No. 3,339 in Portuguese
fases
"Fases" means "phases" or "stages" in English.
In a sentence
As fases da lua são um fenômeno natural.
The phases of the moon are a natural phenomenon.
The term 'fases' here refers to the different stages or appearances that the moon exhibits over time, emphasizing its cyclic nature.
Passamos por muitas fases na vida, cada uma com seus desafios.
We go through many phases in life, each with its own challenges.
In this context, 'fases' is used metaphorically to describe distinct periods or stages of human experience, often implying change or development.
O projeto está em suas fases iniciais de desenvolvimento.
The project is in its initial phases of development.
Here, 'fases' denotes the progressive stages or parts in the timeline of the project's completion, indicating systematic progression.
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