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PORTUGUESE LINGUISTICS & CULTURE |
| Autor: | Dale/RS |
| E-mail: | não-disponível |
| Data: | 26/SET/2005 9:12 AM |
| Assunto: | Market place = feira, mercado ou supermercado? |
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You taught me something! I think of a barrow as having one wheel. I checked into the word, however, and it is possible for a barrow to have two. (In the U.S. we say "wheelbarrow", and I don't recall seeing a wheelbarrow with more than one wheel. The dictionary implied that most have one, but it's possible to have a wheelbarrow with two wheels.) When a barrow has two wheels, it's also called a "pushcart". Yes, I see Desmond as pushing his "barrow" or "pushcart" from his home to the marketplace (note I used one word and not two).
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English Made in Brazil -- English, Portuguese, & contrastive linguistics
Market place = feira, mercado ou supermercado? Márcio Osório
25/SET/2005, 3:02 AM
Market place = feira, mercado ou supermercado? Dale/RS 25/SET/2005, 4:30 AM

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26/SET/2005, 12:34 AM


Market place = feira, mercado ou supermercado? Dale/RS 26/SET/2005, 9:12 AM



Market place = feira, mercado ou supermercado? Tom 26/SET/2005, 10:11 AM
Market place = feira, mercado ou supermercado? Márcio Osório
26/SET/2005, 2:33 PM