Synonyms
afield: abroad
English-Portuguese translation for "afield"
"afield" Portuguese translation
afield {adverb}
... indeed further afield.
afield {adv.}
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Synonyms (English) for "afield":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "afield" in Portuguese
On this occasion, however, throughout Europe and further afield, people were deeply touched at the tragic loss of the lives of so many young children.
We are talking about the most hated and most loved directives which have consequences quite far afield in the national administrations in various parts of the EU.
We hope that after the Amsterdam Treaty this part of the EU's foreign policy will play an even greater role and will help carry our message even further afield.
Anti-Semitism is a form of racism which has done so much damage in Europe and further afield that we need to refute all such statements in the strongest possible terms.
As fish stocks closer to Europe are depleted, Community fishermen are increasingly looking further afield for new fishing areas, like the Antarctic, to exploit.
It is criminal to use the weakness of certain individuals to promote a libertarian ideology which spreads distress further afield and ultimately smells of death.
As democrats, we have a responsibility for making sure we combat lack of freedom and spread democracy and human rights as far afield as the villages of Colombia, Zimbabwe and North Korea.
These are the values which have brought peace, prosperity and freedom to our continent, and it is only right and fitting that we should seek to promote these benefits further afield.
I think it is quite clear where the responsibilities lie here, at least as regards the European Union, for resolving not so much problems far afield as those in our own backyard.
It allows us to have links with third countries such as the United States - why not - and also Russia and countries further afield such as South Africa and some of the applicant countries.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are nearing the end of a long journey, an odyssey that has, from time to time, seen us wandering far afield and sometimes finding ourselves in choppy waters.
These days, refugees mostly hail from further afield, look different to western Europeans, and there is far less understanding for the situation from which they are fleeing.
Similar words
affluence · affluent · affordability · affordable · affreightment · affright · affront · Afghan · Afghanistan · aficionado · afield · afire · afloat · afoot · afore · aforementioned · aforesaid · afoul · afraid · afresh · Africa
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