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o uniforme

the uniform

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phrase Uncommon #15,054
the uniform The masculine article “o” means “the”; “uniforme” can refer to a uniform worn for school or work.
PO: Ela esqueceu o uniforme em casa.
EN: She forgot the uniform at home.

Como era o uniforme?

What was the uniform like?

— A História Pessoal de David Copperfield (2019)

Ninguém consegue parar de olhar o uniforme deles.

No one can stop staring at their uniforms.

— Prenda-Me se For Capaz (2002)

Tom estava vestindo o uniforme dele.

Tom was wearing his uniform.

A explosão arrancou o uniforme dele.

The explosion ripped his uniform off.

— Nada de Novo no Front (2022)

Por que pôs o uniforme?

Why did you put on the uniform?

— Your Name. (2016)

Tom mantém o uniforme dele limpo.

Tom keeps his uniform clean.

Tom vestiu o uniforme dele.

Tom put on his uniform.

Tenho que limpar o uniforme.

I have to clean the uniform.

— Замри-умри-воскресни! (1990)

Desde que ele morreu, ela usa o uniforme dele.

Ever since he died, she has worn his uniform.

— O Fabuloso Destino de Amélie Poulain (2001)

Não Ishaan, o uniforme!

No, Ishaan—the uniform!

— Como Estrelas na Terra (2007)

Tom tirou o uniforme.

Tom took off his uniform.

É só conseguir o uniforme da escola onde quer estudar.

You just need to get the uniform of the school where you want to study.

— 3 Idiotas (2009)

Esta aluna perdeu o uniforme.

This student lost her uniform.

— Flores do Oriente (2011)

Ela veste o uniforme.

She's wearing the uniform.

Usou o uniforme no avião?

Did you wear the uniform on the plane?

— Questão de Honra (1992)

É só mudar o uniforme e a escola!

Just change the uniform and the school!

— 3 Idiotas (2009)

Veste o uniforme pra conhecer o time.

Wear the uniform to meet the team.

— Um Cabra Bom de Bola (2026)

Por favor, vistam o uniforme.

Please put on your uniform.

— A Experiência (2001)

E trouxe o uniforme de gala.

And I brought the dress uniform.

— Questão de Honra (1992)

Não, porque os adversários não param de olhar o uniforme deles.

No, because the opponents can't stop staring at their uniforms.

— Prenda-Me se For Capaz (2002)