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No. 1,921 in Portuguese

cristiano

"Cristiano" in Portuguese means "Christian" in English.

In a sentence

  • O Cristiano é um jogador de futebol muito talentoso.

    Cristiano is a very talented soccer player.

    Here, 'Cristiano' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name, specifically the football player Cristiano Ronaldo. It is a personal name employed in a context where the identity of a known individual is being highlighted.

  • Ele segue os valores cristianos em sua vida diária.

    He follows Christian values in his daily life.

    In this sentence, 'cristiano' is used as an adjective to describe the values associated with Christian beliefs or traditions. The term modifies the noun 'valores' (values), linking them to Christianity.

  • O movimento cristiano cresceu rapidamente na Europa ao longo dos séculos.

    The Christian movement grew rapidly in Europe over the centuries.

    Here, 'cristiano' acts as an adjective referring to the religious and cultural movement tied to Christianity. It describes the nature of the 'movimento' (movement), connecting it to its historical and religious context.

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