Was galvanized
Spanish translation: cobró impulso
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| 00:39 Dec 22, 2010 |
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|  Selected response from: Beatriz Ramírez de Haro Spain Local time: 05:29 | ||||||
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| 5 | su carrera politica tomo impulso a finales de 1991 |
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| 4 | se reavivó/reanimó/se vio estimulada |
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| 4 | cobró/recobró impulso |
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| 3 | su vida política se despegó |
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18 mins confidence: 
| was galvanized se reavivó/reanimó/se vio estimulada Explanation: Otras alternativas. Tu sugerencia ya es buena, mi sugerencia es sólo para ampliar las opciones. Saludos Reference: http://www.wordreference.com/sinonimos/galvanizar |
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27 mins confidence:
| was galvanized su carrera politica tomo impulso a finales de 1991 Explanation: Hola Maupassant! Me parece bien tu idea original, aqui te ofrezco una variacion con 'carrera politica'. Saludos! |
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7 hrs confidence:
| was galvanized cobró/recobró impulso Explanation: Se utiliza mucho la expresión "cobrar impulso". Si no se encontraba al principio de su vida política diría "recobró impulso" Creo que aquí la 3ª acepción del DRAE sería la adecuada. galvanizar. 1. tr. Aplicar una capa de metal sobre otro mediante una corriente eléctrica. 2. tr. Dar un baño de cinc fundido a una superficie metálica, para que no se oxide. 3. tr. Reactivar súbitamente cualquier actividad o sentimiento humanos. 4. tr. Biol. Estimular músculos o nervios mediante la aplicación de corrientes eléctricas. |
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13 hrs confidence:
| was galvanized su vida política se despegó Explanation: también: su carrera de político se despegó |
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