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15:26 Sep 24, 2014 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Poetry & Literature | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Judith Armele Mexico Local time: 08:49 | ||||||
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4 | busy with your knife |
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3 | Blind by the swagger of your knife |
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Blind by the swagger of your knife Explanation: Or simply ' because you have a knife'. No creo que sea una expresión en sí misma. Más bien creo que sólo aplica en este contexto porque el hombre estaba pidiendo las cosas a punta de cuchillo, entonces el otro le dice que no lo vé por la arrogancia que tiene con ese cuchillo. |
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busy with your knife Explanation: without more context, I'm being conservative... "And you don't see that, my friend, because you're focused on / tied up with / occupied with your knife" There is a lot of room for register here... |
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