Significado em português

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Pal

🇬🇧 UK //pæl// 🇺🇸 US //pæl//

Significado de Pal

A close friend or companion.

In simple words: A close friend.

Pal em uma frase

• I went to the concert with my pal.
• Hey pal, how have you been?
• He's not just a colleague; he's a real pal.
• She introduced me to her pal from college.
• When I need help, my pals are always there.

Como usar Pal

Used mainly in casual conversation among friends. Not typically used in formal contexts. Avoid using in serious discussions.

Grammar pattern

noun + is + pal

Memory hint

Think of 'pal' as a 'pal' of friendship.

Palavras relacionadas

Collocations with Pal

• best pal
• childhood pal
• old pal

Synonyms for Pal

• friend
• buddy
• companion
• mate
• chum

Opposites of Pal

• enemy
• rival

Common mistakes with Pal

• Used too formally, not appropriate for serious contexts.
• Confused with 'pal' as a verb; remember it’s primarily a noun.
• Overusing 'pal' can sound childish or insincere.

Perguntas frequentes sobre Pal

O que significa Pal?

A close friend.

O que significa Pal em português?

A close friend.

Qual é a definição de Pal?

A close friend or companion.

Como se usa Pal em uma frase?

I went to the concert with my pal.

Pode dar outro exemplo de Pal?

Hey pal, how have you been?

Quais são os sinônimos de Pal?

Algumas alternativas comuns são friend, buddy, companion, mate, chum.

Qual é o oposto de Pal?

Significados opostos incluem enemy, rival.

Que palavras combinam com Pal?

Costuma combinar com best pal, childhood pal, old pal.

Quais são os erros comuns ao usar Pal?

Used too formally, not appropriate for serious contexts. Confused with 'pal' as a verb; remember it’s primarily a noun. Overusing 'pal' can sound childish or insincere.

Como se pronuncia Pal?

US: //pæl//, UK: //pæl//. Ouça o áudio acima para escutar a pronúncia nativa.

Pal é formal ou informal?

"Pal" é informal, então combina com conversas casuais com amigos e família.

Quando devo usar Pal?

Used mainly in casual conversation among friends. Not typically used in formal contexts. Avoid using in serious discussions.