What does nem in Portuguese mean?

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

The word nem in Portuguese means neither, nor, nem, nem, nem, nem, tampouco, Nem pensar!, De jeito nenhum!, nem tudo que brilha é ouro, nem um pouco parecido com, nem um pouco, nem sequer olhar, nem piscar, sem lucro nem perda, não querer nem pensar, nem pensar!, dar-se bem, pescar, não dar a mínima, não estar nem aí, não querer saber, nem pensar, mínimo, como, nem sequer ver, nem mais nem menos, nem mais nem menos, nem um, nem mais nem menos, nem mais nem menos, nem mais nem menos, sem chance, nem um pouco, nem sinal, nem uma alma, sem chance, nem por todo o dinheiro do mundo, de modo algum, nem perto, absolutamente não!, Nem pensar!, não somente, nada de mais, nada de especial, nem pensar, de jeito nenhum, de modo algum, nem de longe, nem pense nisso, Que se dane!, como, como, nem precisa dizer, não precisa nem dizer, nem tudo dá certo, inexplicavelmente, sem pé nem cabeça, nem me fale. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word nem

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