Usage examples of "the other day" in English with translation to Portuguese

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She went to see him the other day. Ela foi vê-lo o outro dia.
Forgive me for interrupting you the other day. Perdoe-me por tê-lo interrompido outro dia.
You said so the other day, didn't you? Você disse isso outro dia, não foi?
He is the man you met the other day. Ele é o homem que você encontrou outro dia.
Don't disappoint me the way you did the other day. Não me desaponte como fez no outro dia.
The other day I met my former neighbour in the city. Outro dia eu me encontrei com o meu antigo vizinho na cidade.
When I met her the other day, she asked about my parents. Quando eu a vi outro dia, ela perguntou sobre meus pais.
The other day he said to me, "I will lend you this book tomorrow." Outro dia ele me disse: "Emprestar-lhe-ei este livro amanhã."
I met again the girl who I had met in the park the other day. Voltei a encontrar a garota que encontrara no parque outro dia.
Tom ate at a new restaurant the other day, but he doesn't remember the restaurant's name. Tom comeu num restaurante novo no outro dia, mas ele não lembra o nome do restaurante.
I bought this book the other day. Comprei esse livro um dia desses.
This is where the concert took place the other day. Aqui é onde foi realizado o concerto há uns dias atrás.
Tom came to see me just the other day. Tom veio me ver só no dia seguinte.
I think this one has to die for the other to live. It's a cruel world. Eu acho que esse tem de morrer para que o outro viva. É um mundo cruel.
The twin girls are so much alike that I can't tell one from the other. As gêmeas são tão parecidas que não posso distingui-las.
One hand washes the other. Uma mão lava a outra.
A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. Um plugue polarizado tem duas lâminas, uma mais larga que a outra.
I have a son and a daughter. The one is in New York, and the other in London. Eu tenho um filho e uma filha. Ele está em Nova York e ela em Londres.
She has two uncles; one lives in Kyoto and the other in Osaka. Ela tem dois tios; um vive em Quioto e o outro em Osaka.
It goes in one ear and out the other. Entra por um ouvido e sai pelo outro.
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