21:40 Jul 22, 2010 |
Portuguese to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature / performance/art | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Paula Borges United Kingdom Local time: 18:48 | ||||||
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Afar/Far/Distant are my free days/days in freedom Explanation: . |
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My natural days are far away. Explanation: Diria assim. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.letras.com.br/elvis-presley/in-your-arms |
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my natural days have long since gone . . Explanation: Suggestion: my natural days have long since gone . . (Maybe it's more dramatic or poetic using "such" . . I suppose you could flip it, "long gone are my natural days? . . . ) |
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Natural days are long gone Explanation: A suggestion. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 42 mins (2010-07-22 22:22:55 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I wouldn't say MY natural days. |
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My normal (natural) days are long gone ... Explanation: Natural day - definition of Natural day by the Free Online ... - 5:50pm the space of twenty-four hours. - Chaucer. See also: Natural. How to thank TFD for its http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Natural day Um dia natural é um dia normal, independente da festas ou fins de semana, enquanto em um dia hábil é aquele que não é feriado. http://pt.wikilingue.com/es/Dia_hábil_e_natural -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2010-07-23 01:21:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The narrator is talking about his or her days, that are long gone and not about any days. |
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long gone are my nature friendly days Explanation: another suggestion |
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my days of freedom are long gone Explanation: The context seems to suggest this. |
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