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a trasmano
Language:
es
1.
Spain
neutral
colloquial
Located out of the way or inconveniently situated; remote from the main route or centre.
2.
Spain
Latin America
neutral
colloquial
Figuratively, peripheral or of minor importance; coming indirectly or awkwardly rather than centrally or directly.
Examples:
ES:
- Espero que no le quede a trasmano.
EN:
- I hope it won't be out of his way.
ES:
La iglesia quedaba a trasmano pero escogí una primorosa iglesita aquí en Armagh.
EN:
The church was a little out of our way but I selected a lovely little church here in Armagh.
ES:
Además, queda a trasmano.
EN:
Besides, it's in the opposite direction.
ES:
Sé que no es mucho pero el Taj Mahal estaba un poco a trasmano.
EN:
I know it's not much, but the Taj Mahal was a bit of a commute. ANGEL:
ES:
El hotel siempre quedó un poco a trasmano.
EN:
The hotel was always a bit remote.
ES:
Está a trasmano de todo.
EN:
It's too out of the way.
ES:
Y como Machu Picchu, queda a trasmano.
EN:
And just like Machu Picchu, its a little out of the way.
ES:
Me parece como una cubetada de agua fría enterarte, de alguna manera a trasmano, que Lucía no quiso grabar la canción.
EN:
This is like a bucket of cold water to somehow find out that Lucía didn't want to record the song.
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