Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Get over it!
Spanish translation:
¡Supéralo ya!
Added to glossary by
Marina Soldati
Feb 20, 2008 22:44
16 yrs ago
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English term
Get over it!
English to Spanish
Other
Slang
Not really slang but colloquial English
This term has become a common response to a person who's overly worried or somewhat obsessed about something, and who, e.g., may be complaining about or dwelling on a setback, a loss, a slight (real or imagined), a problem, etc. Another person--whether a friend, relative, or colleague--would use the phrase "Get over it," perhaps with a little bit of annoyance or edge, to get that person to realize that his/her concerns are either trivial or overblown and that he/she should focus on more practical or important things. I know how I would probably say this in conversation, but I suspect the responses to this question will be many and varied.
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
3 +5 | ¡Supéralo! |
Marina Soldati
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4 +3 | ¡olvídalo ya! |
Tina Lavrentiadou
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5 | ¡Tranquilízate! |
Henry Hinds
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5 | Ya cálmate |
Ana Castorena
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4 | ¡ya déjalo por la paz! |
trans4u
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4 | ¡Recupérate! / ¡No le des importancia! |
avelingua
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4 | tienes que sobreponerte |
Elena Robles Sanjuan
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4 | ¡pelillos a la mar! |
Marta Fernandez-Suarez (X)
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Change log
Feb 21, 2008 09:01: Monika Jakacka Márquez changed "Term asked" from "\"Get over it!\"" to "Get over it!"
Feb 22, 2008 19:30: Marina Soldati Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
+5
2 mins
English term (edited):
"get over it!"
Selected
¡Supéralo!
Una opción
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Sin duda alguna, esta es la mejor traducción. Y si le agregas un "ya", le das el énfasis y el tono de impaciencia con que a menudo se usa en la lengua hablada."
3 mins
English term (edited):
"get over it!"
¡Tranquilízate!
Ya
8 mins
English term (edited):
\"get over it!\"
¡ya déjalo por la paz!
An option.
+3
12 mins
English term (edited):
"get over it!"
¡olvídalo ya!
Otra idea.
Peer comment(s):
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Christian [email protected]
1 hr
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Muchas gracias, Christian.
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agree |
Giovanni Rengifo
6 hrs
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Muchas gracias, Giovanni.
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agree |
Kathryn Litherland
: I think this captures the "annoyance" factor best when "get over it!" is used to say "stop making a big deal out of nothing" and not "that was awful but you need to get past it."
15 hrs
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Yes. This is the reason why 've chosen this term instead of "supéralo", which is of course the fisrt word that would have come into my mind, like most people here. Thank you, Kathryn!
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50 mins
English term (edited):
"get over it!"
¡Recupérate! / ¡No le des importancia!
Inicialmente, lo traduciría como "recupérate"; sin embargo, de acuerdo al contexto, me parece mejor "no le des importancia"
52 mins
English term (edited):
"get over it!"
Ya cálmate
otra idea
7 hrs
English term (edited):
"get over it!"
tienes que sobreponerte
En realidad habría que usar el imperativo "sobreponte", pero es muy forzado, así que he pensado que esta opción es mejor :-)
19 hrs
¡pelillos a la mar!
«pasa página», «no le des más vueltas» y seguro que hay cuatropecientas más
(variante de España)
Saludos
(variante de España)
Saludos
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