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02:28 May 18, 2001 |
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Marketing | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Telesforo Fernandez (X) Local time: 02:07 | ||||||
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na | as the cars moved forward, the engines always moved behind |
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na | as the cars moved forward, the engines always followed them |
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na | motor cars evolve, before, the engine was always fitted on the back |
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na | First, the cars evolve, then engines follow them |
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na | First come the cars, then come the engines! |
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na | cars evolve at a faster rate than (their) engines (do). |
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as the cars moved forward, the engines always moved behind Explanation: I think this would fairly give you an idea to go ahead with your own copy in English |
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as the cars moved forward, the engines always followed them Explanation: This is another version whcih carries the full meaning. All the best |
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motor cars evolve, before, the engine was always fitted on the back Explanation: It is obvious there is a mistake in the punctuation of the source text. Hope this helps. Good luck! |
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First, the cars evolve, then engines follow them Explanation: This could still be a better english copy. |
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First come the cars, then come the engines! Explanation: Just offering another suggestion. It sounds like the line should be prefaced with other text. But, in the context of advertising, perhaps what I suggested is more fitting. Good luck--a tricky one! Michelle |
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cars evolve at a faster rate than (their) engines (do). Explanation: Saludos, Bye |
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