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What (who) is jarra - definition
Bilha; Quartinha; Muringues; Talha de água; Talha de barro; Pote; Purrão; Quartião; Jarra; Jarro (objeto)
jarra
sf (ár jarra)
1 Vaso para conter flores ou para ornato.
2 Náut Depósito de água potável.
3 Recipiente para servir água ou vinho à mesa
sm
1 Alcoólatra.
2 Velho ridículo; jarreta.
1 Vaso para conter flores ou para ornato.
2 Náut Depósito de água potável.
3 Recipiente para servir água ou vinho à mesa
sm
1 Alcoólatra.
2 Velho ridículo; jarreta.
jarro
sm (masc de jarra) Vaso mais ou menos alto e bojudo, com asa e bico, próprio para conter água; onde não haja água canalizada, acompanha a bacia, para lavar o rosto e as mãos.
sm (lat aru) Bot Designação de várias plantas aráceas, entre as quais a taioba.
sm (lat aru) Bot Designação de várias plantas aráceas, entre as quais a taioba.
Jarro
Jarro, jarra, talha de água, talha de barro, bilha, pote, purrão, quartinha, quarta, quartilha, quartião, moringaFERREIRA, A. B.
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Jarro
Jarro, jarra, talha de água, talha de barro, bilha, pote, purrão, quartinha, quarta, quartilha, quartião, moringa ou muringue é um objecto doméstico, em forma de vaso, fabricado em vidro, cerâmica, porcelana, metal ou plástico, que serve para verter líquido em copos.
Examples of use of jarra
1. In the middle of the night, police officers entered a small apartment in the Shimon Hatzadik compound in the Sheikh Jarra neighborhood of East Jerusalem.
2. The Jewish continuum Connecting all these dots could create a significant Jewish continuum and cut Sheikh Jarra and the Old City off from the Palestinian neighborhoods to the north.
3. By Meron Rapoport The Yemin Yehuda non–profit association has begun building 200 housing units in the Shimon Hatzaddik compound, in the heart of East Jerusalem‘s Sheikh Jarra neighborhood.
4. By Haaretz Editorial It is difficult to escape the sense that the Israel Lands Administration, a governmental body, worked hand in glove with the settlers‘ non–profit organization Ateret Cohanim to take control of the 30–dunam (7.5–acre) plot in East Jerusalem known as Kerem Hamufti. (See article by Meron Rapoport, Page 4.) This plot, one of the most expensive and desirable in East Jerusalem, is located on the slopes of the Sheikh Jarra neighborhood, facing the ridge of Mt.