Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

suceder de belos recantos

English translation:

reveals one beautiful or lovely spot after another

Added to glossary by Ana Paula Miraldo
Oct 8, 2005 15:08
18 yrs ago
Portuguese term

suceder de belos recantos

Portuguese to English Other Tourism & Travel texto publicit�rio
A frase completa é:"O percurso do rio ao longo do concelho é um suceder de belos recantos onde o verde se reflecte nas águas". Obrigada.

Proposed translations

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reveals one beautiful or lovely spot after another

A stroll or trip or drive or whatever along the river


não sei se se percorre andando, de carro, de barco...etc..
Peer comment(s):

agree Lumen (X) : É cada palpite infeliz que aparece..... e o pior é que algumas pessoas juram que falam inglês....
1 hr
oi fiya...tudo bom? porque fazer complicado quando se poder fazer simples? hein?
agree Marie Gomes : gostei muito, that's lovely!
2 hrs
Merci Marie
agree Alexandra Gouveia : Lindo! Um bom Domingo para si, Jane :))
16 hrs
Obrigada Alexandra..:)
agree Deborah do Carmo
21 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Obrigada a todos pelas inúmeras sugestões, mas eu não queria que se zangassem uns com os outros. Agradeço a todos a participação e a ajuda que me deram. Um abraço. "
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a succession of beautiful landscapes/ spots

Page after page brings a succession of beautiful landscapes: rolling countryside,steep cliffs, off-shore islands, the lush countryside of the Golden Vale ...
www.gillmacmillan.ie/Ecom/Library3.nsf/ 0/1250DD824586216B80256AE0003736F0?OpenDocument
Peer comment(s):

agree Emilie : I'd rather say "a series of", but succession is also good.
4 mins
tks a lot, liked yr suggestion likewise
agree Sonia Augusto
6 mins
tks a lot!
agree Norbert Hermann : :-)
9 mins
tks a lot!
agree rhandler
1 hr
tks a lot!!!
agree António Ribeiro
10 hrs
tks a lot!!!
agree Henrique Magalhaes
2 days 5 hrs
tks a lot!!!
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string of stunning beauty spots /

stunning stretch of ...

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Note added at 1 day 21 hrs 53 mins (2005-10-10 13:02:16 GMT)
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To the guardians of the English language:

Beauty spots are usually small (sometimes very small, but worth exploring).

And from the place of the English poet William Wordsworth :

... about the Lake District that hasn't already ... Lake District. This area is a bustling, beautiful tourist magnet encompassing all the famous and much praised natural beauty spots ...
www.cumbria.uk.com/cumbria/towns-villages/kendal_lake.htm



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Note added at 5 days (2005-10-14 12:17:09 GMT)
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Hi again Ana,

After the bloody hick-hack over beauty spots which as we have discovered are no longer welcome on face or body due to fear of melanoma http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1156538, though found in abundance in nature, and one commentator having lost completely the plot, I thought I should pep up my answer, with the hope it will go down well, at least with you.

Recanto encompases quite a few possibilities and besides the once mentioned here it also means retreat, hidding place, secret place, etc.


To get the hidden and the beauty across I would suggest

“…a stretch/band of hidden gems/places and natural beauty …”

or "....full of hidden places of natural beauty ..."

Good Luck

Example:
Summit aims to keep Shore from falling off the tourist map. While the resort towns are attracting more visitors, their share. of the national market has been dropping. ... The Shore's greatest assets seem to be its string of "hidden gems," such as the Victoriana of Cape May, the '50s Doo-Wop ...
www.summitontheshore.com/press16.html

Peer comment(s):

agree rhandler
1 hr
thanks
disagree Lumen (X) : A beauty spot/mark is a mole/birthmark = pinta. I stand by my *disagree* and would like to clarify that my comments to other participants have a much broader scope than you might think. I'm sure you agree some questions/answers are downright amateurish.
2 hrs
Thanks for your learned wisdom, now let others enlighten you http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1156538 and maybe you would like to add to the discussion. [Note: Should your comment above "... juram que falam inglês" be directed at me, retract it!]
neutral Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X) : that means someone has a string of beauty spots somewhere on their body..agree with Lumen...spots of beauty would work though. English is tricky that way.
1 day 1 hr
Why not join the discussion http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1156538? Spread the gospel according to Jane :-))!
neutral Amilcar : Grammar right, words right, and WW (he's got connections) can get away with same (??). But it lends itself to funny misunderstanding, so ... Besides the intended scan ((natural beauty) spots) eliminates the problem, so it is not really the same.
2 days 5 hrs
Thanks - with travelogues you should be able to flex it and be a bit picturesque :-)
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