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English term or phrase:
Get on out there...
Spanish translation:
Arréglatelas
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English term
Get on out there...
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From the monologue of a radio DJ. He just informed the temperature is very hot and said that there is a water shortage and you should keep your shower to one minute but then suggests longer if you have company by saying:
Two (minutes), if you are with a friend.
Then he says:
Get on out there
This is for subtitling a film
Two (minutes), if you are with a friend.
Then he says:
Get on out there
This is for subtitling a film
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
5 | Arréglatelas | CNF |
4 | Aguanta como puedas | EDLING (X) |
4 | Resuelve como puedas | Nitza Ramos |
Proposed translations
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Arréglatelas
Cortito para el subtítulo ;^)
HTH!
Naty :^)
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Note added at 2002-11-18 20:11:49 (GMT)
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(from Cambridge International Dictionary of English)
get on especially British, get along (MANAGE)
phrasal verb [I]
to manage or deal with a situation, esp. successfully
How are you getting on in your new flat?
We\'re getting on quite well with the decorating.
HTH!
Naty :^)
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Note added at 2002-11-18 20:11:49 (GMT)
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(from Cambridge International Dictionary of English)
get on especially British, get along (MANAGE)
phrasal verb [I]
to manage or deal with a situation, esp. successfully
How are you getting on in your new flat?
We\'re getting on quite well with the decorating.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Gracias a todos, en especial a Naty.
Excelente opción para subtítulos.
Mil Gracias.
"
1 min
Aguanta como puedas
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7 mins
Resuelve como puedas
Maneja la situación como puedas.
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