inglés term
Thursday-night game
Today is game night.
Normally, the sound of their Thursday-night game gets under my skin. Tonight it’s music to my ears, knowing that Miles should be home.
5 +6 | Juego de jueves por la noche | Yaotl Altan |
4 | su juego de la noche del jueves | George Rabel |
3 | partido del jueves por la noche | JohnMcDove |
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Proposed translations
Juego de jueves por la noche
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Note added at 4 jours (2014-08-09 00:17:06 GMT) Post-grading
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A la orden, colega :)
su juego de la noche del jueves
partido del jueves por la noche
Para España sería “el partido de los jueves [por la noche]”... aunque si esto es béisbol, en España ni saben (sabíamos) lo que es eso...
No sé si en Colombia usan “juego” o “partido”, pero en España se usa “partido”... (Aunque si es fútbol, no “fútbol americano”, en Europa se juega “la Champions” en martes y miércoles... y la “UEFA League” se juega en jueves...)
Diría (sin más contexto) que se trata de un ¿partido de fútbol americano?
This first game of the season is usually scheduled for the Thursday following Labor Day.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Football_League_Kickof...
Suerte... y muchos "touchdowns"... o muchos goles...
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