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raccomandato

Spanish translation: enchufado

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Italian term or phrase: raccomandato Spanish translation: enchufado Entered by: Deschant

14:34 May 24, 2005

Italian to Spanish translations [PRO] Idioms / Maxims / Sayings
Italian term or phrase: raccomandato Sei un raccomandato, cose così, giochi perché giocava tuo padre	Mariana Perussia KudoZ activity Questions: 2233 (9 open) (152 closed without grading) Answers: 623 Argentina Local time: 02:53
enchufado Explanation: En Espana se usa mucho esta expresión: "ser un enchufado", "tener enchufe", es decir, una persona que no tiene mucha valía personal y que está donde está gracias a sus contactos o su familia. "Ser un recomendado" también lo he oído.	Selected response from: Deschant Local time: 06:53
Grading comment Gracias a todos. Aquí diríamos "estar acomodado". Grazie mille!!!! 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer

Summary of answers provided
4 +5	enchufado	Deschant
5 +2	estar muy enchufado / tener buenas agarraderas	Silvina Dell'Isola Urdiales

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2 mins   confidence: peer agreement (net): +5

enchufado Explanation: En Espana se usa mucho esta expresión: "ser un enchufado", "tener enchufe", es decir, una persona que no tiene mucha valía personal y que está donde está gracias a sus contactos o su familia. "Ser un recomendado" también lo he oído.	Deschant Local time: 06:53 Native speaker of: Spanish, Galician PRO pts in category: 28
Grading comment Gracias a todos. Aquí diríamos "estar acomodado". Grazie mille!!!!
Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer) agree  Flavio Ferri-Benedetti: Perfecto "enchufado" 0 min   -> Gracias Flavio! agree  Sonia López Grande: sí, Eva, es lo que se suele decir 1 min   -> Sí, y también es lo que me hace falta a mí... un buen enchufe jaja. Gracias ; ) agree  Silvina Dell'Isola Urdiales: Sí, Eva en Argentina se dice también así 8 mins agree  Diana Jiménez Vallejo 16 mins agree  Egmont 3 hrs
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estar muy enchufado / tener buenas agarraderas Explanation: tener una palanca -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 12 mins (2005-05-24 14:46:57 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Diccionario TAM raccomandato = estar muy enchufado / tener buenas agarraderas tener una palanca (Am) hth s :-))	Silvina Dell'Isola Urdiales Italy Local time: 07:53 Native speaker of: Spanish, Italian PRO pts in category: 2
Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer) agree  Deschant: Vaya expresiones tan curiosas! "Tener buenas agarraderas", "tener una palanca"... Nunca las había escuchado, son argentinas? 0 min   -> Te contesté en tu recuadro, total, no importa es lo mismo, saludos :-) agree  Maria Assunta Puccini: eso de la palanca lo inventó Arquímedes hace un tiempito pero al parecer fueron los hispanoamericanos los únicos que le prestaron atención :) 13 hrs   -> gracias Maria por tu observaci¨®n, no lo sab¨ªa que se deb¡áa a Arqu¨ªmedes ;-)
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