Dec 17, 2003 14:27
20 yrs ago
English term
He has great lines and is so funny.
English to Spanish
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Need help with the following sentence:
He has great lines and is so funny.
Context: A Frenchman will speak at a school about the Lewis and Clark adventures. He has great lines and is so funny.
He has great lines and is so funny.
Context: A Frenchman will speak at a school about the Lewis and Clark adventures. He has great lines and is so funny.
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
Proposed translations
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tiene unas ocurrencias / salidas fenomenales y es tan gracioso
ocurrencias is less coloquial than salidas
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Note added at 2003-12-17 14:39:41 (GMT)
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o tiene una frases muy ocurrentes
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Note added at 2003-12-17 14:39:41 (GMT)
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o tiene una frases muy ocurrentes
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16 mins
es muy bueno y muy gracioso
Lo entiendo más como una habilidad en algún campo, en este caso contando historias. Me refiero al "to have great lines"
Peer comment(s):
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Andy Watkinson
: "line" se refiere a la "línea de diálogo" de un actor, cómico, cualquier persona recitando un guión. p.ej. "XXXX only had 4 lines in his/her first film".
1 hr
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to do something skilfully and successfully: He has a good line in anecdotes. Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
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27 mins
Tiene chistes buenísimos y es tan gracioso (chistoso diríamos en México)
Otra opción
2 hrs
hace unos comentarios fabulosos y divierte muchísimo
hth
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