dar para

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Portuguese

dar para (first-person singular present dou para, first-person singular preterite dei para, past participle dado para)

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see dar,‎ para.
(impersonal) to be possible or allowed
Não dá para dividir um número natural por zero.
It is not possible divide a natural number by zero.

Hoje dá para jogarmos vídeo-game.
We are allowed to play video games today.
to start doing something obsessively
O cão deu para roer ossos.
The dog started gnawing bones obsessively.