Amado

[ uh-mah-doh; Portuguese ah-mah-doo ]

noun

1. Jor·ge [zhawr, -zh, uh], 1912–2001, Brazilian novelist.

Example Sentences

We began the conversation as Amado had suggested, talking about Africa in general and Sudan in particular.

From The Daily Beast

Then, as Amado had predicted, he suddenly stopped speaking and began rolling his head back and forth.

From The Daily Beast

They were married the next year at an organic farm in Amado, Arizona.

From The Daily Beast

The wooden outer panels (amado) of countless dwellings are thrust noisily aside and stacked into a shallow closet.

From Project Gutenberg

His sullen look fastened itself upon the amado beneath the plum tree.

From Project Gutenberg

The screens (shoji) still separate the rooms; the shutters (amado) enclose it at night.

From Project Gutenberg

A breath of exquisite night air rushed in to her from the lattices above the amado.

From Project Gutenberg

Nadie ha amado con ms desinters y ms lisonja, ms de veras al pueblo.

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