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01:35 Aug 14, 2002 |
Portuguese to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||||
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5 | the [high] number of people who feel ill suddenly in the subway stations |
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4 | the number of people who suddenly feel ill in subway stations |
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3 | sudden illness |
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the [high] number of people who feel ill suddenly in the subway stations Explanation: who experience a sudden malaise [use italics; it's a French word but used in English] |
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the number of people who suddenly feel ill in subway stations Explanation: it sounds better to me |
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sudden illness Explanation: Mal súbito é um termo médico e creio que o correspondente em inglês é "sudden illness". Confira no endereço abaixo: http://library.thinkquest.org/10624/health.html |
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