How do you say 'appliance' in Portuguese?

It's eletrodoméstico, as in 'Esse eletrodoméstico gasta muita luz, você não acha?'

What does organização mean here?

It's the state of having everything tidy and in order, as in the sentence about the organized kitchen.

That's otorrinolaringologista, used in the sentence about booking an appointment tomorrow morning.

You are in front of the mirror practicing those long words nobody says without tripping over the middle.

Preciso marcar uma consulta com o otorrinolaringologista amanhã cedo.

I need to book an appointment with the ENT doctor early tomorrow.

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otorrinolaringologista/otoʁĩnolaɾĩɡoloˈʒistɐ/Also said otoʁĩnolaɾĩɡoloˈʒiʃtɐ.
ENT doctornoun
A doctor who treats the ear, nose, and throat.
paralelepípedo/paɾaleleˈpipedu/
cobblestonenoun
A square stone used to pave a street.
eletrodoméstico/elɛtɾodoˈmɛstʃiku/Also said elɛtɾodoˈmɛʃtʃiku.
appliancenoun
An electric appliance used in the home, like a fridge or a blender.
extraordinário/estɾaoɾdʒiˈnaɾju/
extraordinaryadjective
Well out of the ordinary, far above normal.
impressionante/ĩpɾesioˈnɐ̃tʃi/
impressiveadjective
Something that draws a lot of attention for its size or quality.
desconfortável/deskõfoʁˈtavew/Also said dʒiskõfoʁˈtavew, deskõfoɾˈtavew, dʒiskõfoɾˈtavew, deʃkõfoʁˈtavew or dʒiʃkõfoʁˈtavew.
uncomfortableadjective
Something that leaves a person feeling uneasy, not at ease.
incrivelmente/ĩkɾivewˈmẽtʃi/
incrediblyadverb
In a way that is almost hard to believe.
reconhecimento/ʁekõɲesiˈmẽtu/
recognitionnoun
The act of knowing who someone is or that something has been seen before.
organização/oɾɡanizaˈsɐ̃w̃/
organizationnoun
The state of having everything tidy and in order.
tranquilidade/tɾɐ̃kwiliˈdadʒi/
tranquilitynoun
A state of calm, without noise or worry.

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Preciso marcar uma consulta com o otorrinolaringologista amanhã cedo.
I need to book an appointment with the ENT doctor early tomorrow.
Ela torceu o pé num paralelepípedo solto da rua.
She twisted her foot on a loose cobblestone in the street.
Esse eletrodoméstico gasta muita luz, você não acha?
That appliance uses a lot of electricity, don't you think?
O café da manhã do hotel estava extraordinário hoje.
The hotel breakfast was extraordinary this morning.
A vista lá de cima é impressionante de manhã.
The view from up here is impressive in the morning.
Esse banco de trás é bem desconfortável para viagem longa.
That back seat is really uncomfortable for a long trip.
A fila andou incrivelmente rápido hoje de manhã.
The line moved incredibly fast this morning.
O reconhecimento facial do celular não funciona no escuro.
The phone's facial recognition doesn't work in the dark.
Gosto da organização da sua cozinha, tudo no lugar.
I love how organized your kitchen is, everything in its place.
Aqui em casa tem uma tranquilidade que eu adoro.
There's a calm here at home that I love.

otorrinolaringologista/otoʁĩnolaɾĩɡoloˈʒistɐ/
The rr at the start is the throaty r sound; the r in 'laringo' is a light tap. The stress falls on 'gis'.
paralelepípedo/paɾaleleˈpipedu/
The stress falls on 'pí', and the final o sounds like 'u'.
eletrodoméstico/elɛtɾodoˈmɛstʃiku/
Two open e's, like in 'pé' [English 'pet']: the one in 'le' and the one in the stressed syllable 'més'.
extraordinário/estɾaoɾdʒiˈnaɾju/
The x sounds like s: 'estraordinário'. And 'di' sounds like 'dji'.
impressionante/ĩpɾesioˈnɐ̃tʃi/
The 'im' is nasal and the ending sounds like 'tchi'.
desconfortável/deskõfoʁˈtavew/
The 'con' is nasal and the ending '-vel' sounds like 'veu'.
incrivelmente/ĩkɾivewˈmẽtʃi/
The 'in' is nasal, the 'vel' sounds like 'veu', and the ending sounds like 'tchi'.
reconhecimento/ʁekõɲesiˈmẽtu/
The initial r is the throaty sound, and the 'co' comes out nasal: 'cõ-nhe'.
organização/oɾɡanizaˈsɐ̃w̃/
The stress falls on the last syllable, and that final '-ção' comes out strongly nasal.
tranquilidade/tɾɐ̃kwiliˈdadʒi/
The 'tran' is nasal and the 'qui' sounds like 'kui', with the u pronounced.

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How do you say 'appliance' in Portuguese?: It's eletrodoméstico, as in 'Esse eletrodoméstico gasta muita luz, você não acha?'
What does organização mean here?: It's the state of having everything tidy and in order, as in the sentence about the organized kitchen.
How do you say 'ear, nose and throat doctor' in Portuguese?: That's otorrinolaringologista, used in the sentence about booking an appointment tomorrow morning.

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