May 25, 2015 18:56
8 yrs ago
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English term

handle a beating

English to Spanish Tech/Engineering Printing & Publishing
Características de nueva serie de impresoras móviles:

"Key attributes include:
- A workhorse printer to handle every environment – for those looking for something that can handle a beating
- Most rugged design, high IP & Mil-Spec
- ‘Smart’, high capacity battery & media OD
- Link-OS & best level of connectivity
- Full range of accessories"
Change log

May 25, 2015 18:56: changed "Kudoz queue" from "In queue" to "Public"

Discussion

Ligia Gonzalez May 25, 2015:
soportar un golpe vs a prueba de golpes Me parece que:
"Puede soportar un golpe", significa que en caso de un golpe por accidente o azar el dispositivo no se va perjudicar.
"A prueba de golpes", significa que lo puedes usar de cualquier manera y va a poder soportar todo tipo de impactos sin dañarse, cosa que creo poco posible. A menos que sea esta la nueva característica del equipo.

Proposed translations

10 hrs
Selected

soportar un uso intensivo

diría yo

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Note added at 10 hrs (2015-05-26 05:50:35 GMT)
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en este caso se trata de un aparato que puede aguantar un uso intensivo
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
24 mins

algo que puede soportar uso vigoroso/intenso

Reference: Larousse
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29 mins

soportar un golpe

Para este contexto se pueden utilizar las acepciones siguientes:

handle: soportar
beat = golpe

We need something that can handle a few bullets.
Necesitamos algo que pueda soportar las balas.
Example sentence:

We need something that can handle a few bullets.

Peer comment(s):

neutral lugoben : If your answer is bullet proof then it merits a 5. Else take it easy
1 hr
But it is a beating proof. Lugoben, it would be better to discuss terms based on knowledge, experience or dictionaries and avoid this type of comments.
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1 hr

a prueba de golpes

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