Apr 30, 2004 10:16
20 yrs ago
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English term

to score cheap points

English to Spanish Other Business/Commerce (general)
No real context - apart from political maybe - e.g. Many candidates are seeking to score cheap points by attacking the pharmaceutical industry.

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Apr 30, 2004:
Pb solved - thanks, Tom!
Non-ProZ.com Apr 30, 2004:
Sorry, Tom - yes it is! Should be English-Spanish. Not too sure how to reverse it now that it has been posted.
Thank you, Mar
Tom Bishop Apr 30, 2004:
Is your language pair reversed?

Proposed translations

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3 hrs
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ganar puntos de forma barata (ver explicación)

"barata" en este caso con una connotación negativa.
Peer comment(s):

agree moken : hola asimenia. pregunto porque realmente desconozco la respuesta: ¿de verdad se dice esto en argentina? desde españa y sin ánimo de ofender, a mi esto me suena a spanglish. saludos :O)
6 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you all - I think this comes closest to what I was looking for."
+1
3 mins

apuntarse tantos sin esfuerzo

Just one possibility...

Good luck,

Mar
Peer comment(s):

agree etale
17 mins
Gracias, Mar
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+1
2 hrs

obtener puntos fácilmente

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Peer comment(s):

agree Maria Carla Di Giacinti
13 mins
Gracias Maria Carla
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5 hrs

anotarse puntos fáciles

"anotarse puntos".. lo he oido miles de veces
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2 days 8 hrs

subirse al carro / se están subiendo al carro

hi chaac,

in spain this expression denotes those who follow suit once it is an easy and suitable option. i think it would fit perfectly here to say "muchos candidatos están tratando de subirse al carro al atacar a la industria farmacéutica"

hope it helps,

sonrisas,

álvaro :O)
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