Translations for „what's“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . what [wʌt, Brit wɒt] ADJ interrog

what

que

what

qual

what an idiot!

que idiota!

what kind of book?

que tipo de livro?

what time is it?

que horas são?

II . what [wʌt, Brit wɒt] PRON

1. what interrog:

what

que

what

qual

what about Paul?

e o Paul?

what about a walk?

que tal dar uma volta?

what can I do?

o que eu posso fazer?

what does it matter?

o que importa?

what's his name?

qual o nome dele?

what's up?

tudo bem?

so what?

e daí?

2. what rel:

what

o que

what

a que

what if ...

e se ...

what I like is ...

o que eu gosto é ...

what is more

e o que é mais importante

Usage examples with what's

what if ...

e se ...

so what?

e daí?

what then?

e agora?

what's up?

e aí?

guess what?

adivinha só?

what's the time?, what time is it?

que horas são?

what bothers me is ...

o que me preocupa é ...

what in the world ...?

mas que diabo ... ?

what I like is ...

o que eu gosto é ...

what the hell ...!

que diabos!

what do you mean?

o que você quer dizer?

what one can do

o que se pode fazer

and what's more, ...

e além do mais ...

to what extent ... ?

em que medida ... ?

what time is it?

que horas são?

what's on the agenda?

qual é a programação?

what's (all) the hurry?

para que a pressa (toda)?

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Hence, what then follows hereunder is fiction... of sorts... more specifically; a fiction.

www.news24.com

This is a celebration of what really can happen for every school in the country and beyond - every hospital, every old people's home, every business.

www.dailymail.co.uk

It also shows what happens when central banks rig up an economy.

www.dailyreckoning.com.au

I took the announcement matter-of-factly, although wondering what it could be all about.

opinion.inquirer.net

The method of brandishing the eye-glass was usually a forerunner of what sort of retort was coming.

en.wikipedia.org

It actively encourages users to carry out their heavy downloads during what is currently called either the uncounted or off-peak period.

en.wikipedia.org

You know what that means: the internet has transformed into a pukey, undead pile of spoilers.

www.kotaku.com.au

The feebleness of the media in guiding us through this is particularly reprehensible, because much of what we need to know is happening here at home.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The labour cost depends upon what is happening to the demand and supply of labour in the economy.

www.moneycontrol.com

You've got a wall that's trapezoid and so instead of straightening the wall up what they did was make the door and window trapezoid.

www.stuff.co.nz