vis-à-vis in Portuguese
vis-à-vis in Portuguese is cara a cara, face a face, acompanhante — vis-à-vis means in relation to, or with regard to.
vis-à-vis in Portuguese
cara a cara
Face to face (with another).
face a face
Face to face (with another).
acompanhante
A date or escort in a social event.
defronte
In relation to; compared with.
frente a
In relation to; compared with.
cara a cara
Opposite; across from; set so as to be facing.
face a face
Opposite; across from; set so as to be facing.
What does "vis-à-vis" mean?
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preposition In relation to, or with regard to.
"What is our position vis-à-vis the new regulations?"
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preposition Face to face with; directly opposite.
"He found himself seated vis-à-vis the ambassador."
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noun A person occupying the corresponding position to yours in another organisation.
"The minister met her vis-à-vis from Berlin."
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vis-à-vis in a sentence
- What is our position vis-à-vis the new regulations?
- The pound has weakened vis-à-vis the dollar.
- He found himself seated vis-à-vis the ambassador.
- The minister met her vis-à-vis from Berlin.
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What is "vis-à-vis" in Portuguese?
"vis-à-vis" in Portuguese is cara a cara, face a face, acompanhante. vis-à-vis means: In relation to, or with regard to.
How do you use "vis-à-vis" in a sentence?
Example: "What is our position vis-à-vis the new regulations?" In Portuguese, "vis-à-vis" is cara a cara, face a face, acompanhante.
Are there other ways to say "vis-à-vis" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 5 translations listed for "vis-à-vis": cara a cara, face a face, acompanhante, defronte, frente a.
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