Translations for „hello“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . hello <hellos> [həˈloʊ, Brit -ˈləʊ] N

hello

alô m

a big hello

um grande alô

II . hello [həˈloʊ, Brit -ˈləʊ] INTERJ

1. hello (greeting):

hello

olá

to say hello to sb

dizer olá para alguém

2. hello (on the phone):

hello

alô

Usage examples with hello

a big hello

um grande alô

to say hello to sb

dizer olá para alguém

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Inside a giant stone hall of study, he sings hello to a crabby maester at a desk.

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Bottle green tunics and coats (hello the methodist girl school of my youth), beige, beige and more beige everywhere and just way too much navy...

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And don't neglect those perennial travel tools - happenstance and a friendly hello.

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Hello sky-high movie streaming, goodbye moment of blissful disconnect from the everyday world.

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Even though she's still sick, now we have the joy of (seeing her) clapping her hands or waving bye-bye and hello.

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Shopkeepers fling open their shutters one after another, suspiciously looking around, as they say hello to neighbours and acquaintances passing by.

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The illocutionary act is concerned with what an actor is doing in saying something (e.g. when someone says hello, he is greeting another person).

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We just have to say goodbye to corporate control, and hello to social entrepreneurship.

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Another, showing a cleaner, bus driver and street sweeper, urges us to say hello to the people whose work we take for granted.

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The word has many meanings or uses: hello, goodbye, yes.

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