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kennedy
"Kennedy" is a proper noun in Portuguese, typically referring to the surname of U.S. President John F. Kennedy or other individuals with the same name.
In a sentence
Kennedy foi eleito presidente em 1960.
Kennedy was elected president in 1960.
The word 'Kennedy' refers to John F. Kennedy, used as a proper noun, specifically as a surname and personal identifier.
Passei ontem pela Avenida Kennedy, que está em obras.
Yesterday I passed by Kennedy Avenue, which is undergoing construction.
The term 'Kennedy' denotes a specific location, attributed as the name of a street in recognition of the historical figure.
O mercado Kennedy tem ofertas excelentes toda semana.
The Kennedy market has excellent deals every week.
Here 'Kennedy' is used as part of the name for a business establishment, deriving its designation perhaps from the associated cultural or historical reference.
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