Was man nicht im kopf hat, hat man in den Beinen

Spanish translation: Quien no tenga cabeza, que tenga pies

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German term or phrase:was man nicht im kopf hat, hat man in den beinen
Spanish translation:Quien no tenga cabeza, que tenga pies
Entered by: Miriam Perez Mariano

17:07 Apr 5, 2023
German to Spanish translations [PRO]
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German term or phrase: Was man nicht im kopf hat, hat man in den Beinen
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Quien no tenga cabeza, que tenga pies
Explanation:
Significado: Recuerda a la persona olvidadiza lo que debe hacer para subsanar su falta de memoria. En sentido más amplio, se aconseja tratar de subsanar los defectos que uno tiene.
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Miriam Perez Mariano
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4 +3Quien no tenga cabeza, que tenga pies
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Quien no tenga cabeza, que tenga pies


Explanation:
Significado: Recuerda a la persona olvidadiza lo que debe hacer para subsanar su falta de memoria. En sentido más amplio, se aconseja tratar de subsanar los defectos que uno tiene.


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Miriam Perez Mariano
Germany
Local time: 09:32
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agree  Teresa PE
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agree  pukycarlasvv: Gracias por responder tan rápido.
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  -> Muchas gracias a ti.

agree  francesca peretto
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