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09:21 May 5, 2006 |
Portuguese to English translations [PRO] Food & Drink | |||||||
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4 +2 | 600ml bottle of beer |
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5 | full strenght beer |
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4 +1 | whole beer |
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1 | beer in the unaltered state |
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full strenght beer Explanation: Salvo melhor contexto. COMMODITY CODES USED FOR THE VANUATU CONSUMER PRICE INDEX Item ...File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Fosters, full strenght beer, 375ml can 1 cartoon unchilled. 2112. 375 can, full strength beer at bar price. 2113. 375 can, full strength beer at restaurant ... www.spc.org.nc/prism/resources/ VU_Classification_Cpi.pdf |
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whole beer Explanation: literalmente... - bebeu uma cerveja inteira. - he had a whole beer. agora... tipo de cerveja... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 8 mins (2006-05-05 09:29:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- OK... PT-BR... http://www.tocadocoelhorestaurante.com.br/produtos.htm |
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beer in the unaltered state Explanation: In the below mentioned site there is the item "carne inteira" which is translated as "meat in the unaltered sate". Can we infer the same for beer? The whole sentence would be most helpful. Reference: http://europa.eu.int/eurodicautom/Controller#2 |
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600ml bottle of beer Explanation: Here in Brazil, people drink beer at the bar in 600ml bottles of beer. That's a "cerveja inteira". Very common in Brazil. We also have cans and long necks and draft beer. Also check: You can also order a "meia cerveja" (1/2 beer). In the past, the 1/2 cervejas came shorter/wider bottles (approximately 350ml)but now a long neck type bottle or a can of beer is referred to as a "meia cerveja". |
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