what is the translation for the word hydrocodone in portuguese?
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go to www.freetranslation.com
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Here ya go "everything you ever wanted to know about hydrocodone. More detail then I can writhe!\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&hs=VXr&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&q=hydrocodone+more:drug_uses&cx=drugs_for_patients&sa=N&oi=cooptsr&resnum=0&ct=col1&cd=1\n\nI know I have taken it before...\n\nFrank C
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O código da vinci\nNão é um anagrama.\nPara ser um anagrama você deveria ter misturado as letras.\noiccdniigvoad\nAs letras acima seriam um anagrama de o código da vinci.\nBoa sorte na próxima.
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answering in one word: \nRONALDINHO
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Hydrocodone/Ibubrofen Medicines from Interpharm.  BEST TO ASK A PHARMACIST...
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hydrocodone is vicodin and codeine is like in tylenol with codeine or cough medication. 2 different ingredients in both meds.hydrocodone (vicodin) , is 500 mg  of tylenol and 5 mg of hydrocodone. unless you get the vicodin7.5 mg and i think they even make a 10 mg tab.  codeine has not sure exactly how much codeine but is tylenol #3 or tylenol#4 with codeine. And both are mild to moderate pain relievers
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Here it goes:\n\n"At the beach" -> "Na praia";\n\n"ready - set - go" \nOption 1 -> "Um, dois, três," (literally "one, two, three" - that's how we start a race, on three. That's the most current expression.)\nOption 2 -> "Partida!" (which simply refers to the "goe" part)\n\nOh, I am talking about European Portuguese and not about Brazilian Portuguese. Oh, and I do know what I'm talking about, I'm Portuguese :p
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Riverview - More accurately in Portuguese: Vista sobre o Rio\nRockyhill - Monte Rochoso\nPeace & Quiet - Tranquilidade, Paz, Sossego, Quietude\nParadise Found - Paraíso Descoberto
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The only reference I could find to "pencando" in English is as a last name, as in Fran Pencando, for example.  Do you possibly mean that this is a word from another language and you want a translation?
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I'd say Brazilian (maybe some vernacular form of it) which is derived from Portuguese.\n I think if you liked it you'll also like 'City of men' which is the TV show based on the movie and the story!
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Bona corrupta.\n\n(Word order is reversed from the English)
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nao sei mas tenta ir ao google portuguese ou sapo.pt\ntranslation: i dont noe but try going to the portuguese google or sapo.pt(portuguese website)
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it is similar to the second one, although explaining brazilian portuguese phonetics over the keyboard isn´t easy at all:\n\nDjoh - gah - boo - nee - tooh\n\nthis is DJ as in J for Jet\nOH like OH! but without the final "U" sound\ngah as in "Gal"\nboo sounds like that\nnee like in knee\ntoh like in "Tooth" \n\nbut even then i think you are refering to the way brazil plays soccer, and that is "JogO Bonito" not "Joga Bonito" that litterally means "You Play nice" or "He Plays Nice"\n\nWhen what they really mean is "The beautiful way of playing"\n\nand that should be "Djo - goo - boo - nee - tooh
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its in portugese it means to "play beautifully" it a phrase that Ronaldinho started saying.
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It would be "Hi, pretty, beautiful what's up?"\n\nBut:\n\n- Oi is Portuguese for Hi\n- Linda is Portuguese or Spanish for Pretty\n- Bella is Italian or Spanish for Beautiful\n- "Che fa" (lit.: What do you do?) would translate as "What's up?" in Italian. Only that it's a rather formal way of asking the question. It'd be better: "Che fai?"\n\nAnyway, where on earth did you take this Frankenstein question from? :-)
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Disregard the above answers (except the first.)\n\nThe suffix "inho", in Portuguese, acts as a diminutive and diminutives are used as terms of endearment. Therefore, the nickname (most Brazilian players are known by a nickname, NOT their real names) Ronaldinho means "little Ronaldo", a nice way to call a superb player.\n\nIncidentally, Johnny Serbia, the finesse you exhibited in your answer is about on a par with the quality of play of your namesake team ...\n\nAnd, speaking of unpleasant names, ToT,  just ask someone what your pseudonym means in German. It so perfectly describes the condition of your brain!
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Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec \n\nits an anagram it cant be translated.\n\nsuccession of witches   +  love  \n\n(the letters are jumbled to give the other phrase)