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dada
"Dada" in Portuguese means "given" (past participle of "dar").
In a sentence
A proposta foi dada por ela durante a reunião.
The proposal was given by her during the meeting.
Here, 'dada' is used as the feminine singular past participle of the verb 'dar', agreeing with the feminine subject 'proposta'.
A informação dada foi crucial para o progresso no projeto.
The given information was crucial for the progress in the project.
In this sentence, 'dada' modifies the noun 'informação' and agrees with its feminine singular form as an adjective.
Ela ficou muito dada, compartilhando detalhes da sua vida pessoal.
She became very open, sharing details of her personal life.
Here, 'dada' acts as an adjective describing the behavior, often used metaphorically to imply openness or willingness to share.
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