English term
"fire hosing"
enjoyed the ‘fire hosing’ that went with winning the Race.
el ef language es el nombre del barco que ganó la regata, no sé que tiene que ver una manguera contra incendios con celebrar la victoria, alguna idea?
Muchas gracias
| 3 | los monumentales baños de olas camino de la victoria |
moken
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Proposed translations
los monumentales baños de olas camino de la victoria
Aunque la redacción es ambigua, creo que no tiene que ver exactamente con ganar la carrera, sino con la carrera en sí.
Mira este video de la VOR titulado "fire hosing":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzafpP4DXgI&feature=related
Suerte,
Álvaro :O)
P.D. No creo que sea un pregunta que se puede solucionar solo con conocmimientos bilingües y la ayuda de un diccionario. ;O)
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