Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
tiene el sentido de las agujas del reloj
English translation:
clockwise (turns in the direction in which the hands of the clock rotate)
Added to glossary by
Ltemes
Jun 15, 2004 21:21
20 yrs ago
Spanish term
tiene el sentido de las ajujas del
Spanish to English
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Education / Pedagogy
es más cerca del centro que la línea media, y tiene el sentido de las ajujas del reloj.
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clockwise? (in the direction in which the hands of a clock rotate)
clockwise: in the direction in which the hands of a clock rotate (as viewed when standing in front of it).
te refieres a esto?
te refieres a esto?
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4 mins
it sounds more like a clock
It seems to me.
Regards,
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Note added at 6 mins (2004-06-15 21:27:48 GMT)
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Also: it sounds like the hands of a clock.
Regards,
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Note added at 6 mins (2004-06-15 21:27:48 GMT)
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Also: it sounds like the hands of a clock.
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8 mins
it turns in a counter clockwise
es la expresión usada
Peer comment(s):
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blucero
: y son agujas no ajujas
4 mins
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gracias :)
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disagree |
Francisco Liaci
: that's the opposite!!! careful
12 mins
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¡¡¡ it moves clockwise !!! ¿ en qué estaría yo pensando ? :o(
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mslang
: counterclockwise es contra el sentido o dirección de las manecillas del reloj!
48 mins
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¡¡¡ it moves clockwise !!! ¿ en qué estaría yo pensando ? :o(
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Graciela Carlyle
: dice "en el sentido", no "en contra del sentido"/ de las agujas
49 mins
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¡¡¡ it moves clockwise !!! ¿ en qué estaría yo pensando ? :o(
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19 mins
clockwise
clockwise explains the whole phrase.
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
Ltemes
: I already said that...
5 mins
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neutral |
Jorge Gonza
: In most contexts yes, but here, I think "run" is necessary -and somebody else had already posted this option! :|
1 day 17 hrs
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1 hr
runs clockwise
That's it.
Good luck!
mew
Good luck!
mew
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Daniel Burns (X)
55 mins
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agree |
Elizabeth Castaldini
2 hrs
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agree |
euler
: runs clockwise es la mejor opción
2 hrs
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agree |
Langfan
13 hrs
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