21:15 Aug 13, 2007 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Philosophy | |||||||
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4 +1 | ver intento |
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4 | ver mi intento |
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3 | punto de vista/percepción/percepción visual |
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dificultad en la siguiente frase ver intento Explanation: BE CONSCIOUS OF CHANGES TO YOUR VISION. Though it may seem like nothing is happening to your vision, but unknowingly to you certain changes have started happening in the way you think about your vision, just like a pregnant woman observes obvious changes in her body. Puede parecer que nada sucede con tu visión, pero sin que siquiera lo percibas, han comenzado a producirse algunos cambios .... |
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dificultad en la siguiente frase punto de vista/percepción/percepción visual Explanation: "Vision" se puede referir a la percepción de las cosas, el punto de vista, si es específicamente relacionado con la vista, los ojos, mejor "percepción visual", aunque en el contexto supongo que se refiere a una percepción/punto de vista de algo no físico, más bien psicológico o espiritual. Saludos. |
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dificultad en la siguiente frase ver mi intento Explanation: Though it may seem like nothing is happening to your vision, but unknowingly to you certain changes have started happening in the way you think about your vision, just like a pregnant woman observes obvious changes in her body. ----- Aunque parezca que no ha sucedido nada con tu vision, sin darte cuenta, ha habido cambios tu forma de percatarte de tu vision; tal cual la mujer embarazada se percata de los cambios tan obvios en su cuerpo. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 hrs (2007-08-14 01:28:58 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Para servirte! |
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