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How to Say ‘Stomped her foot’ in Portuguese

Bateu o pé

bah-TEW oo peh

[bah-TEW oo peh]

💬 Usage Tip: Bater o pé is an expression: literally "hit the foot," but it means to insist or put your foot down. Learn it as a chunk, like bater à porta = "knock at the door."

Phrase Breakdown

Bateu

[bah-TEW]

Stomped

Bring down one's foot heavily on the ground.

Example

Ele bateu o pé de frustração.

He stomped his foot in frustration.

[oo]

the

Definite article used to specify a particular noun.

Example

O carro é veloz.

The car is fast.

pé

[peh]

foot

The part of the leg below the ankle.

Example

Ela machucou o pé.

She hurt her foot.

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