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camel through the eye of a needle
Language:
Meanings:
1.
Global
Christian tradition
formal
biblical
A proverbial expression, originating from a biblical saying, describing something extremely difficult or impossible to accomplish.
2.
Global
idiomatic
neutral
An event, action, or outcome that is exceedingly unlikely or practically impossible.
Examples:
EN:
"It's easier to pass a camel through the eye of a needle than -- "
ES:
"Es más fácil que pase un camello a través del ojo de una aguja que..."
EN:
you know that bloke in the Bible who wanted to stuff a camel through the eye of a needle?
ES:
¿Sabes el tío de la Biblia que quería meter un camello por el ojo de una aguja?
EN:
That's how you pass a camel through the eye of a needle.
ES:
Así pasas un camello a través del ojo de una aguja.
ID:
Begitulah caramu melakukan hal mustahil.
EN:
camel through the eye of a needle,
HI:
नै आंखि मे पानी एक बूंद ,
EN:
Page 132: Why is it harder than a camel through the eye of a needle?
HI:
प्रश्नः पैर के माध्यम से एक तीर से भी बदतर क्या है?
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