Portuguese term
além disso contém uma requintada regravação de La Vie En Rose
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Proposed translations
moreover it has an exquisite re-recording of "La Vie En Rose"
exquisite
ex.qui.site
n coll almofadinha, janota. • adj 1 seleto, escolhido, raro, extraordinário. exquisite weather / tempo excepcionalmente bom. 2 delicado, excelente, delicioso, primoroso, fino. 3 apurado, requintado.
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Marlene Curtis
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Thanks Marlene :)
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Verginia Ophof
: furthermore?
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Thanks Verginia :) yes, furthermore would work also
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David Drysdale (X)
: Yep! You go . . exquisite (spot on!)
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Thanks Drysdale :)
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Marcela Bigardi
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Thanks Marbigardi :)
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moreover it has an exquisite version of "La Vie en Rose"
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Version means a specific form or variation of something. It can refer to:
In computing
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In literature
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In music
Cover version
Dub version
Remix
Version (album), an album by Mark Ronson
Versions (Poison the Well album)
Versions (Thievery Corporation album)
I'll Be There March 21, 2002. Although a cover, this song was made worldwide famous by Mariah's version as well.
studio version of Celine Dion's "God Bless America"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Version
http://aiminglow.com/2012/02/10-versions-of-over-the-rainbow-i-have-a-little-obsession/
and in addition it includes a notable re-recording of "la vie en rose"
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and in addition it includes a remarkable re-recording of "la vie en rose"
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generally I translate such phrases as "além disso" in this context, in the most "reader friendly" style.... matter of personal opinion :-)
it also features / has / contains a fine remake of La Vie En Rose
NB: I'd italicize the name of the song in English rather than use quotation marks.
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Catherine Howard
: nice job, your whole phrase is a great rendition!
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Thank you, Catherine, for your kind words. I'm happy it's not an "extraordinary rendition" case.
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