Usage examples of "on a weekly basis" in English with translation to Portuguese

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I'm a subscriber for a weekly journal. Eu assino um jornal semanal.
I almost stepped on a skunk last night. Eu quase pisei em um gambá ontem à noite.
I bought a weekly magazine. Comprei uma revista semanal.
Hold on a second. Espere um minuto.
The young mother put on a beautiful outfit. A mãezinha põe o belo vestido.
Hold on a second, I'll be right back. Don't hang up! Espere um segundo; eu voltarei rápido. Não desligue!
We're a bit busy at the moment. Can you hang on a minute? Estamos um pouco ocupados no momento, poderia esperar um pouco?
I'm on a boat. Estou num bote.
I tore my jacket on a nail. Rasguei meu casaco num prego.
Bad weather discouraged them from going on a picnic. O mau tempo desanimou-os de ir fazer um piquenique.
Weather permitting, let's go on a picnic. Se o clima permitir, vamos fazer um piquenique.
I tripped on a stone, twisting my ankle. Eu tropecei numa pedra, torcendo meu tornozelo.
He set out on a trip. Ele partiu em uma viagem.
Isn't that him sitting on a bench? Aquele não é ele sentado num banco?
Have you ever been on a helicopter? Você já esteve num helicóptero?
A bust of Aristotle stands on a pedestal in the entryway. Um busto de Aristóteles encontra-se num pedestal na entrada.
We are going to eat a lot tonight so I hope that you are not on a diet. Nós vamos comer muito hoje à noite, então espero que você não esteja de dieta.
Some people dream of having a house on a hill. Algumas pessoas sonham em ter uma casa numa colina.
I wonder if Tom has ever slept on a park bench. Será que Tom já dormiu no banco de um parque?
Have you ever felt nauseous on a train? Você já se sentiu enjoado num trem?
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