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Spanish: amigos fuera de ellos

English translation: friends off the court/track/field







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Spanish term or phrase:amigos fuera de ellos
English translation:friends off the court/track/field
Entered by:Henry Barfoot-Saunt
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Journalism / sports report
Spanish term or phrase: amigos fuera de ellos
121 equipos rivales en los pabellones, *amigos fuera de ellos*, de diferentes nacionalidades intentaron alzarse con el preciado premio y demostrar el talento de sus jugadores ante los más de 1500 aficionados llegados de muchos lugares de Europa.
Lisa Mann
Spain
friends off the court/track/field
Explanation:
that is a standard accepted phrase in the UK, that is applicable to a variety of sports
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Henry Barfoot-Saunt
United Kingdom
Note from asker to answerer
I can count the times I've read the sports pages in my life on one hand, so I'm not at all up on the expressions they use. This sounds just right though. Cheers.
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Summary of answers provided
4 +2friends off the court/track/field
Henry Barfoot-Saunt
3competitors / rivals on the court/field and pals/friends/mates when they are not playing/competing
Angelo Berbotto


  

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competitors / rivals on the court/field and pals/friends/mates when they are not playing/competing

Explanation:
creo que esta es la idea

Angelo Berbotto
United Kingdom
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
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4 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 peer agreement (net): +2
friends off the court/track/field

Explanation:
that is a standard accepted phrase in the UK, that is applicable to a variety of sports

Henry Barfoot-Saunt
United Kingdom
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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Note from asker to answerer
I can count the times I've read the sports pages in my life on one hand, so I'm not at all up on the expressions they use. This sounds just right though. Cheers.

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agree Elena Robles Sanjuan
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agree Suzanne Carey: totally agree too!
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