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Portuguese Phrase

Faz testes em diferentes dispositivos.

/faʃ ˈtɛʃ.tɨʃ ẽ di.fɨˈɾẽ.tɨʃ diʃ.po.ziˈti.vuʃ/
Meaning"Do tests on different devices."
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Meaning

This phrase means to conduct tests across various types of devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and computers. It emphasizes the importance of ensuring compatibility and functionality on diverse platforms. It's crucial for software development and quality assurance.

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When to use

This phrase is commonly used in technology, software development, and quality assurance contexts. You'd use it when discussing the need to verify an application's performance or appearance on multiple screen sizes, operating systems, or hardware configurations. It's a directive or a statement of best practice.

Grammar Breakdown

Faztestesemdiferentesdispositivos

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Faz (fazer)

'Faz' is the informal imperative form of the verb 'fazer' (to do/make) for 'tu' (you, singular informal). It's also the third-person singular present tense. Here, it functions as an informal command.

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Testes

'Testes' is the plural noun for 'test' (o teste). In this context, it refers to multiple instances of testing.

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Em

'Em' is a preposition meaning 'in' or 'on'. It's used here to indicate the surface or medium on which the action (testing) is performed.

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Diferentes

'Diferentes' is an adjective meaning 'different' or 'various'. It modifies the noun 'dispositivos'.

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Dispositivos

'Dispositivos' is the plural noun for 'device' (o dispositivo). It refers to electronic gadgets like phones, tablets, or computers.

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O aplicativo está pronto para lançamento?

Is the app ready for launch?

Quase! Só preciso que você faz testes em diferentes dispositivos para garantir que tudo funcione bem.

Almost! I just need you to do tests on different devices to ensure everything works well.

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Common Mistakes

  • Fazer testes em diferentes dispositivos.

    Fazer is the infinitive form of the verb. For an informal command to a single person ('you'), the correct imperative form is 'Faz'.

  • Faz testes nos diferentes dispositivos.

    While 'nos' (em + os) is not strictly incorrect, 'em' alone is more common and natural when referring to the general concept of testing *on* different devices, rather than *in* specific, already-defined devices. 'Em' implies 'on/in' a general category.

Alternatives

  • Realiza testes em vários aparelhos.

    Perform tests on various devices.

  • Teste em múltiplos dispositivos.

    Test on multiple devices.

  • Conduza testes em diversas plataformas.

    Conduct tests on diverse platforms.

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Cultural Tip

In Portuguese-speaking tech environments, especially in Brazil, the informal imperative 'Faz' is very common in daily communication, even in professional settings, when addressing colleagues or team members. The emphasis on testing across devices reflects a global standard in software development, but the directness of the phrase is typical of how tasks are often communicated.