Examples of 'dourado' in a sentence
Meaning of "dourado"
dourado (noun) - a noun that can refer to a type of fish species, specifically a type of fish native to South America. It may be used in discussions about marine life or fishing
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Dourado fails to acknowledge this problem.
A new and brutal crime has shaken the city of Cerro Dourado.
Heitor vieira dourado during the last epidemic dengue in the city of manaus.
Designed and build by the painter Celso Dourado.
The known works of Dourado are of an extraordinary quality and beauty.
She chose Dourado.
Henrique Dourado scored twice to lift his team to victory.
However, studies on the farming and husbandry of dourado are still rudimentary.
Dourado is a municipality in the state of São Paulo in Brazil.
In order to develop this, he essentially built a planned community, Monte Dourado.
Leão Dourado means golden lion in Portuguese.
Great investment opportunity to buy a freehold building in a great location, Monte Dourado.
Thus, the dourado practically disappeared in the regions below the sobradinho dam.
Located on the front-line of the Monte Dourado resort.
João Dourado is a municipality in the state of Bahia in the North-East region of Brazil.
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During this period, the club was involved in corruption scandal Apito Dourado.
Dourado was born in Patos de Minas, state of Minas Gerais.
You go immediately to Cerro Dourado with Professor Corman, and give him all he needs.
Dourado é o grande vencedor do BBB 10 " in Portuguese.
Also called bacalhau dourado ( golden cod ) for the color it acquires.
Monte Dourado Hotel can be reached in 55 minutes by car from Faro airport.
After he graduated, Martins moved to London and worked for Dourado Dias & Carvalho, a Portuguese firm.
Rodrigo Dourado Cunha ( born 17 June 1994 ) is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Internacional.
A fire burns through a forest reserve in Monte Dourado in the state of Pará in 2004.
In 2000, Dourado won the Camões Prize, the most important literary prize in the Portuguese sprachraum.
