Feb 23, 2010 17:09
14 yrs ago
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English term

“begging-ass memo”

Non-PRO English to Spanish Other Cinema, Film, TV, Drama
Now that HBO had created dramas about subjects the networks avoided (the Mafia, prisons), it was time to expose what the networks did as fraudulent. In what Simon calls a “begging-ass memo” to Strauss, he wrote: ......

Vuelvo a abusar de vuestra paciencia.
Una circular... begging-ass?

Discussion

Leonardo Lamarche Feb 23, 2010:
Helio, Sugerencias: Memorandum Besaculos o ruegaculos

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pelota

Another option :-)
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"memos lambiscones"

Aquí te ofrezco una opción.

Suerte.
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memos/memorandums adulones/lameculos

También: "adulantes", "lambiscones", "lambiches", "lamesuelas"

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circulares pedigüeñas

El sufijo "-ass" se puede obviar. Se usa mucho en el lenguaje de la calle, sobre todo de los negros, pero es meramente para énfasis:

A skinny-ass celeb = a skinny beggar
-> Too many actresses are believing the line that you can’t be too thin. Please, ladies, eat a sandwich or something at the craft services cart. Here are a special shout-out to ten skinny-ass celebs that used to really turn heads

Peter Gibbons: Let me ask you something. When you come in on Monday and you're not feeling real well, does anyone ever say to you, "Sounds like someone has a case of the Mondays?"
Lawrence: No. No, man. Shit, no, man. I believe you'd get your ass kicked sayin' something like that, man.
You're going to get your ass kicked -> you are going to be pwn3d :)

O sea, aquí se refieren a cartas en donde piden algo.
Example sentence:

Too many actresses are believing the line that you can’t be too thin. Please, ladies, eat a sandwich or something at the craft services cart. Here are a special shout-out to ten skinny-ass celebs that used to really turn heads

Peer comment(s):

agree imcven : Now I lean towards your suggestion. Thanks for the explanation.
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