Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
\"hard pass\"
Spanish translation:
Pase potente
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Wendy Gosselin
Nov 12, 2013 12:37
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"hard pass"
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According to the website Sports Definitions, this is "a pass made with a great deal of pace and force." Any idea how to say this in Spanish?
Proposed translations
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| 4 | Pase potente |
Pedro Rodríguez
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| 3 +2 | pase largo / pase fuerte |
Antonio Arizcun
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Proposed translations
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Pedro Rodríguez
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Pase potente
Puede ser una alternativa. Abajo, un ejemplo de uso del término.
Example sentence:
El brasileño recibe un pase potente en la frontal, de espaldas a portería con el central encima.
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Comment: "Gracias. Me parece que no existe la frase en realidad, pero como existe "disparo potente", creo que se deja entender :-)"
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Antonio Arizcun
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pase largo / pase fuerte
I have never heard of a hard pass in English or Spanish which is why I suggest the more usual form "pase largo" which would literally be "long pass". If not you could always translate it literally as "pase fuerte" which as I said does not mean anything in particular to me rather than its literal meaning.
I hope that helps
I hope that helps
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Nico Translation
: Totally agree.
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Thanks nicktribe
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Al Zaid
: me quedaría con lo de "fuerte", porque largo podría implicar que sea a larga distancia, pero un pase fuerte puede ser también un pase corto.
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Gracias Alberto, tienes razón pero al no encontrar mucho sentido a "hard pass" he pensado que quizás se refierían a un pase largo por ofrecer una alternativa.
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