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Cinturón
This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for July 19, 2008
cinturón - masculine noun (el) - belt, girdle, sash, waistband. Look up cinturón in the dictionary La gente que en su trabajo tiene que levantar muchas cosas pesadas a menudo usa un cinturón ancho para apoyar la espalda. People who have to do a lot of heavy lifting in their jobs often use a wide belt to provide back support.
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Habrá que apretarse el cinturón en los próximos años, ¿verdad?
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Usamos un dicho así en inglés. You are going to have to tighten your belt
in the coming years. Significa que vas a tener que vivir en un modo mas austero en los años que vienen
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How would you say, loosen your belt?
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I would use soltar
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A adage, cuando sientas venir los dias dificiles apreta el cituron desde tu evilla y asi evitas llegar soltado al trancaso.
Al menos asi es el dicho que dicen por aqui.
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I think he meant hebilla, but what did he mean by transcaso?
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