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Translation - Spanish-English - De obtuso, a obtuso y medio.
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Title
De obtuso, a obtuso y medio.
Text
Submitted by
Mr. Roboto
Source language: Spanish
De obtuso, a obtuso y medio.
Remarks about the translation
obtuso una persona obtusa, terca, testaruda, "Cuadrada", "Obtuso y medio" hace referencia a que el que lo dice será la mitad más obtuso (Un 50% más) que la otra persona. (Para los idiomas que necesitan discriminar entre masculino o femenino, el refrán en este caso es genérico)
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Title
From stubborn to stubborn and a half.
Translation
English
Translated by
lilian canale
Target language: English
From stubborn to stubborn and a half.
Remarks about the translation
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This request is no longer acceptable according to our new submission rules
Validated by
Francky5591
- 14 December 2010 12:49
Last messages
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Message
22 December 2007 04:39
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
It has to be either "a stubborn person" or just "stubborn" (not "a stubborn" ).
22 December 2007 11:37
Mr. Roboto
Number of messages: 20
¿Mera curiosidad y "stubborn" en Slang? (Por favor especifiquen de que paÃs) también válido para las otras lenguas.