What does diariamente in Portuguese mean?
What is the meaning of the word diariamente in Portuguese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use diariamente in Portuguese.
The word diariamente in Portuguese means dia a dia, diariamente, todo dia, diariamente. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word diariamente
dia a diaadverb (between one day and the next) (locução adverbial: Duas ou mais palavras com função adverbial. Ex. durante a festa (loc adv de tempo); às pressas (loc adv de modo).) The weather's very unpredictable here: it changes dramatically from day to day. |
diariamenteadverb (every day) I do an hour of exercise on a daily basis. |
todo diaadverb (on a daily basis) (locução adverbial: Duas ou mais palavras com função adverbial. Ex. durante a festa (loc adv de tempo); às pressas (loc adv de modo).) Eu tomo banho todos os dias. I have a shower every day. |
diariamenteadverb (every day) (todos os dias) (advérbio: Modifica o verbo, o adjetivo ou outro advérbio ("corre rapidamente", "muito estranho").) Ele recebe em dinheiro, diariamente, naquele emprego. He gets paid in cash daily at that job. |
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