20:16 Apr 4, 2000 |
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Sufrir y ser despreciado Explanation: Sufrir y ser despreciado (o menospreciado, desdeñado). |
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Ser mártir y despreciado Explanation: Is my suggestion... to suffer can also be translated as "ser mártir". The word "mártir" is uses quite frequently in religious connotations. Best of luck. |
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"Sufrir y ser despreciado". Explanation: I agree with both colleagues, But "martir" would have been "Martyr" more alike a tortuous life. I really hope that I've helped in your choise. |
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A sufrir y ser menospreciado Explanation: This would convey the saints intention to be like Christ by his suffering and being despised. Ser mártir would be more like identifying with Christs death than His life. |
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Sufrir y ser despreciado Explanation: According to my opinion this is the more accurate translation. In relation to the context "martyr" is exaggerated. |
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sufrir o padecer y ser despreciado/desdeñado/menospreciado/rechazado Explanation: "sufrir" en el sentido moral supone una paciencia más forzosa. In my opinion "martir" or "martirio" are not correct in this context. |
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just to clarify: Explanation: martir: persona que ha sufrido o sufre martirio (thus, dead or alive) martirio: muerto o tormentos que alguien padece a causa de su fe religiosa, opiniones, etc. Cualquier dolor o sufrimiento físico o moral. Good luck! |
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Sufrir y ser despreciado Explanation: Lo he puesto en el formato en el que suelen estar los lemas en castellano. Suerte (No puedo darte referencias, porque lo he traducido como me suena a mi mejor) |
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Sufrir y ser despreciado o menospreciado Explanation: It is a quote from a saint but the saint didn't mention martyrdom. He is just probably talking about suffering for God's sake. To be a martyr is a kind of ultimate suffering, suffering of last resource. Even if the saint opts for this choice, he's not stating that on this phrase. he's juststating his commitment to live according to God's love/will. The choice of martyrdom comes only as a last resource. |
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