Spanish term
que se deslizan por la curva del terreno
4 +1 | that flow with the lay of the land | Andres Fekete |
4 +1 | with modules following the curves of the lot | Leonardo Lamarche |
3 | that flow over the curvature of the terrain | Steven Huddleston |
Non-PRO (2): Rosa Paredes, AllegroTrans
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Proposed translations
that flow with the lay of the land
1. Lit. the arrangement of features on an area of land. (Also with lie, especially British English.) The surveyor mapped the lay of the land.
with modules following the curves of the lot
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Silvia Killian Özler
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Muchas gracias Silvia.
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Yvonne Gallagher
: terrain better than "lot"
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that flow over the curvature of the terrain
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Yvonne Gallagher
: following the curvature maybe?
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Ruin my beautiful prose? I appreciate your point, but I opted for a less pragmatic approach. Cheers!
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