What does dos in Portuguese mean?

What is the meaning of the word dos in Portuguese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use dos in Portuguese.

The word dos in Portuguese means of the, DOS, doença dos animais, menina dos olhos, no pior dos casos, na pior das hipóteses, na ponta dos dedos, fala dos bebês, porta dos fundos, banco dos réus, associação de advogados, muito, gatária, morrião-dos-passarinhos, mulher dos sonhos, mulher dos sonhos, país dos sonhos, mundo da lua, dos sonhos, dos sonhos, oitentão, um ou outro, um ou outro, banheiro dos homens, Câmara dos Comuns, Câmara dos Lordes, Câmara dos Representantes, Câmara dos Deputados, em ambos os casos, com o passar dos dias, com o tempo, no decorrer do tempo, no meio dos acontecimentos, de dentro, do meio, olhar no fundo dos olhos, membro da ordem dos advogados, tordo, tordo-dos-remédios, fora dos limites, fora dos limites, albergue, menina-dos-olhos, ibope, tordo-americano, tordo-dos-bosques, toleteira, separação dos poderes, dos Estados Unidos, andar nas pontas dos pés, para um dos lados, não declarado, por baixo dos panos, levantar dos mortos, dentro dos limites, tintura azul, milefólio, mil-folhas. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word dos

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