Examples of using Affectionately called in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Affectionately called by her Polish name,"Justyna",
The King(affectionately called Farmer George for his enthusiasm for farming
Then in April our house keeper, we affectionately called Aunt Winnie,
A Vila, as it is affectionately called by city dwellers,
Affectionately called Steffl by the Viennese,
Antonietta Meo, affectionately called“Nennolina”, was born in Rome on December 15th of the year 1930.
The Governor Magalhães Pinto Stadium, affectionately called Mineirão, was open in 1965,
as she is affectionately called by employees and businessmen,
The former fishing settlement, affectionately called"Little Venice",
she is affectionately called"Mamãe"("Mama") by her devotees.
Broadway as it is affectionately called by the locals.
Father José first met Rocha when the latter began going out with teacher Rosária Monti, whom he affectionately called Dadai and who also took part in the battle for justice.
He is affectionately called"Aniki"(兄貴, lit. older brother)
then“The African”(as he was affectionately called Juan Porcar)
In Japan, the Cedric/Gloria series was affectionately called CedGlo, and this long-running series finally came to an end in October 2004,
the field is affectionately called by its patrons'The Pit' for its size
Fabricio soon became the new vocalist of Metalbreath because Bin(as it is affectionately called by friends) also had a strong desire to join a band of Heavy Metal.
Known and affectionately called in Cambé and in various cities from Paraná as the"Daddy" our friend has continued the task that started as a child,
as it is affectionately called, was ready in the management of Humberto Pignataro(largely responsible for its construction)
as it is affectionately called by those who know and recognize its essence,