wannabe in Portuguese
wannabe in Portuguese is metido a — wannabe means someone who aspires to be something, often without the talent or qualifications to match.
wannabe in Portuguese
metido a
(informal, derogatory, often, attributive) Someone who wishes to be someone or do something, but lacks the qualifications or talent; an overeager amateur; an aspirant.
What does "wannabe" mean?
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noun Someone who aspires to be something, often without the talent or qualifications to match.
"The band was dismissed by critics as just another rock-star wannabe."
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wannabe in a sentence
- The band was dismissed by critics as just another rock-star wannabe.
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What is "wannabe" in Portuguese?
"wannabe" in Portuguese is metido a. wannabe means: Someone who aspires to be something, often without the talent or qualifications to match.
How do you use "wannabe" in a sentence?
Example: "The band was dismissed by critics as just another rock-star wannabe." In Portuguese, "wannabe" is metido a.
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