Arremessam

Arremessam is a Portuguese word that translates to "they throw" or "they hurl." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb arremessar. This verb describes the action of throwing something with force or intensity, often in a sudden or vigorous manner. The act of arremessar can be applied to physical objects, such as throwing a ball, a stone, or a spear. It can also be used metaphorically to describe actions like throwing oneself into a task, throwing accusations, or throwing a tantrum.

The context in which arremessam is used dictates its precise meaning. For instance, in a sporting context, "os jogadores arremessam a bola" would mean "the players throw the ball." In a more emotional context, "as crianças arremessam brinquedos quando estão bravas" would translate to "the children throw toys when they are angry." The verb's conjugation arremessam specifically indicates that multiple subjects are performing the action of throwing. Understanding this grammatical form is key to interpreting its usage in Portuguese sentences.