Como eu digo "esta é a sua parte" em inglês
Português: esta/essa é a sua parte, tome a sua parte.
Inglês: this/that/here is your part/cut/share.
Exemplo 1: “They just look at lines on a map and said 'this is your part to look after', it wasn't to do with culture or identity." Ref. express.co
Exemplo 2: That’s your cut which is why it’s called net revenue. The portion of transaction volume that you make. Ref. ycombinator
Exemplo 3: Days later he found a crate of empty beer bottles on his doorstep with a letter on Celtic club notepaper which said: “Here is your share of the takings.” Ref. heraldscotland
Inglês: this/that/here is your part/cut/share.
Exemplo 1: “They just look at lines on a map and said 'this is your part to look after', it wasn't to do with culture or identity." Ref. express.co
Exemplo 2: That’s your cut which is why it’s called net revenue. The portion of transaction volume that you make. Ref. ycombinator
Exemplo 3: Days later he found a crate of empty beer bottles on his doorstep with a letter on Celtic club notepaper which said: “Here is your share of the takings.” Ref. heraldscotland
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A farmer could say to his or her child "here is your lot", lot meaning "parte" (a tract of land, stretch of land) assigned for his or her child. So "here is your lot" (aqui está a sua parte - o que lhe cabe de 'terra').
Then in the sense of 'share' or portion of something could be "here's your slice" (for pizza, cake, pie), piece (of somehing), bit, cut, "your due", etc.
And the suggestions already mentioned, of course.
Then in the sense of 'share' or portion of something could be "here's your slice" (for pizza, cake, pie), piece (of somehing), bit, cut, "your due", etc.
And the suggestions already mentioned, of course.
"This is your share" refere-se a parte que cabe a uma pessoa
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