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Down for maintenance - WordReference Forums
Necesito traducir la siguiente frase. Es un mensaje que la computadora genera cuando nuestro sitio web no está operativo y nuestro equipo está actualizando el sitio web. He traducido la frase, pero espero que ustedes pueden ayudarme mejorar mi traducción. Quiero saber si hay una manera más...
Português-Español - WordReference Forums
Idiomas autorizados: português e espanhol/ Idiomas autorizados: español y portugués.
confianzudo - WordReference Forums
I am trying to think of a good English adjective for confianzudo, which in the context I am translating, means that a person is taking liberties. Thanks de antemano for the help. MT Moderator's note: two threads have been merged to create this one.
Futurate - WordReference Forums
I was reading this famous Cambridge grammar book, by Huddleston, and they use words like "futurate." What does it mean? That's what I wanted to know by searching this word in the Merriam Webster on line dictionary, but it's not there. The word does exist, however, as there are many...
metallurgie terme technique | WordReference Forums
Bonjour, Nous sommes fournisseurs de pièces mécaniques en aluminium/ inox pour des machines automatiques fonctionnant dans le milieu alimentaire et soumises à de nombreuses contraintes (humidité, froid, dureté du travail effectué, ...) Je dois informer un client que la pièce mécanique...
Cases - WordReference Forums
I'm having a lot of difficulty with the cases, mostly cause the book I have is surprisingly not very clear on this subject. Can you see if the cases that I would use for the English sentences are correct? Nominative: The car is white That man is very big Accusative: He is going to go to the...
עברית (Hebrew) - WordReference Forums
Questions about Hebrew, or translations between Hebrew and any other language.
Tampoco - WordReference Forums
Regards. Firstly, I was wondering how would you say in english what in spanish is said "tampoco". I've heard about "neither", then a teacher told me that...
Mad about | WordReference Forums
In my experience of AE, mad about someone/something means to be crazy about it/him/her, to be extremely and excitedly fond of that thing or person. To be mad about a situation may mean to be angry about it.
Lebanese: Active Participle | WordReference Forums
Hello Everyone: I'd like to know if there is any rule to recognize if the active participle is being used in the present, past or future: For example: Lina rayHa 'a j-jem'a. This could be translated as Lina is going to the university (at this very instant) Lina has gone to the university...
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