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sake

/seɪk/

Tradução: Substantivo que indica propósito, motivo, benefício, vantagem ou interesse, usado frequentemente em expressões como "pelo amor de Deus" ou "por causa de".

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noun

B1formalcommon/seɪk/

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A noun referring to benefit, advantage, interest, or purpose, often used in phrases like 'for the sake of' or 'for goodness' sake'.

  • 🇵🇹Substantivo que indica propósito, motivo, benefício, vantagem ou interesse, usado frequentemente em expressões como "pelo amor de Deus" ou "por causa de".
  1. Benefit or interest B1 formal

    Used to indicate the purpose of doing something for the benefit or advantage of someone or something.

    • He did it for the sake of his family.
    • For the sake of your health, you should exercise regularly.
    • She stayed quiet for the sake of peace.

    🇵🇹Por causa de

    Sinônimos: advantagebenefitgoodinterestwelfarewellbeing

  2. Purpose or reason B1 formal

    Used to emphasize the reason for doing something, often for a specific goal.

    • For the sake of argument, let's assume he is right.
    • He repeated the instructions for the sake of clarity.
    • They made sacrifices for the sake of their education.

    🇵🇹Por causa de

    Sinônimos: advantageaimbenefitcauseendgoalinterestmotiveobjectpurposereasonwelfare

  • sakes plural form
  • sakes' possessive plural form
  • sake's possessive singular form