No. 3,823 in Portuguese
charles
"Charles" in Portuguese refers to a masculine given name, equivalent to "Charles" in English.
In a sentence
Charles é o nome do meu amigo.
Charles is the name of my friend.
The word 'Charles' is used here as a proper noun referring to a person’s name.
Li um livro famoso do autor Charles Dickens.
I read a famous book by the author Charles Dickens.
The word 'Charles' here refers to the first name of the well-known author Charles Dickens.
Os charles na banda marcial ecoavam pelo estádio.
The cymbals in the marching band echoed through the stadium.
The word 'charles' in this context refers to percussion instruments known as 'cymbals' in English, showcasing its use as a common noun.
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