resgataram

This is the 12160th most frequent Portuguese word.


resgataram

"Resgataram" means "they rescued" or "they reclaimed."


Here, 'resgataram' is used as the third-person plural form of the verb 'resgatar', meaning 'to rescue', showcasing action taken to save or retrieve something in a literal context.

Os bombeiros resgataram o gato que estava preso na árvore.

The firefighters rescued the cat that was stuck in the tree.


In this sentence, 'resgataram' is employed metaphorically to mean 'revived' or 'brought back', referring to cultural practices being revitalized.

Eles resgataram antigas tradições da sua cultura para a celebração.

They revived old traditions of their culture for the celebration.


Here, 'resgataram' implies 'recovered' or 'restored', applied to an abstract concept like trust, showing its versatility in application.

Durante as negociações, os diplomatas resgataram a confiança entre os dois países.

During the negotiations, the diplomats recovered the trust between the two countries.