English to Galician Meaning of about - sobre

About :
sobre

sobre, como

sobre, case, para alí e para aquí, aquí e alí, en torno a, volta, ao alcance da man, en todos os lados, no exterior, en todas as direccións, pola contra, contador, á tona, de camiño, en efecto, un curso

sobre, en, concernente, en relación a, de, en torno a, fóra, para, cerca, preto de, por

sobre
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Definitions of about in English
Adjective(1) on the move
Adverb(1) (of quantities(2) all around or on all sides, or about(3) in the area or vicinity(4) used of movement to or among many different places or in no particular direction, or about(5) in or to a reversed position or direction(6) in rotation or succession(7) (of actions or states, just
Examples of about in English
(1) reduced by about 5 per cent(2) there was a look about her that said everything(3) there's not much work about(4) there was a lot of flu about(5) she looked about the room(6) it's about 100 km away(7) it's all about having fun(8) he must be somewhere about(9) Good biopics struggle to present a truth, if not the truth, about their subjects.(10) You go in feet first - there's enough room to move about and then come out head first.(11) she's about ready to go(12) The day was too warm and too nice for rushing about .(13) What we will have to settle for, at best, is a frank debate about some of the subjects raised by Mind the Gap.(14) This is the only reason that should be regarded when talking about this subject.(15) about my Christmas present(16) there was nobody about
Related Phrases of about
(1) what about ::
que hai
(2) talk about ::
falar sobre
(3) bring about ::
carrexar
(4) think about ::
pensar
(5) about what ::
sobre o que
(6) care about ::
preocuparse
(7) about it ::
sobre iso
(8) think about it ::
Pénsao
(9) forget about it ::
esquéceo
(10) thinking about ::
pensar sobre
Synonyms
Adverb
1. around ::
en torno a
2. near ::
cerca
3. approximately ::
aproximadamente
4. well-nigh ::
case
Preposition
5. regarding ::
en relación a
6. around ::
en torno a
Adjective
7. astir ::
axitado
Different Forms
about
Word Example from TV Shows
What are you talking about? The date went fine.

What are you talking ABOUT? The date went fine.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 1

How about some of our tableside guacamole?

How ABOUT some of our tableside guacamole?

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 11

and a billion things about you incorrectly.

and a billion things ABOUT you incorrectly.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 16

This is about you

This is ABOUT you

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 16

I'm not talking about this with you.

I'm not talking ABOUT this with you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 4

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The two of us decided this was a good time to switch roles he would be the hoist operator and I would be the swimmerThat the symbol of freedom was both a distant star and a symbol of the African communal past is no small ironyBefore you started your research had you been sympathetic toward the idea of antidepressantsThe landed gentry had some sympathy with popular resentment of the activities of moneyed and mercantile entrepreneurs

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