felted

Portuguese translation: perdeu todas as fichas; perdeu tudo; foi fatiado

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English term or phrase:felted
Portuguese translation:perdeu todas as fichas; perdeu tudo; foi fatiado
Entered by: Ines Neuparth (X)

18:02 Jun 7, 2016
English to Portuguese translations [PRO]
Games / Video Games / Gaming / Casino / texas holdem poker
English term or phrase: felted
Folded around to XX now, he doesn't like 8-4 off and you can't blame him, pocket 8s though for YY, we should see some action out of him. YY, of course, was felted earlier. He's on his second bullet now and we've talked about how that may impact a player's approach to the game moving forward.
Ines Neuparth
Portugal
Local time: 15:09
perdeu todas as fichas; perdeu tudo; foi fatiado
Explanation:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=felted

To lose all your chips in a poker game

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Note added at 6 hrs (2016-06-08 00:11:33 GMT)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Laak

He coined the poker terms "felted" to mean having lost all of one's chips (i.e. nothing left in front of the player except the table felt)


Obs.: felted não tem relação com o verbo feel (cujo passado e particípio passado é felt, e não felted).

Conforme mencionado no link acima, felt tem relação com o tecido das mesas de pôquer, o feltro, felt em inglês: "limparam" a mesa do jogador e agora ele só vê o feltro da mesa, porque ele perdeu todas as fichas.
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Matheus Chaud
Brazil
Local time: 12:09
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Summary of answers provided
5estava nas lonas
Nick Taylor
4sentido - verbo transitivo
BMonikka
4perdeu todas as fichas; perdeu tudo; foi fatiado
Matheus Chaud


  

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sentido - verbo transitivo


Explanation:
feel - v. tr. e intr. (prt. e part. passado : felt) sentir, notar, dar por; ser sensível a, sofrer com; dar a impressão de; ter a impressão de; ter a consciência de; reconhecer; tactear; compadecer-se;

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Note added at 2 horas (2016-06-07 20:18:10 GMT)
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Embora a pesquisa feita vai de acordo com a 1ª intervenção do nosso colega. Mas julgo que neste ponto se refere mesmo ao verbo transitivo - feel - sentir! Mas posso estar enganada :D

BMonikka
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estava nas lonas


Explanation:
estava nas lonas

Nick Taylor
Local time: 15:09
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was felted
perdeu todas as fichas; perdeu tudo; foi fatiado


Explanation:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=felted

To lose all your chips in a poker game

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Note added at 6 hrs (2016-06-08 00:11:33 GMT)
--------------------------------------------------

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Laak

He coined the poker terms "felted" to mean having lost all of one's chips (i.e. nothing left in front of the player except the table felt)


Obs.: felted não tem relação com o verbo feel (cujo passado e particípio passado é felt, e não felted).

Conforme mencionado no link acima, felt tem relação com o tecido das mesas de pôquer, o feltro, felt em inglês: "limparam" a mesa do jogador e agora ele só vê o feltro da mesa, porque ele perdeu todas as fichas.

Matheus Chaud
Brazil
Local time: 12:09
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in PortuguesePortuguese
PRO pts in category: 283
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