Removemos

Removemos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Portuguese verb remover. It means "we remove" and is used when the subject "we" performs the action of removing something in the present. The verb remover comes from Latin removere, meaning to move away or take away, and its senses cover physical removal, elimination of obstacles, and deletion in digital contexts.

Usage of removemos spans physical, digital, and figurative removal. It can describe cleaning a surface, taking items off a list, or deleting a file in computing. Metaphorically, it can refer to removing barriers, doubts, or suspicions. Remover is a regular -er verb, so its present indicative forms follow the standard pattern: eu removo, tu removes, ele remove, nós removemos, vós removéis, eles removem.

Related forms include remoção (the act of removing) and removível (removable). The past participle is removido. In sentences, removemos is typically followed by a direct object, such as objetos, obstáculos, arquivos, ou imagens.

Examples:

- Nós removemos as tampas da caixa.

- Nós removemos o arquivo da pasta.

Removemos is a common term in everyday Portuguese, appearing in both spoken and written language, and in technical domains such as computing, logistics, and project management. It functions as a straightforward verb form for describing the act of removing performed by a group.