19:16 Jul 16, 2013 |
Hebrew to English translations [PRO] Slang / audio clip of police chase | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Shai Navé Israel Local time: 11:57 | ||||||
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4 | I am dismounting from the vehicle |
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4 | Loading or Unloading equipment |
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3 | Raiding/Seizing |
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3 | Disarming it |
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Raiding/Seizing Explanation: It most likely means raiding the truck, as in stopping it and/or otherwise taking control over it. It could also mean 'discharging my firearm towards his direction', though less likely given the full context. |
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Disarming it Explanation: its פורק and not מפרק so your suggestion is wrong. By the way דו"צ : אש כוחותינו אש כוחותינו (באנגלית: Friendly Fire; בתרגום מילולי: אש ידידותית), או בשמו הרשמי בצה"ל: ירי דו-צדדי (דו"צ), הוא מונח המתאר מצב שבו כוח צבאי, משטרתי או אפילו כנופיית רחוב, פותח באש על כוח עמית, עקב זיהויו בטעות ככוח עוין. מקרי אש כוחותינו נפוצים מאוד בהיסטוריה הצבאית, ומהווים גורם מזיק וקשה במיוחד בלחימה מודרנית. |
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I am dismounting from the vehicle Explanation: לפרוק in army lingo means to dismount from a vehicle (as in rapidly, in order to attack). The sentence here probably means "I am dismounting to attack him / get to him". |
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Loading or Unloading equipment Explanation: By the direct meaning of the sentence, the translation would be "I'm unloading equipment." It would make more sense that it says: "I'm loading equipment." Either way, it suits the context. Of course, for a fully accurate translation the whole piece must be read, because it could have several completely different meanings. |
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