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Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-Greek - Corpo fechado

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Title
Corpo fechado
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Submitted by Vinicius Cardona
Source language: Brazilian Portuguese

Corpo fechado

Title
σφαλιστό σώμα
Translation
Greek

Translated by charisgre
Target language: Greek

σφαλιστό σώμα
Remarks about the translation
σφαλιστό σώμα = προστατευμένο, κλεισμένο, ασφαλισμένο σώμα...
Last validated or edited by chrysso91 - 15 September 2007 06:18





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14 September 2007 15:18

chrysso91
Number of messages: 85
Can you also bridge me here?
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!


CC: thathavieira

14 September 2007 15:27

charisgre
Number of messages: 256
I think this time I made a big mistake, Chrysso, "fechado" means "shut", I thought is means "covered", because I couldn't find the sence of the expression.

14 September 2007 15:33

charisgre
Number of messages: 256
Now I found in another dictionary that means also "covered" and "timid, airless, cabined, close, closed, covered, inmate, pent, wattled, wicker, windless, fast, close-mouthed ". Now I'm quiet and I'm waiting...I won't say a word

14 September 2007 17:56

chrysso91
Number of messages: 85
So, I believe that the word "covered" is the suitable one... I don't think that any of the other words can be joined with "body"... I think your tranlsation is OK but I have to wait for another opinion, by the time i don't speak Latin!!!

14 September 2007 17:57

chrysso91
Number of messages: 85
So, I believe that the word "covered" is the suitable one... I don't think that any of the other words can be joined with "body"... I think your tranlsation is OK but I have to wait for another opinion, by the time i don't speak Portuguese!!!

14 September 2007 18:11

goncin
Number of messages: 3706
Hi, girls!

Here it comes a bridge:

<bridge>
Closed body
</bridge>

Closed here means that the body is protected from any harm, there's no breach through which it can be injured.

You both came quite close.

CC: charisgre

14 September 2007 18:36

charisgre
Number of messages: 256
So this means κλεισμενο or κλειστο, Chrysso?
Thank you, Goncin!

15 September 2007 00:59

thathavieira
Number of messages: 2247
Late again!

15 September 2007 06:09

chrysso91
Number of messages: 85
Να βάλουμε "σφαλιστό" σώμα; Δίνει την έννοια του "κλεισμένου", του "ασφαλισμένου", του "προστατευμένου" σώματος... Μπορούμε να σημειώσουμε τις υπόλοιπες έννοιες σαν υποσημειώσεις.

CC: charisgre