Masculino de «todo»: a coisa inteira, sem faltar nada.
The whole thing, with nothing missing.
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Atrasos inesperados obrigaram-nos a repensar todo o itinerário. — Unexpected delays forced us to rethink the whole itinerary.
Leste o livro todo? — Did you read the whole book?
Não mudes o plano todo por causa de um dia. — Don't change the whole plan because of one day.
Quero todos os rebuçados. — I want all the candies.
Acabaste todos os trabalhos de casa? — Did you finish all your homework?
Dá-me todos os pormenores, por favor. — Give me all the details, please.
Todo o bolo desapareceu antes do jantar. — The whole cake disappeared before dinner.
Bebeste todo o leite? — Did you drink all the milk?
Trabalhei todo o dia sem parar. — I worked all day without stopping.
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