Translation of "Ms" into Portuguese

Srta, senhora, senhorita are the top translations of "Ms" into Portuguese.

Ms noun grammar

A title used before an adult female's name or surname instead of Miss or Mrs. [..]

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  • Srta

    feminine

    Ms. Caine, tell me what you don't like about yourself.

    Srta. Caine, diga do que não gosta em si mesma.

  • senhora

    noun

    Ms. White spoke slowly enough for me to catch her meaning.

    A senhora White falou devagar o bastante para que eu a entendesse.

  • senhorita

    noun feminine

    Ms. White spoke slowly enough for me to catch her meaning.

    A senhora White falou devagar o bastante para que eu a entendesse.

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MS noun abbreviation

Mississippi, a state of the United States of America. [..]

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  • esclerose múltipla

    noun feminine

    An autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks the central nervous system, leading to demyelination.

    It could be a lacunar infarct, onset of MS.

    Pode ser infarto lacunar, início de esclerose múltipla.

  • ssclerose múltipla

  • Mississippi

    noun
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ms noun grammar

plural of [i]m[/i] [..]

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  • espectrometria de massa

    noun feminine

    LC-MS for low molecular weight samples

    cromatografia em fase líquida acoplada com espectrometria de massa, no caso de amostras de baixa massa molecular

  • espectroscopia de massa

  • manuscrito

    noun masculine

    Yeah, I got an MS from California a couple of days ago.

    Eu recebi um manuscrito da Califórnia há alguns dias.

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