Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
Prender rodas
Spanish translation:
bloquear las ruedas
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Prender rodas
| 3 | bloquear las ruedas |
P Forgas
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| 4 | Fixar as rodas (no reboque) |
Claudia Campbell
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PRO (2): Claudia Campbell, P Forgas
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Proposed translations
bloquear las ruedas
a veces al frenar las ruedas se bloquean
No sé si es esto a lo que se refiere aquí
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Fixar as rodas (no reboque)
El término "prender rodas" hace referencia a las cintas utilizadas para sujetar el coche por las ruedas, de ahí el nombre, cuando el coche tiene que ser remolcado.
Un saludo,
Lusobrás / Claudia Campbell
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