caralho means dick in portuguese. young people often use the word as an interjection. It can mean 'damn' or 'yes' depending on the tone.
No, but sometimes "average" means "mean" - when it doesn't mean median, geometric mean, or something else entirely.
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See mean-8. Or get a dictionary.
There is no statistical term such as "deviation mean".
No, the geometric mean is not the same as the mean of two numbers.
It's Brazilian portuguese for "go f* your yourself".
o caralho
Translation - "What the F* did I do to have my life like this?"
Not that I know of, but it could be a regional thing that I've never encountered. Thjere is however the word "descarado", which is also an "insult" type word, but it doesn't mean the same thing as "caralho"....
caralho Or "pila", "piço","pirilau".
E no caralho mais velho
vao po caralho
"Vai te rir ao caralho" is a vulgar expression in Portuguese that roughly translates to "Go laugh your ass off." It is an informal and offensive way to tell someone to go away or to dismiss their comments in a contemptuous manner.
It depends whether you want "dick" to have the meaning of a regular insult like "du**as*" and variants or the meaning of male genitalia, which is, truth be said, also considered to be very insulting.I suppose you intend to show off your foreign languages knowledge, by either insulting someone or responding to their insults, despite the lack of maturity that underlies within the futile act that is the mutual exchange of such vulgar and ordinary insults, I do not think, in my most humblest opinion, that it is suitable to answer such question here. Anyway, legal disclaimers apart, the sentence you seek is "És um caralho" ou "És um piço", where both "Piço" and "Caralho" mean dick, only "caralho" is considered the most insulting of both. That is, if you want "dick" to be interpreted as the male genitalia. If not, saying "És um parvo" ou "És um idiota" would suffice.There, hope you can insult people in Portuguese now, don't forget, "És um caralho".
you mean what you mean
It mean what you don't what does it mean.
Mean is the average.