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227 months ago

Luis Francisco Valle V.  See profile asked this question:

Language pair:

English > Spanish

Subject:

Arts / Entertainment

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

slated

Context:

slated to debut

Keywords:

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227 months ago

Clara Fernández  See my profile wrote:

nominado o nombrado

My comment:

Es el aparece en una lista de candidatos elegibles para algo.

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227 months ago

Clara Fernández  See my profile wrote:

debera debutar/estrenarse

My comment:

"debutar" si se trata de un actor o artista

"estrenarse" si se trata de una comedia o pelicula

Lo siento la falta de acento.

My references:

Harper Collins Unabridged Spanish/English Dictionary

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227 months ago

JENN64  See profile wrote:

Slated = debutar you are right. Jenn

227 months ago

JENN64  See profile wrote:

Gracias, Jenn.

227 months ago

JENN64  See profile wrote:

Hi Luis, I think that's it. slated in this case means that somebody or something, like a play, is schedule to debut (artsy English for start) at a particular time. It may be easier if you change the sentence to “The start of …. is planned for..”

227 months ago

JENN64  See profile wrote:

Hola y gracias, Claude.

227 months ago

JENN64  See profile wrote:

Hi Luis, I think that's it. slated in this case means that somebody or something, like a play, is schedule to debut (artsy English for start) at a particular time. It may be easier if you change the sentence to “The start of …. is planned for..”

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227 months ago

Clara Fernández  See my profile wrote:

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227 months ago

Clara Fernández  See my profile wrote:

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