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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPadria
/ˈpæd.ri.ə/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A term used to refer to a standard or model that serves as a basis for comparison.
"The new design set a padria for future projects." - 2
An established norm or criterion in a particular field.
"In the world of fashion, the latest collection has become a padria for upcoming trends."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'padria' is derived from the Portuguese word 'padrão', which means 'standard' or 'pattern'. It has roots in Latin 'paternus', meaning 'of a father', reflecting historical uses in various contexts related to lineage and standards.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Padria" is said worldwide
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modèle
Transliteration: moh-del
"Le nouveau design a établi un modèle pour les projets futurs."
Standard
Transliteration: shtandart
"Das neue Design hat einen Standard für zukünftige Projekte gesetzt."
modello
Transliteration: mo-del-lo
"Il nuovo design ha stabilito un modello per i progetti futuri."
modelo
Transliteration: mo-de-lo
"El nuevo diseño ha establecido un modelo para proyectos futuros."
padria
Transliteration: pa-dri-a
"O novo design estabeleceu uma padria para projetos futuros."
मानक
Transliteration: maanak
"नया डिज़ाइन भविष्य की परियोजनाओं के लिए एक मानक स्थापित करता है।"
标准
Transliteration: biāozhǔn
"新设计为未来的项目设定了标准。"
기준
Transliteration: gijun
"새로운 디자인이 미래 프로젝트의 기준을 설정했습니다."
基準
Transliteration: kijun
"新しいデザインは将来のプロジェクトの基準を設定しました。"
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