Sentence examples of "Acho" in Portuguese with translation "think"

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Acho que perdi minha entrada. I think I've lost my ticket.
Acho que ele é médico. I think he is a doctor.
Acho que vou parar agora. I think I'll stop now.
Acho que ele estava zangado. I think he was angry.
Acho que amanhã estará ensolarado. I think it will be sunny tomorrow.
Acho que logo irei dormir. I think that I soon will go to sleep.
Acho que ele está bravo. I think he's angry.
Acho que você está enganado. I think you are mistaken.
Eu acho melhor não tentar. I think it better not to try.
Eu acho que estou grávida. I think I'm pregnant.
Acho que estou ficando doido. I think I'm going crazy.
Acho que perdi meu ingresso. I think I've lost my ticket.
Acho que amanhã vai chover. I think tomorrow is going to rain.
Acho que vou ficar aqui. I think I'm going to stay here.
Não acho que nos ouviram. I don't think they heard us.
Acho que não quero ir. I don't think I want to go.
Não acho que choverá amanhã. I don't think it will rain tomorrow.
Acho que ela está doente. I think she is sick.
Acho que ele está certo. I think he is right.
Acho que perdi minha passagem. I think I've lost my ticket.
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