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pago
"Pago" in Portuguese means "paid" in English.
In a sentence
Eu já paguei a conta do restaurante.
I have already paid the restaurant bill.
The word 'pago' is used as the past participle of the verb 'pagar', implying a completed action in the past.
A dívida foi paga ontem pelo João.
The debt was paid yesterday by João.
Here, 'paga' functions as the past participle in a passive voice construction, modifying the subject 'dívida'.
Ele está com a consciência paga e tranquila.
He is with his conscience settled and calm.
'Paga' is used metaphorically here to describe a state of being settled or satisfied, particularly concerning one's moral obligations.
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