Usage examples of "credit advice" in English with translation to Portuguese

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She asked her friend for advice. Ela pediu conselho à sua amiga.
Which credit cards can I use? Quais cartões de crédito eu posso usar?
If you had taken my advice, you wouldn't be in such trouble. Se você tivesse seguido o meu conselho, você não estaria numa confusão tão grande.
May I use a credit card? Posso usar cartão de crédito?
You must pay attention to his advice. Você tem que dar atenção ao conselho dele.
I would like to pay with a credit card. Gostaria de pagar com cartão de crédito.
He paid no attention to my advice. Ele não prestou atenção em meu conselho.
Where are your credit cards? Onde estão seus cartões de crédito?
You ought to ask him for advice. Você deveria pedir conselhos a ele.
Japan's ODA largely consists of concessionary yen credit repayable in 30 years, carrying an interest rate of 2% or so. A Assistência Oficial para o Desenvolvimento do Japão consiste em grande parte de créditos em ienes para quitação em 30 anos, sob uma taxa de juros de cerca de 2%.
One must be careful about free advice. É preciso ter cuidado com conselhos grátis.
I'd like to pay by credit card. Gostaria de pagar com cartão de crédito.
I regret not having taken my doctor's advice. Eu lamento não ter ouvido os conselhos do meu médico.
Tom doesn't own a credit card. Tom não tem cartão de crédito.
I would like to give you a piece of advice. Gostaria de te dar um conselho.
The world is divided into people who do things and people who get the credit. Try, if you can, to belong to the first class. There’s far less competition. O mundo é dividido entre pessoas que fazem as coisas e pessoas que levam o crédito. Tente, se puder, pertencer à primeira classe. Há muito menos competição.
I'd like to give you a piece of advice. Gostava de te dar um conselho.
Tom doesn't have a credit card. Tom não tem cartão de crédito.
Let me give you some advice. Deixe-me lhe dar um conselho.
The world is divided into people who get things done, and people who get the credit. O mundo é dividido em pessoas que fazem as coisas e em pessoas que recebem o crédito.
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