Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
cheering fans
Portuguese translation:
entusiastas gritando/celebrando
English term
cheering fans
Fireworks, water pageantry and cheering fans greeted the newest ship in the {1}xx Cruise Line {2}fleet as it arrived for the first time at Port Canaveral, Fla., on Jan. 4, 2011.
Hundreds of people lined the shores to welcome the {3}xx Dream {4}to its new home.
The 4,000-passenger luxury liner cruised into the newly expanded, state-of-the-art port facility at sunrise accompanied by a flotilla of watercraft.
4 +5 | entusiastas gritando | Martin Riordan |
4 +3 | apreciadores | Clauwolf |
4 | apoiantes/espectadores gritando | Nick Taylor |
4 | (as) Fãns gritando e aplaudindo | axies |
3 -1 | torcedores | Fernando Okabe Biazibeti |
Non-PRO (1): Diana Coada (X)
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Proposed translations
entusiastas gritando
E estão gritando!
apreciadores
agree |
Carla Rodrigues
: público jubilante
4 mins
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a "fanzoca"
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agree |
Jorge Soares
6 mins
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obrigado
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agree |
Ivan Rocha, CT
57 mins
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obrigado
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torcedores
disagree |
MariaFilomena
: por não se tratar de equipe de futebol, ou hóquei, ou basquete....
24 mins
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apoiantes/espectadores gritando
(as) Fãns gritando e aplaudindo
Ouviam-se as fãns gritando e aplaudindo à chegada do navio.
The cheering fans could be heard as the boat arrived
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