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14:17 Jan 29, 2007 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Tourism & Travel / Cuenca province | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Noni Gilbert Riley Spain Local time: 16:39 | ||||||
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a group made by the Palace-House and the... Explanation: Suerte! |
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a collection/group made by the Residence-Palace Explanation: Buena Suerte! |
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set of buildings comprising the Casa Palacio ... Explanation: HTH |
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an enclave comprising the palace residence ... Explanation: Since most of the other answers include "conjunto", I thought I'd suggest this ... |
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set of building comprising the (palatial) country house... Explanation: The first half is canaria´s, but I have come to the conclusion that these buildings are not palaces at all, but country houses in the British sense. If this is for the US market, then you´d have to include palatial. |
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made up of the stately home Explanation: An option - the "palace-house" combination does not seem very naturally English |
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consisting of the House-Palace Explanation: or made up of -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2007-01-29 16:02:08 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- (For 'conjunto', English writers often use 'compound', especially when describing a house, yard, and outbuildings enclosed by a wall. ) |
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