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Word lists · B1

The 2,000 most common Portuguese words: 1801–1900

The 2,000 most frequent Portuguese words, in order.

#WordMeaningLevel
1841celebrarto celebrate; to hold (a ceremony, an agreement)B1
1842o bolocake; (dar um bolo) to stand someone upB1
1843a capacover (of a book, magazine); case, coverB1
1844erradowrong; (estar errado) to be mistakenB1
1845cobrarto charge (a price); to demand, to hold accountableB1
1846a chegadaarrival; finish lineB1
1847transmitirto broadcast; to transmit, to pass onB1
1849inspirarto inspire; to breathe inB1
1850eletrônicoelectronicB1
1851a telascreen; canvas (painting)B1
1852a coberturacoverage, cover; coverage (news, signal)B1
1853assustarto frighten, to scare; (assustar-se) to get scaredB1
1854livrarto free, to rid; (livrar-se de) to get rid ofB1
1855separadoseparate, apart; separated (couple)B1
1856desaparecidomissing; (um desaparecido) missing personB1
1857semelhantesimilar; (um semelhante) fellow human beingB1
1858tradicionaltraditionalB1
1860desertodeserted, emptyB1
1860o desertodesertB1
1861a raivaanger, rage; rabiesB1
1862a promessapromise; promising talentB1
1863o sapatoshoeB1
1864o doutoradodoctorate, PhDB1
1865expressarto express; (expressar-se) to express oneselfB1
1866o instrumentoinstrument (musical); tool, instrumentB1
1867a turnêtour (concert)B1
1868a resistênciaresistance; endurance, staminaB1
1869o guerreirowarrior; fighter (someone who never gives up)B1
1870a loucuramadness, craziness; insanityB1
1871a escadastairs, staircase; ladderB1
1872feridowounded, injured; (um ferido) injured personB1
1873proibirto forbid, to banB1
1874o dramadrama (genre); fuss, dramaB1
1876soltarto let go, to release; to let outB1
1877prestesabout to (prestes a)B1
1878a quintaThursday (short for quinta-feira)B1
1882infantilchildren's; childishB1
1883a instituiçãoinstitution; institution (social)B1
1884o pãobread; bread rollB1
1885a quartaWednesday (short for quarta-feira)B1
1886o empregadoemployee; (empregada) housekeeper, maidB1
1888o acampamentocamp, campsite; camping, summer campB1
1889determinarto determine, to establish; to order, to decreeB1
1890a administraçãoadministration, management; business administrationB1
1891a modafashion; trend, crazeB1
1892adquirirto acquire, to buy; to gain (a skill, a habit)B1
1894negociarto negotiate; to trade, to deal inB1
1895deterto stop, to detain; (deter-se) to stop, to pauseB1
1896cansarto tire, to wear out; (cansar-se) to get tiredB1
1897o impactoimpact (effect); impact (collision)B1
1898visualvisualB1
1898o visuallook, style (appearance)B1
1899a discussãodiscussion; argument, quarrelB1
1900rodarto spin, to turn; to run (a program), to shoot (a film)B1
1901a ferramentatool; tool (software, resource)B1
1902a faceside, surface; face (formal)B1
1903ativarto activate, to turn on; to activate (an account, a card)B1
1904descansarto rest; to put one's mind at restB1
1905a seleçãoselection; national teamB1
1906a mídiamedia; media (storage)B1
1907adicionarto add; to add (to a list, contacts)B1
1908alegrecheerful, happy; tipsyB1
1909resistirto resist; to withstand, to hold upB1
1910projetarto plan, to project; to designB1
1911o comitêcommitteeB1
1912o satélitesatellite; satellite (city)B1
1914o terrenoplot of land, lot; terrainB1
1915a paixãopassion; crush, passionate loveB1
1916a coragemcourage; (coragem) hang in there, come onB1
1917resultarto result; to turn outB1
1918a fundaçãofounding; foundation (organisation)B1
1919a brincadeirajoke, prank; game, playB1
1921extremamenteextremelyB1
1922o suicídiosuicideB1
1923a seçãosection, department; section (of a text)B1
1924insistirto insist; to keep tryingB1
1925baseadobased (on)B1
1928a sensaçãosensation, feeling; sensation (a hit)B1
1929o / a representanterepresentative; sales representativeB1
1930executivoexecutiveB1
1930o executivoexecutive (manager); (o Executivo) the executive branchB1
1931a localizaçãolocation; locating, trackingB1
1932o concursocompetition, contest; (concurso público) civil service examB1
1935a confusãoconfusion; trouble, fightB1
1936o demôniodemon; little devil (a naughty child)B1
1937jurarto swear (an oath); (jura) reallyB1
1939sequernot evenB1
1940o engenheiroengineerB1
1942o bispobishop; bishop (chess)B1
1943medirto measure; to be (a size)B1
1945ignorarto ignore; not to knowB1
1946o saltojump, leap; heel (of a shoe)B1
1947analisarto analyse; to examine, to considerB1
1948poppopB1
1949a frotafleetB1
1950econômicoeconomic; economical, cheapB1
1951o chapéuhat; (dar um chapéu) to chip the ball over (football)B1
1952infelizmenteunfortunatelyB1
1953o tanquetank (container); tank (military)B1
1954exibirto show, to screen; (exibir-se) to show offB1