Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
picket and handbill
Spanish translation:
hacer un plantón y repartir volantes
Added to glossary by
Sergio Aguirre
Nov 5, 2003 20:22
20 yrs ago
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English term
picket and handbill
English to Spanish
Other
"...notified by the union locals that they intend to picket and handbill our store locations.."
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
| 5 | hacer un plantón y repartir volantes |
Sergio Aguirre
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| 4 +2 | ir a la huelga de piquetes y avisar con panfletos |
Alicia Jordá
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Proposed translations
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Sergio Aguirre
Mexico
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1727
Selected
hacer un plantón y repartir volantes
Hacer un plantón y volantear.
Hacer piquete y repartir volantes.
Manifestarse y volatear.
... About a 100 people there, and then they dispersed to four stores, Rather than picket
or handbill, Bernie and Jennifer set it up so that teams went into every ...
www.youareworthmore.org/ phpBB_14+index-action-viewtopic-topic-72.html
5. m. Pequeño grupo de personas que exhibe pancartas con lemas, consignas políticas, peticiones, etc.
6. m. Grupo de personas que pacífica o violentamente, intenta imponer o mantener una consigna de huelga.
7. m. Col. Merienda campestre.
8. m. Cuba. Banda u orquesta formada por pocos músicos.
9. m. Ecuad. punzada (? dolor agudo).
10. m. Nic. habón.
Real Academia Española ©
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Note added at 2003-11-06 01:14:47 (GMT)
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Piquetear y manifestarse
Hacer piquete y repartir volantes.
Manifestarse y volatear.
... About a 100 people there, and then they dispersed to four stores, Rather than picket
or handbill, Bernie and Jennifer set it up so that teams went into every ...
www.youareworthmore.org/ phpBB_14+index-action-viewtopic-topic-72.html
5. m. Pequeño grupo de personas que exhibe pancartas con lemas, consignas políticas, peticiones, etc.
6. m. Grupo de personas que pacífica o violentamente, intenta imponer o mantener una consigna de huelga.
7. m. Col. Merienda campestre.
8. m. Cuba. Banda u orquesta formada por pocos músicos.
9. m. Ecuad. punzada (? dolor agudo).
10. m. Nic. habón.
Real Academia Española ©
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Note added at 2003-11-06 01:14:47 (GMT)
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Piquetear y manifestarse
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Comment: "Perfecto; mil gracias a ambos!"
+2
9 mins
Alicia Jordá
Native in Spanish
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1854
ir a la huelga de piquetes y avisar con panfletos
Dicc. de economia y empresa. Lozano Irueste
picket: ir a la huelga con piquetes
Around 1831, the Territorial government advertised on a handbill circular for a mail carrier. The route was to leave Detroit every Thursday at 5 in the morning and reach Ann Arbor, by 6pm that night. On the way, the coach was to stop at Springwells, Bucklin, Nankin, Plymouth, Borodino and Dixboro. This was a total distance of 42 miles.
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Note added at 2003-11-05 20:32:40 (GMT)
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www.geocities.com/michhist/gardencity.html
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Note added at 2003-11-05 20:34:36 (GMT)
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Handbills were originally used in the 60s as a way to distribute information about upcoming shows. In the Fillmore era, they were even mailed out to prospective audience members in the form of postcards. These items are now valuable collectibles and are as hotly sought after as the original posters.
Nowadays, handbills are still produced along with concert posters, especially by the more well known artists. They are mainly kept and distributed as promotional material for the concerts ands for the artists.
http://www.visualgallery.com/framedhbills.html
picket: ir a la huelga con piquetes
Around 1831, the Territorial government advertised on a handbill circular for a mail carrier. The route was to leave Detroit every Thursday at 5 in the morning and reach Ann Arbor, by 6pm that night. On the way, the coach was to stop at Springwells, Bucklin, Nankin, Plymouth, Borodino and Dixboro. This was a total distance of 42 miles.
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Note added at 2003-11-05 20:32:40 (GMT)
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www.geocities.com/michhist/gardencity.html
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Note added at 2003-11-05 20:34:36 (GMT)
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Handbills were originally used in the 60s as a way to distribute information about upcoming shows. In the Fillmore era, they were even mailed out to prospective audience members in the form of postcards. These items are now valuable collectibles and are as hotly sought after as the original posters.
Nowadays, handbills are still produced along with concert posters, especially by the more well known artists. They are mainly kept and distributed as promotional material for the concerts ands for the artists.
http://www.visualgallery.com/framedhbills.html
Peer comment(s):
| agree |
Edward Lum
: con piquetes...repartir panfletos de aviso (sugerencia)
1 hr
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| agree |
Refugio
: hacer huelga con piquetes y distribuir panfletos {a los clientes explicando las razones por la huelga y pidiendo su apoyo]
9 hrs
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claro, ambas sugerencias suenan bien, gracias a los dos y saludos!
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