eu amarre

tie, fasten

ɐ m a ʁ ɨ → amarrar
amarr to tie, fasten + e Present subjunctive or 3rd-person imperative ending
verb · 1st-person singular, present tense / 3rd-person singular, present tense / 3rd-person singular Uncommon #16,119
tie, fasten An imperative form; used to tell someone to tie or fasten something.
PO: Amarre os sapatos antes de sair.
EN: Tie your shoes before leaving.
Conjugation of amarrar
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First amarre —
Third amarre amarrem
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second amarra —
Third amarre amarrem

Amarre o avental.

Tie your apron.

Amarre isso nele, Tungay.

Tie that to him, Tungay.

— A História Pessoal de David Copperfield (2019)

Amarre-o, Tungay!

Tie him up, Tungay!

— A História Pessoal de David Copperfield (2019)

Amarre bem.

Tie it securely.

— Férias de Amor (1955)

Amarre rápido.

Tie it quickly.

— Gangues de Wasseypur - Parte 1 (2012)

Amarre o turbante da determinação Milkha.

Tie Milkha's turban of determination.

— Corra, Milkha, Corra (2013)

Amarre isso no cano!

Tie that to the pipe!

— A Viagem de Chihiro (2001)

Amarre-os.

Tie them up.

— Corra, Milkha, Corra (2013)

Onde você quer que eu amarre?

Where do you want me to tie it?

— Em Campo Minado (2014)

Utyug, amarre ele!

Utyug, tie him up!

— Irmão (1997)

Amarre direito.

Tie it properly.

— A História Pessoal de David Copperfield (2019)

Nos amarre junto com isto.

Tie us together with this.

— O Castelo no Céu (1986)

Amarre seus cadarços.

Tie your shoelaces.

Amarre a outra ponta.

Tie the other end.

— O Primata (2026)

Amarre os cadarços dos sapatos firmemente.

Tie your shoelaces tightly.

— Corra, Milkha, Corra (2013)

Também quer que eu amarre o seu tênis?

Do you also want me to tie your shoes?

— Moscou Não Acredita em Lágrimas (1980)

Amarre mais rápido!

Tie it up faster!

— Invasão Zumbi (2016)

Amarre ela.

Tie her up.

— Irmão (1997)

Amarre-a.

Tie her up.

— O Quinto Elemento (1997)

Mimí, vá dizer a Dom Antonio que amarre os cavalos à carroça.

Mimí, go tell Don Antonio to tie the horses to the cart.

— O Leopardo (1963)

Amarre as pernas dela.

Tie her legs together.

— Anora (2024)

Amarre os meus sapatos, por favor.

Tie my shoes, please.

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