e aí embola o meio de campo
English translation: ..and then things get complicated...
| 08:02 Aug 8, 2001 |
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Things became messy in here! Explanation: Is an expression, as you said and what it means is that things can get confused. The phrase itself is related to a "soccer game" scene with chaos at the middle field during a game. Hope it helps! Vivian |
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..and then things get complicated... Explanation: Mario, Expressão informal muito usada no Brasil, utilizando o futebol como imagem. Grande abraço, Rogéria Conhecimento por ser minha l�ngua materna. |
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due to unforeseen circumstances, at a very short moment's (cont. baixo) Explanation: and not due to any fault or blame by any of the players of each side, the scene may become unclear and somehow confusing at the center location of the playing football field causing great discomfort and chaos sometimes, in general, however, plenty of misunderstandigs and atriction may arise during the match. THIS IS THE WHOLE TRANSLATION <:) <:) Rui Barbosa ... vamos rir um pouco gente. |
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