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Old June 28, 2009, 12:22 PM
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Ana Belén bordó el papel de " X" en la pasión turca.

Me interesa saber como traducir bordar un papel en una película o incluso bordar un examen. Gracias
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bordar = to do excellently

Based on the definition above, I believe the following is a good translation:
He aced the test.
= Él bordó el exámen.
= Él clavó el exámen. (¿Será igual?)

Bordar el papel = to portray the role very well (I kind of sense this might also mean 'to take the leading/main role (el papel principal)', as well)

Ana Belén portrayed the role/part very well in ....
Ana Belén took the lead (leading role) in ...

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Me interesa saber como traducir bordar un papel en una película o incluso bordar un examen. Gracias
I think I would translate it as: "(Ana Belén) excelled in the "X" role in "The Turkish Passion".

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I think I would translate it as: "(Ana Belén) excelled in the "X" role in "The Turkish Passion".
That works.

(actor) excelled as (role) in (film).
(actor) did a good job of portraying (role) in (film).
(actor) played (role) very well in (film).
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That works.

(actor) excelled as (role) in (film).
(actor) did a good job of portraying (role) in (film).
(actor) played (role) very well in (film).
De acuerdo, pero solo porque eres el jefe..
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