Portuguese translation of credo is 
credo

Example Sentences with the Word "Credo" in English

Sentence in English: "Credo" is a Latin word meaning "I believe."
(Translation in Portuguese: "Credo" é uma palavra latina que significa "Eu acredito.")

Sentence in English: The priest recited the "Credo" during the mass.
(Translation in Portuguese: O padre recitou o "Credo" durante a missa.)

Sentence in English: She was raised in a family that frequently said the "Credo."
(Translation in Portuguese: Ela foi criada em uma família que frequentemente dizia o "Credo.")

Sentence in English: The "Credo" is a central prayer in many Christian liturgies.
(Translation in Portuguese: O "Credo" é uma oração central em muitas liturgias cristãs.)

Sentence in English: We say the "Credo" every Sunday during the church service.
(Translation in Portuguese: Dizemos o "Credo" todo domingo durante o serviço religioso.)

Sentence in English: The "Credo" expresses the core beliefs of the Christian faith.
(Translation in Portuguese: O "Credo" expressa as crenças centrais da fé cristã.)

Sentence in English: The teacher explained the meaning of the "Credo" in class.
(Translation in Portuguese: O professor explicou o significado do "Credo" na aula.)

Sentence in English: The "Credo" is recited in many Catholic and Orthodox churches.
(Translation in Portuguese: O "Credo" é recitado em muitas igrejas católicas e ortodoxas.)

Sentence in English: The "Credo" affirms belief in the Holy Trinity.
(Translation in Portuguese: O "Credo" afirma a crença na Santíssima Trindade.)

Sentence in English: Every Christian is encouraged to learn and recite the "Credo."
(Translation in Portuguese: Todo cristão é incentivado a aprender e recitar o "Credo.")

Meaning of "Credo" and "Credo"

"Credo" in English originates from Latin and means "I believe." It is used to express a formal statement of belief, especially in religious contexts. The most common reference is to the Nicene Creed or Apostles' Creed, which are foundational prayers in Christian worship. In Portuguese, "Credo" holds the same meaning, referring to a religious declaration or belief system, and it is used similarly in religious services. It also retains the significance of a profession of faith in Christianity.

Pronunciation of "Credo" and "Credo"

Pronunciation of "Credo" in English:

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈkrɛd.oʊ/

Pronunciation Variations: In English, "Credo" is pronounced with the emphasis on the first syllable, with the "e" sounding like the "e" in "red" and the "o" like in "go." This pronunciation is consistent in most dialects of English.

Pronunciation of "Credo" in Portuguese:

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈkɾɛ.du/

Pronunciation Variations: In Portuguese, the pronunciation of "Credo" is similar to its English counterpart, with the emphasis on the first syllable. The "r" sound is rolled or guttural, depending on the regional accent, and the "e" has the same sound as in "credor." The "o" is pronounced like the "u" in "put" in some Brazilian accents.

Synonyms, Antonyms, and Similar Words

Synonyms, Antonyms, and Similar Words in English

Synonyms: belief, faith, creed, doctrine, confession

Antonyms: disbelief, doubt, atheism, agnosticism

Similar Words: affirmation, profession, statement of belief

Synonyms, Antonyms, and Similar Words in Portuguese

Synonyms: crença, fé, credo, doutrina, confissão

Antonyms: descrença, dúvida, ateísmo, agnosticismo

Similar Words: afirmação, profissão, declaração de fé

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