estoy en el medio del mar y no tengo retorno
English translation: I'm up the creek without a paddle
| 11:06 Nov 7, 2000 |
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| na | I'm in the middle of the sea with no way out |
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| na | I'm up the creek without a paddle |
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I'm in the middle of the sea with no way out Explanation: That is the literal translation but yes it means that some-one is in something that is way over their head. J. |
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I'm up the creek without a paddle Explanation: is an equivalent expression in English. Both mean that he is irretrievably in deep, deep waters. Hope this helps. xx |
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