Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
strikes a cord
Spanish translation:
me recuerda a
Added to glossary by
Irene Vidal (X)
Nov 11, 2004 09:26
20 yrs ago
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English term
strikes a cord
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A few enlightened companies, particularly those that buy much of their goods from cross border locations, have teamed up with their banks to take this process further up the supply chain, creating greater value for them (the buyers) and for their sellers/suppliers. These companies are utilizing the banks to do two things that banks are extremely good at - document examination (which they have done for years when processing letter of credit transactions), and financing. Leveraging our comparative advantages is something that strikes a cord with my economics professor and, to my surprise, is one of those theories that is actually applicable in the real world.
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
5 +5 | me recuerda a |
Estefanía González
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4 | me remite a |
lilfurquet
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4 | "me trae resonancias de" |
lilfurquet
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Proposed translations
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me recuerda a
2. strike a chord - refer to or be relevant or familiar to
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me remite a
"me recuerda a" también es una buena solución
5 hrs
"me trae resonancias de"
Esta opción mantiene la metáfora de "strikes a cord" y se usa en español
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