Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
entrampando
English translation:
entangled
Added to glossary by
Marsha Wilkie
Jun 26, 2009 00:06
15 yrs ago
Spanish term
entrampando
Spanish to English
Social Sciences
Government / Politics
corruption
From Mexican Spanish to US English
...los vicios que se han venido entrampando...
I wonder if ...vices that have been cheating us... would be appropriate.
...los vicios que se han venido entrampando...
I wonder if ...vices that have been cheating us... would be appropriate.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | entangled | María Eugenia Wachtendorff |
4 | tripping us up / been trussing us up/ got bound up in | Sarah Weston |
References
ENTRAMPAR | María Eugenia Wachtendorff |
Proposed translations
2 hrs
Selected
entangled
"vices that have got entangled into..."
My interpretation, Marsha. Hope it helps!
My interpretation, Marsha. Hope it helps!
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Comment: "Thx, María Eugenia. I makes a lot of sense."
9 mins
tripping us up / been trussing us up/ got bound up in
A few ideas:
"vices that have been tripping us up", "been trussing us up" or "that we have got bound up in
"vices that have been tripping us up", "been trussing us up" or "that we have got bound up in
Reference comments
28 mins
Reference:
ENTRAMPAR
Creo que las acepciones 3 y 4 podrían ser aplicables, pero necesitamos contexto.
entrampar.
1. tr. Hacer que un animal caiga en la trampa. U. t. c. prnl.
2. tr. Engañar artificiosamente.
3. tr. coloq. Enredar, confundir un negocio, de modo que no se pueda aclarar o resolver.
4. tr. coloq. Gravar con deudas la hacienda, un negocio, una empresa, etc.
5. prnl. Meterse en un trampal o atolladero.
6. prnl. coloq. endeudarse (‖ contraer deudas).
FUENTE: DRAE
entrampar.
1. tr. Hacer que un animal caiga en la trampa. U. t. c. prnl.
2. tr. Engañar artificiosamente.
3. tr. coloq. Enredar, confundir un negocio, de modo que no se pueda aclarar o resolver.
4. tr. coloq. Gravar con deudas la hacienda, un negocio, una empresa, etc.
5. prnl. Meterse en un trampal o atolladero.
6. prnl. coloq. endeudarse (‖ contraer deudas).
FUENTE: DRAE
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