a ida

trip, journey, going

i d ɐ
noun · feminine Rare #33,560
trip, journey, going Often refers to the outward or one-way leg of a trip, as in “só ida” (one-way).
PO: A ida de trem leva duas horas.
EN: The train journey there takes two hours.

Nos falamos antes de sua ida, certo?

We spoke before you left, right?

— Durante a Tormenta (2018)

Nova York, só ida.

New York, one way only.

— O Sobrevivente (2025)

Não deveríamos ter ligado para a tia avisando sobre nossa ida?

Shouldn't we have called our aunt to let her know we were coming?

— Volver (2006)

O Sr. Wall adiou a ida ao dentista.

Mr. Wall postponed his visit to the dentist.

Qual é a relação entre eu comer carne e a ida ao templo?

What is the relationship between me eating meat and going to the temple?

— Lagaan: A Coragem de um Povo (2001)

Só de ida.

One way only.

— Era uma Vez no Oeste (1968)

Você comprou uma passagem de ida e vinda?

Did you buy a round-trip ticket?

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