English-Portuguese translation for "vivid"

We Galicians are vividly and painfully aware of this fact.

I first started to learn this most vividly from Matthew Sanford.

They explained to us very vividly way just how desperate the situation is.

He knows it's a mirror reflection, but it's a vivid sensory experience.

The discussion this afternoon is yet another vivid reminder of injustices around the world.

See, in the waking world, the neuro-system inhibits the activation of the vividness of memories.

The enormous masses of refugees from the war in Yugoslavia are still vivid in our memory.

I remember very vividly as a child growing up in England, living through the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Never was a ship more vividly named and the dangers of free enterprise more apparent.

We Chileans vividly remember this assembly’ s support of Chile’ s return to democracy.

This is where the changing face of the structures and buildings in Frankfurt’s Ostend is at its most vivid.

I remember this vividly since that is what I had to start with as a new Commissioner.

The last two weeks has brought home to them, in the most vivid way, the options they now face.

We have heard from a number of Portuguese Members, for example, who have spoken very vocally and vividly about that.

I think that he has vividly described the crisis faced by one of the most important industrial sectors of the European Union.

One constituent demonstrated to me in the most vivid terms what exactly those consequences will be.

It will stifle, of course, currency speculators and we recall only too vividly the situation which we had a few years ago.

I still have a vivid recollection of the story documented this autumn of the eight-year-old Christian boy.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I still have vivid memories of the visit I made to Kyrgyzstan a few years ago.

I am sure you remember vividly the lobby and the debate on flower pots, CD cases, mascara containers and make-up pots.