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What does senora in Portuguese mean?

"Senhora" in Portuguese means "Mrs." or "Madam".

It's a formal title of respect used for a married woman, similar to "Mrs." in English. You can also use it as a polite way of addressing any woman, regardless of marital status, similar to "Madam."

Here are some examples:

* Senhora Maria: Mrs. Maria

* Boa tarde, Senhora: Good afternoon, Madam.

* A Senhora está bem?: Are you alright, Madam?

However, it's important to note that the use of "Senhora" can be considered a bit formal in some situations. It's more common to use informal terms like "Dona" for women you know well or "Senhorita" for younger unmarried women.

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