Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Lo que se tiene por delante

English translation:

What lies ahead

Added to glossary by liz askew
Mar 9, 2007 16:51
17 yrs ago
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Spanish term

Lo que se tiene por delante

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Lo que se tiene por delante

El 2007 arranca con más proyectos para LAP: en junio se inaugurará un hotel de cuatro estrellas y 130 habitaciones y en el segundo semestre se dará inicio a la siguiente etapa de construcción de las obras de ampliación.

Los espigones serán extendidos en más de 150 metros lineales, se instalarán 12 puentes de abordaje adicionales, se construirá más área de plataforma y los espacios comerciales permitirán una interesante ampliación de la oferta comercial existente.

Se está por inaugurar también el centro de carga, que facilitará el proceso de transferencia hacia los terminales de almacenamiento y en mayo se adjudicará el espacio para instalar un terminal de almacenamiento de carga refrigerada, el cual deberá iniciar sus operaciones en agosto de este año.

Discussion

liz askew Mar 18, 2007:
Many thanks for the points! I like this one too! (cheeky me!)
BDT (asker) Mar 9, 2007:
It will be published in a magazine.
Noni Gilbert Riley Mar 9, 2007:
If it´s a magazine style feature (or on webpage of course) then yes.
BDT (asker) Mar 9, 2007:
COMING UP???

Proposed translations

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what lies ahead

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..of us.
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agree patricia scott : Exactlly.
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Thank you!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you Liz!"
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plans for the future/future projects

A couple of options - there will be plenty more suggestions I am sure.

Good luck!

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"Coming up" would be alright I think. "Things to come" and "coming soon" are other options.
Peer comment(s):

agree sassa : "Coming next"? salu2 :) S.
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agree Lorenia de la Vega : I like "future projects". :-)
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agree JaneTranslates : Future projects
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agree Erica Scorians
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agree Maria Villase񯲢 > : I like future projects too
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agree Gacela20 : future projects/upcoming projects
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coming up soon

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agree patricia scott : I like this a lot!!The original doesn't say proyectos futuros - what lies ahead is exactly it, but this gives it a twist. Gusta, gusta!
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thanks a lot!
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{In the pipeline}/{forthcoming success stories}

2 alternatives that suggest that what they're talking about are concrete successes which will definitely happen in the near future - rather than simply at a vague future date.

"Imminent" is another possibility, but maybe August isn't quite imminent enough...
Peer comment(s):

agree Sp-EnTranslator : Like 'in the pipeline'.
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thanks, Claudia! (sorry, I didn't see this before!)
agree 638556 (X) : In the pipeline, like it :o)
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thankyou, Jo!
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Looking ahead

another option
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What's in store

Short and to the point:)
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