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turned a newly hope gaze

Spanish translation: echó una mirada nuevamente optimista (prometedora)

17:42 Jun 30, 2000
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Art/Literary
English term or phrase: turned a newly hope gaze
The novel..... turned a newly hope gaze upon the prolonged civil strife of the frontier region.
AndrewSimms
Spanish translation:echó una mirada nuevamente optimista (prometedora)
Explanation:
Is this a missprint for "hopeful" I wonder? "Newly" is an adverb and can't modify nouns in even the most avant garde kind of writing. I would say ignore the bad grammar and go for the meaning that seems to be intended. Would the elided part of the sentence help me?
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Robert Anderson
Local time: 21:38
Grading comment
Thank you for your help. It was probably a typo and should say "hopeful". The elided part wouldn't make much difference,
it's just a LONG sentence that refers to the novel. Thank you again!
4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer



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naechó una mirada nuevamente optimista (prometedora)
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echó una mirada nuevamente optimista (prometedora)


Explanation:
Is this a missprint for "hopeful" I wonder? "Newly" is an adverb and can't modify nouns in even the most avant garde kind of writing. I would say ignore the bad grammar and go for the meaning that seems to be intended. Would the elided part of the sentence help me?


    Sounds like a thousand term papers I have graded.
Robert Anderson
Local time: 21:38
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in pair: 45
Grading comment
Thank you for your help. It was probably a typo and should say "hopeful". The elided part wouldn't make much difference,
it's just a LONG sentence that refers to the novel. Thank you again!
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