English-Portuguese translation for "to raze"

to raze [razed|razed] {vb} (also: to even, to level, to be even)

to raze [razed|razed] (to the ground) {vb}

to raze [razed|razed] (to the ground) {vb} (also: to bulldoze)

to raze [razed|razed] (to the ground) {vb}

Where the hell is Raze?

Just go and see what's keeping Raze, will you?

To this day, Roma people are driven out and their houses razed to the ground.

Mr President, now that the Berlin Wall has gone, the walls around Europe must also be razed to the ground.

Finally, I would emphasise the need to rebuild the thousands of Kurdish villages razed to the ground.

It is high time that a fresh wind blew through Windhoek and that the homosexual wall in a number of frontline states was razed to the ground.

Those of us from Parliament who visited Darfur in 2004 saw with our own eyes razed houses scattered with empty shell cases.

We are looking at a castle which has been razed in the interests of the widespread obsession with elevating political correctness to the status of a science.

Contrary to what is assumed in recitals B and C, Saddam Hussein, a latter-day Nebuchadnesar, took it upon himself to raze this old civilisation he admired so much to the ground.

Yugoslavia, impoverished and razed to the ground, requires a great deal of funding, and the former President deserves to be punished for suppression, war and undemocratic government.

The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation has emphasised that the tsunami would have had less of an impact if mangrove forest had not been razed to make way for prawn farms.

May this gesture of compassion with the suffering Afghan people be the first step towards a Marshall plan for this country that has been completely razed to the ground by sustained armed violence.