No. 3,371 in Portuguese
gramas
"Gramas" in English means "grams" (a unit of weight) or "lawns" (plural, areas of grass).
In a sentence
Comprei 200 gramas de farinha para fazer o bolo.
I bought 200 grams of flour to make the cake.
In this sentence, 'gramas' is used to denote a unit of weight measurement (grams), often used for measuring ingredients.
No jardim da casa há várias gramas diferentes plantadas.
In the garden of the house, there are various kinds of grass planted.
In this context, 'gramas' refers to types of grass, the plural form of 'grama' as a plant.
Ele mencionou que precisa cortar as gramas que estão altas.
He mentioned that he needs to cut the grasses that are tall.
Here, 'gramas' refers to patches or areas of grass, used to talk about sections of lawn.
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