andá por la punta, desbordá que tenés más llegada (futbol)
English translation: run along the side line, run over that you'll have better reach!
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| na | go up to the point, disborder because you have enough room. |
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| na | run along the boundry line, go out of bounds you´ll gain yardage. |
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| na | "run along the side line, |
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go up to the point, disborder because you have enough room. Explanation: game is still on! |
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run along the boundry line, go out of bounds you´ll gain yardage. Explanation: andá (andar)por la punta-run along the boundry line. desbordá (desbordar)que tenés (tienes) más llegada-go out of bounds you´ll gain more yardage. It will put you closer to the goal line. In football when the player that is carrying the ball sees that he does not have a very good chance of making a touchdown, he runs towards the boundry line and goes out of bounds to avoid being tackled/tagged. Which means that the next play will start at that yard line. Hope this helps. saludos, Bye Vel�zquez ES><EN Dictionary |
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"run along the side line, Explanation: run over that you'll have better reach!" At that moment L screamed: "You're nuts!, run along the side line, run over that you'll have better reach!". As from that moment he won't stop giving instructions, he gets mad,... etc etc. Typical picadito! :-) |
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