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No. 3,803 in Portuguese

caio

"Caio" in Portuguese means "I fall" (present tense of the verb "cair") or can be a male name.

In a sentence

  • Eu caio da cadeira quando estou distraído.

    I fall from the chair when I am distracted.

    Verb usage: Demonstrative of an action of falling physically from a position.

  • Caio é meu amigo de infância.

    Caio is my childhood friend.

    Proper noun usage: Used as a person's name, showing an entity reference in a sentence.

  • Sempre caio na mesma armadilha.

    I always fall into the same trap.

    Figurative verb usage: Demonstrates falling metaphorically into a recurring situation or error.

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