Summary
to become {verb}
chegar · ficar · passar · virar · ser · tornar-se · vir a ser · tornar · assentar · fazer-se · transformar-se em · passar a ser
English-Portuguese translation for "to become"
"to become" Portuguese translation
to become {verb}
to become [became|become] {vb} (also: to come, to arrive at, to arrive, to approach)
It will then become apparent whether we can also reach a common conclusion.
We want to see a European development fund become integral to Parliament.
This should not become a way of achieving a lowest common factor of protection.
It has become clear that we have to make a common effort to strengthen network and information security in Europe.
I was prevented from becoming a pensioner by being forced to drink hemlock, the poison I was given in prison.
to become [became|become] {vb} (also: to stay, to be left, to stay over, to remain)
And sometimes, they cannot even conceive and become pregnant because of the fibroid.
The European Commission will become overburdened if it pursues its current policy.
But in the last couple of years we have become worried about progress in that country.
Farmers may become dependent on large, multinational companies in the processing industry.
In the course of the next few days, we shall no doubt become much clearer about what is possible.
to become [became|become] {vb} (also: to hand, to cross, to pass, to go beyond)
Evaluation must become an integral part of the European Union approach.
Otherwise, it is not acceptable for it to become a part of this Union.
The market and currency Europe must also become the people's Europe and environmental Europe.
The Northern Dimension must become an important forum for northern issues.
Employment really has to become the main objective for Europe.
to become [became|become] {vb} (also: to turn, to turn around, to turn round, to capsize)
It's not too late to become ordinary.
If we are to meet the challenges of today’ s world, we must turn outwards with optimism and determination and become a globally oriented
to become [became|become] {vb} (also: to be)
What has also become apparent is that the legal framework needs to be simplified.
If it were to go ahead, stevedoring would become 'flag of convenience work '.
Mr President, sport has become a magnificent form of international entertainment.
We cannot allow war to once again become a way to solve the world's problems.
I cannot support the Commission's ambition to become a kind of EU 'government '.
to become [became|become] {vb}
The Europe of the future must become a land of exchange, of meetings and mixing.
They should become the focus of Community policy, of a common European policy.
If it were to go ahead, stevedoring would become 'flag of convenience work '.
One thing, there's one obvious thing to talk about can a machine become a mind?
Europe must become ‘ the world’ s most competitive knowledge-based economy’.
to become [became|become] {vb}
I cannot support the Commission's ambition to become a kind of EU 'government '.
Ukraine has also recently shown that it wishes to become a European country.
Could the idea of fraternity become the key concept for the 21st century?
Euro could well become a dirty word among the unemployed, and no wonder.
Network ownership patterns might become a problem in the electricity market.
to become [became|become] {vb} (also: to go back, to change, to repay, to reply)
The Europe of the future must become a land of exchange, of meetings and mixing.
So every tool that we've ever had in the past has eventually become ineffective.
They should become the focus of Community policy, of a common European policy.
If it were to go ahead, stevedoring would become 'flag of convenience work '.
Finally, the second pillar must become the core component of agricultural reform.
to become [became|become] {vb} (also: to place, to sit, to seat, to alight)
to become [became|become] {vb}
The EU has started to become a war alliance and a military alliance.
As the years go by, the memories of the War must not grow dim; rather, they ought to become a stern lesson for our generation and for
The Commission is encouraged to become that client and user of new services, as well as satellite applications at the service of Union
Once you do that, your artillery becomes accurate.
While the combat must involve international cooperation, however, it is also essential to fight on a day-to-day basis by preventing all these practices becoming commonplace.
to become [became|become] {vb}
The Council should play its legislative role and not become an executive.
These decisions must not become part-time hostages in the heat of election campaigns.
In addition, Member States must ensure that incentives do not ultimately become government support.
This Euro-apathy will become rejection of Europe if we go over the public’ s heads in this way.
Without this, it risks becoming the confused expression of individual interests.
to become [became|become] {vb}
Evaluation must become an integral part of the European Union approach.
The market and currency Europe must also become the people's Europe and environmental Europe.
Employment really has to become the main objective for Europe.
The Baltic must become a matter for the whole of the EU.
European diplomacy must become a genuine instrument of cooperation and collective security.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "become":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "to become" in Portuguese
Similar words
beauteousness · beautician · beautiful · beautifully · beautifulness · beauty · beaver · because · beck · beckon · become · bed · bed-cover · bed-sitter · bedbug · bedcover · bedding · bedlam · Bedouin · bedpan · bedridden
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