Cardoso

[ kahr-doh-zoh ]

noun

1. Fernando Henrique, born 1931, president of Brazil 1995–2002.

Cardoso

/ kɑˈdozo /

noun

1. CardosoFernando Henrique1931MBrazilianPOLITICS: statesman Fernando Henrique. born 1931, Brazilian statesman; president (1995–2002)

Example Sentences

For example, Sercompe’s Cardoso has been able to reduce the average time his support engineers spend on customer calls, reflecting better customer experience while increasing efficiency.

From MIT Technology Review

If your computer’s processors are working extra hard, the machine may get warm or even hot to the touch, says Cardoso.

From Science News For Students

Cardoso suggests deleting old games and apps to avoid downloading updates for games you won’t play.

From Science News For Students

In his complaint, Doe states that UMass required him to submit questions to be asked of witnesses to Cardoso.

From The Daily Beast

Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso chided the show for portraying “a distorted vision of Brazilian reality.”

From The Daily Beast

At last Cardoso was stabbed by his nephew, who believed that he had been cheated by him .

From Project Gutenberg

Cheese-making is still the staple trade of Cardoso, and the district is not a little famed for the art.

From Project Gutenberg

The train has pulled up at Cardoso now, the centre of a district that is considerably more populous than the majority.

From Project Gutenberg

Pepe and Pedrito knew not how to express their gratitude to Seor Cardoso.

From Project Gutenberg

Cardoso was a man of enterprise, and successful in his undertakings, but cruel.

From Project Gutenberg