This is the 7972nd most frequent Portuguese word.
sags
The word "sags" does not exist in Portuguese; it might be an error or misunderstanding.
Here, 'sags' metaphorically expresses emotional depression or drooping reflective of sadness.
Ela sags de tristeza ao receber a notícia.
She sags with sadness upon receiving the news.
In this sentence, 'sags' is used descriptively to indicate the physical deformation or movement of the roof under heavy rain.
O telhado da casa sags quando chove forte.
The roof of the house sags when it rains heavily.
In this context, 'sags' refers to the structural deformation or sinking of the sofa caused by prolonged wear.