"salto do tigre"
English translation: a huge jump
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a huge jump Explanation: a tiger's leap is the literal translation however figuratively speaking your suggestion is very good: a giant leap |
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Read Explanation... Explanation: It's missing a context for the expression but take a look at this page: http://br.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=2007062613011... "Salto do Trigre" may mean a kind of a sexual act that tries and avoids pregnancy. |
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