No. 3,140 in Portuguese
chinesas
"Chinesas" means "Chinese" (feminine plural) in English.
In a sentence
As porcelanas chinesas são muito valorizadas em leilões.
Chinese porcelains are highly valued in auctions.
In this sentence, 'chinesas' is a plural adjective describing the noun 'porcelanas', indicating their origin from China.
As bailarinas chinesas encantaram o público com sua apresentação.
Chinese dancers enchanted the audience with their performance.
Here, 'chinesas' functions as a plural adjective modifying the noun 'bailarinas', highlighting their nationality.
Eu gosto de visitar restaurantes chinesas em minha cidade.
I like visiting Chinese restaurants in my city.
In this sentence, 'chinesas' is incorrectly gendered; it should be 'chineses' to agree with the masculine noun 'restaurantes' in gender.
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