Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
hit a home run
Portuguese translation:
rebater a bola para fora do campo; fazer um home run
English term
hit a home run
procedural memory.
a. remembering the time you hit a home run in your baseball game
b. remembering how to throw a curve ball
c. remembering your English professor from last semester
d. remembering what a noun is
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Proposed translations
rebater a bola para fora do campo; fazer um home run
Acredito que você possa manter o termo em inglês. Caso queira traduzir, minha sugestão seria rebater a bola para fora do campo:
http://www.blogdobeisebol.com/glossario-expressoes-do-baseba...
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Vinicius Guerreiro
: Concordo com o Matheus, não é necessário traduzir o termo (fazer ou marcar um home run).
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Obrigado, Vinicius!
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Paulo Marcon
: Fez um home run (... remembering the time you hit a HR...). Colocaria home run em itálico.
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Obrigado, BV1! Bem observado.
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Regina Bezerra
: Manter o termo home run em itálico como frisou BV1
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Obrigado, Regina! Realmente é importante fazer isso, já que é estrangeirismo.
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marcar um golo inédito
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Ana Vozone
: I am totally with you, Nick, this will have to be adapted to a sport that actually exists in the relevant Portuguese country.
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Thanks Ana
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Gilmar Fernandes
: Agree with your statement: "as the original text has actually NOTHING to do with baseball, BUT the SENSATION of exceding in SPORTS - and as SOCCER is the most prolific worldwide sport I have made this analogy." and your localization suggestion.
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Thanks Gilmar
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Leonor Machado
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Thanks Leonor
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Salvador Scofano and Gry Midttun
: Boa solução. Gol em PTBR.
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Thanks SS & GM
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Fazer um home run
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Note added at 7 mins (2016-06-27 13:04:51 GMT)
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"Home run" não é traduzido, como se pode ver no glossário abaixo.
http://www.blogdobeisebol.com/glossario-expressoes-do-baseba...
Prefiro traduzir "hit" por "fazer" porque dizer "rebater home run" não soa muito bem .
rebater um home run
A bola foi rebatida para fora do campo
"A bola foi rebatida para fora do campo."
fazer um gol de placa
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Danik 2014
: http://www.teclasap.com.br/home-run/
Readaptando para o futebol.
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Obrigado.
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Mario Freitas
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Obrigado, Mario.
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Discussion
"marcar num canto" for throw a curve ball! Unless there is a Br alternative :-)