Translation for 'chores' from English to Portuguese

chores

dever {m} de casa

tarefa {f} de casa

• Week Five is also called "Service Week", previously as this was when new recruits take over the daily chores necessary to keep the base running.
• Morning and evening barn chores include egg collecting, feeding animals and cleaning their pens.
• Farmers who need to rise early to tend to animals or perform other chores may eat a small "first breakfast", such as toast and coffee, just after rising, followed by a heartier second breakfast after the first round of chores is done.
• Women spend most of the day working at farming and other chores.
• When Bart hears Homer calling him, he fears that his father will make him do chores.

• The chores done by a "Niß Puk" are often very similar.
• "Chore or Less": Angus teaches Parker on the importance of chores and how to do them.
• The round-robin protocol guarantees EF1 when the items are "goods" (- valued positively by all agents) and when they are "chores" (- valued negatively by all agents).
• According to a local article in 2007, the correlation between household chores and risk of being overweight/obese is found to be inversely related.
• "Chore Day": Jet learns what chores are, and he and Sean help Sydney turn her chores into science games.

• However, when there are both goods and chores, it does not guarantee EF1.
• The same procedure can be used for dividing chores (with negative utility).
• The Rental Harmony protocol can be used to achieve approximate envy-free assignment of chores by simply thinking of the rent payments as chores and ignoring the rooms.
• Leisure is time spent away from work, domestic chores, and other necessary activities.
• Weaving is only one of many chores that Amuzgo women do, which include domestic chores, taking care of children and some farming tasks.

• Sun Xiwang was somewhat backward and believed that household chores were a part of women’s responsibilities, Li Shuangshuang thought whoever was available should do the chores.
• Women have different chores from men, and chores within the home normally divided by gender.
• One elder midwife in Nunavut described that after birth her mother-in-law very briefly cared for the house and chores until she felt better.
• Since children of different abilities and ages can handle various responsibilities, the chores featured on a chore chart can be divided by age.