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newfoundland

/ˈnjuː.fənd.lənd/

Tradução: Nome próprio que se refere a uma grande ilha no norte do Oceano Atlântico, ou a uma raça de cães muito grandes, pesados e inteligentes, de pelagem densa e preta, originária dessa ilha.

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/ˈnjuː.fənd.lənd/B1formal
  • ptNome próprio que se refere a uma grande ilha no norte do Oceano Atlântico, ou a uma raça de cães muito grandes, pesados e inteligentes, de pelagem densa e preta, originária dessa ilha.

A proper noun referring to a large island in the north Atlantic, or a breed of very large, heavy, intelligent dogs with a thick black coat, originally developed there.

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  1. Dog breedB1formal

    A very large, heavy breed of dog with a thick, coarse coat, typically black, known for its intelligence, strength, and swimming ability.

    ptRaça de cão

    • The Newfoundland is famous for its gentle temperament and love of water.
    • She adopted a Newfoundland puppy from the local rescue center.
    • Newfoundlands are often used in water rescue operations due to their strength.
  2. Island regionB1formal

    A large island in the North Atlantic Ocean, forming part of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

    ptTerra Nova

    • Newfoundland has a rugged coastline and rich maritime history.
    • They traveled to Newfoundland to explore its national parks.
    • The island of Newfoundland is known for its unique culture and dialect.
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  • newfoundlands plural form
  • newfoundlands' possessive plural form
  • newfoundland's possessive singular form