfold in Portuguese is desdobrar — unfold means to open out something that was folded.
unfold in Portuguese
desdobrar
(transitive) To undo a folding.
What does "unfold" mean?
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verb To open out something that was folded.
"She unfolded the letter and began to read."
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verb To gradually happen or develop, especially as new details become known.
"Reporters watched as the scandal unfolded on live television."
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verb To reveal or explain something step by step.
"The professor unfolded her argument slide by slide."
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unfold in a sentence
- She unfolded the letter and began to read.
- He unfolded the map across the kitchen table.
- Reporters watched as the scandal unfolded on live television.
- The professor unfolded her argument slide by slide.
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What is "unfold" in Portuguese?
"unfold" in Portuguese is desdobrar. unfold means: To open out something that was folded.
How do you use "unfold" in a sentence?
Example: "She unfolded the letter and began to read." In Portuguese, "unfold" is desdobrar.
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