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abrir to open; to deal (a card)

abrir is the #224 most common word in Portuguese, a verb. It means “to open; to deal (a card)” and is pronounced /aˈbɾi(ʁ)/.

#224frequency rank
0.04%of everyday Portuguese text
Level 1Beginner 1

Forms of abrir

FormWhat it isMeaning
abroI · presentI open
abriI · pastI openned
abertopast participleopenned
abririnfinitiveto open
abrirI · infinitiveto open
abriresyou · infinitiveto open
abrirhe/she · infinitiveto open
abrirmoswe · infinitiveto open
abrirdesyou (pl.) · infinitiveto open
abriremthey · infinitiveto open
abrindo-ing formopening
abertosingular · past participleopenned
abertosplural · past participleopenned
abertasingular · past participleopenned
abertasplural · past participleopenned
abresyou · presentyou open
abrehe/she · presenthe/she opens
abrimoswe · presentwe open
abrisyou (pl.) · presentyou (pl.) open
abremthey · presentthey open
abriaI · imperfectI used to open
abriasyou · imperfectyou used to open
abriahe/she · imperfecthe/she used to open
abríamoswe · imperfectwe used to open
abríeisyou (pl.) · imperfectyou (pl.) used to open
abriamthey · imperfectthey used to open
abristeyou · pastyou openned
abriuhe/she · pasthe/she openned
abrimoswe · pastwe openned
abristesyou (pl.) · pastyou (pl.) openned
abriramthey · pastthey openned
abriraI · past perfectI had openned
abrirasyou · past perfectyou had openned
abrirahe/she · past perfecthe/she had openned
abríramoswe · past perfectwe had openned
abríreisyou (pl.) · past perfectyou (pl.) had openned
abriramthey · past perfectthey had openned
abrireiI · futureI will open
abrirásyou · futureyou will open
abriráhe/she · futurehe/she will open
abriremoswe · futurewe will open
abrireisyou (pl.) · futureyou (pl.) will open
abrirãothey · futurethey will open
abririaI · conditionalI would open
abririasyou · conditionalyou would open
abririahe/she · conditionalhe/she would open
abriríamoswe · conditionalwe would open
abriríeisyou (pl.) · conditionalyou (pl.) would open

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