ele sonha

dreams

s o ɲ ɐ → sonhar

sonh to dream, to daydream + a tu imperative / ele-ela-você present

verb · 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person singular Rare #23,635

dreams Also used as an informal command meaning “dream!” or, in “Nem sonha!”, “Don’t even think about it!”

PO: Ela sonha em viajar pelo mundo.

EN: She dreams of traveling around the world.

Conjugation of sonhar

Indicative present

	Singular	Plural
First	sonho	sonhamos
Third	sonha	sonham

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	sonha	—
Third	sonhe	—

Tom says he dreams about Mary every night.

He dreams of fog in the darkness at the edge of a precipice.

— It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012)

We just dream.

You wouldn't believe it!

— Questão de Tempo (2013)

Everyone dreams.

Do you dream about me?

Masha dreams of starting a revolution, but she is very afraid.

It's difficult to remain conscious while dreaming.

There are moments when you dream that you are with someone.

— Preso na Escuridão (1997)

Don't even dream about it.

— O Ódio (1995)

God wills it, man dreams it, the work is born.

Dream.

— Madame Satã (2002)

And you also dream of finding a different boss, one who is younger and better-looking.

— Служебный роман (1977)

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