Usage examples of "cabinet of japan" in English with translation to Portuguese

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Have you ever read the Constitution of Japan? Você já leu a Constituição do Japão?
Capital of Japan is Tokyo. A capital do Japão é Tóquio.
Kyoto was an old capital of Japan. Quioto era uma velha capital do Japão.
I am more worried about you than the future of Japan. Eu estou mais preocupado com você do que com o futuro do Japão.
The population of China is 8 times that of Japan. A população da China é oito vezes a do Japão.
What do you think of Japan? O que você acha do Japão?
Every member of the cabinet was present. Todos os membros do gabinete estavam presentes.
Japan has diplomatic relations with China. O Japão tem relações diplomáticas com a China.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. Para evitar descarga elétrica, não abra a unidade. Solicite assistência técnica somente a pessoal qualificado.
I have come to Japan not to teach but to write. Eu vim para o Japão não para ensinar, mas para escrever.
Compared with America or China, Japan is a small country. Comparado à América ou China, o Japão é um país pequeno.
Japan imports most of the energy resources it needs. O Japão importa a maior parte dos recursos energéticos de que precisa.
Tom came to Japan three years ago and has been living here ever since then. Tom veio para o Japão há três anos e tem vivido aqui desde então.
China is bigger than Japan. A China é maior que o Japão.
Japan is a rich country. O Japão é um país rico.
There were no radios in Japan in those days. Não havia rádio no Japão naqueles dias.
I'd like to send this postcard to Japan. Gostaria de mandar este cartão-postal para o Japão.
Building a tunnel from Japan to China is out of the question. Construir um túnel do Japão à China está fora de questão.
These cameras are made in Japan. Estas câmeras são feitas no Japão.
In Japan, there is no lake bigger than Lake Biwa. No Japão não há nenhum lago maior que o lago Biwa.
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