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Old December 31, 2010, 10:55 PM
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"quiero dar un salto deportivo"

hi everyone,newbie here.first of all thanks for that great forum.

my question is : "lucas biglia en la tv argentina: "quiero dar un salto deportivo"

what does this sentence mean? lucas biglia is a football player and made an interview with argentinian tv as i understand.

when i translate with google translate,it says : "I want to jump sports"

and i thought maybe he declared that he wants to go to better team (jump sports ) or something..but i'm not sure of course.

thanks in advance for your help...

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Old January 01, 2011, 12:59 AM
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it's a long sentence, so common that usually it's shorted (like this time)
"Quiero dar un salto en mi carrera deportiva"--> "quiero dar un salto deportivo"
I want to jump in my sport career - I want to do a sports jump
so, as you thought, he declared that he wants to go to better team or do something big to keep his sport career progressing.
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thank you very much and ¡Feliz Año Nuevo!

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I agree with sosia.
He wants to jump teams (play for another team), to better his career, or he wants to take a leap in his sports career.
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Hello.

The phrase is literally form, because in the phrase has a expression very far way of the reality, I mean, in the phrase gives an express an idea and some kind to feeling of the person in this case of the life of the sportsman life.

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