(idiomatic) to try very hard to accomplish something

things are easier said than done (it is easy to propose something, but difficult to accomplish it)

Alternative form of é mais fácil dizer do que fazer

when being altruist, one should not consider who is the person benefited, but the action itself (or the quality thereof) instead

Alternative form of fazer o bem sem ver a quem

(Portugal, idiomatic) to make a mountain out of a molehill

second-person plural personal infinitive of fazer

second-person singular personal infinitive of fazer

first-person plural personal infinitive of fazer

third-person plural personal infinitive of fazer