No. 3,159 in Portuguese
comitiva
A group of people accompanying someone, often for formal or ceremonial purposes; entourage.
In a sentence
A comitiva presidencial chegou ao evento com grande pompa.
The presidential entourage arrived at the event with great pomp.
In this sentence, 'comitiva' refers to the group of people accompanying the president to a formal event, emphasizing the official and ceremonial context.
A comitiva do casamento foi composta por amigos e familiares.
The wedding party was made up of friends and family.
Here, 'comitiva' pertains to individuals participating in the organization and celebration of a wedding, illustrating its use to denote a supportive or celebratory group in social contexts.
A comitiva esportiva representará o país nos jogos internacionais.
The sports delegation will represent the country in international games.
In this case, 'comitiva' signifies the team or delegation representing their country in a sporting context, highlighting its adaptability to contexts involving representation or competition.
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