mellor

Meaning

Adj

1. (comparative,feminine,form-of,masculine) comparative degree of bo: better
2. (feminine,form-of,masculine,superlative) superlative degree of bo: best

Adv

comparative degree of ben, better

Pronounced as (IPA)

[mɪˈʎoɾ]

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese mellor, from Latin melior, meliōrem.

Sentences

Sería moito mellor cambiar a situación .

It would be much better to change the situation.

Outros membros da familia tiveron mellor sorte .

Other family members had better luck.

A mellor escola , aquela que axuda a saber quen es e de onde vés .

The best school is one that helps you know who you are and where you come from.

A mellor época do ano é a que vai de febreiro a abril .

The best time of year is from February to April.

Gañou o León de Prata á mellor dirección no Festival de Cine de Venecia .

He won the Silver Lion for Best Direction at the Venice Film Festival.

Coas exposicións , podía difundir mellor e chegar a máis xente .

With the exhibits, I could disseminate better and reach more people.

Ben , a señorita Matilda é igualmente boa… mellor nun aspecto .

Well, Miss Matilda is equally good... better in one respect.

Non é mellor un que outro senón que cada un ten vantaxes e desvantaxes.

Not one is better than the other but each has advantages and disadvantages.