Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

sprang out of

Spanish translation:

surgió, se originó, derivó

Added to glossary by yolanda Speece
Nov 21, 2009 13:52
15 yrs ago
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English term

sprang out of

English to Spanish Other Education / Pedagogy
The conflict between Tristan and Julianne sprang out of a dispute among the families
Change log

Nov 30, 2009 01:19: yolanda Speece changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/22092">yolanda Speece's</a> old entry - "sprang out of "" to ""surgió, se originó, derivó""

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Non-PRO (1): Marina Soldati

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Proposed translations

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surgió, se originó, derivó

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Peer comment(s):

agree Aradai Pardo Martínez : Yo escogería derivó, pero las otras me parecen igual de válidas
20 mins
Gracias, Aradai
agree Alejandro Alcaraz Sintes : Yo prefiero "surgió". Significa exactamente lo mismo que "sprang".
33 mins
Gracias, Alejandro
agree Monique Rojkind : yo también prefiero "surgió".
47 mins
Thanks, Monique
agree Emma Ratcliffe : "surgio"
1 hr
Gracias, Emma
agree Alicia Orfalian
4 hrs
Gracias, Alicia
agree Rosa Paredes
5 hrs
Gracias!
agree Wendy Petzall : "... surgió de..."
10 hrs
agree NegraVera : Surgir o sprang: aparecen de improviso
11 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Marina, ¡ muchísimas gracias! "surgió" es la palabra óptima. Ciao, amiga..."
3 mins

emergió de

Lowriders - Google Books Result
by Robert Genat - 2001 - Transportation - 96 pages
Como los coches antes, un arte nuevo — la bicicleta de lowrider — emergió de la mezcla de la cultura y la modificación. Como los coches de lowriders, ...
books.google.ca/books?isbn=0760309620.
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se produjo a partir ...

... de un conflicto familiar etc etc
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22 mins

tuvo su origen

another option
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se generó a partir

:) sugerencia
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1 hr

partió de

Simplemente: "el coflicto ... partió de una disputa..."

El conflicto partió de las quejas de vecinos, continuó con la propuesta de los comerciantes de crear patrullas ciudadanas y ha finalizado con un acuerdo ...
www.enredpsh.org/dist/Boletines/2008/Boletin29.html -

El conflicto partió de un incidente. Felipe no ignoraba que por su responsabili- ...
dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/fichero_articulo?codigo=2486981&orden=0

El conflicto partió de un reclamo docente, salarial, estrictamente salarial, y esa fue como una punta de lanza, de ser un reclamo que comenzó a incorporar a ...
www.panuelosenrebeldia.com.ar/index.php?...id...

El conflicto partió de un grupo de internos de la cuarta galería que se negaron a realizar los trabajos de limpieza y de cocina en demanda de me- didas de ...
hemeroteca.lavanguardia.es/preview/1986/01/24/pagina-24/.../pdf.html
Peer comment(s):

agree cebice
52 mins
Gracias, cebice - Bea
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