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180 months ago

JENN64  See profile asked this question:

Language pair:

Spanish > English

Subject:

Other

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

de lo que había sido una lección magistral

Context:

y una elaboración de lo que había sido una lección magistral en unas

 

 

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180 months ago

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of what had been a master class

My references:

Collins Spanish dictionary

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180 months ago

María P. Álvarez  See my profile wrote:

... and the elaboration of what had been an immpecable lesson in ...

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180 months ago

María P. Álvarez  See my profile wrote:

the making-up of what had been a real lecture

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180 months ago

María P. Álvarez  See my profile wrote:

an elaboration of what had been masterly/pompous lesson

My comment:

It could be either, depending on your context.

My references:

Collins Robert Unabridged Spanish/English Dictionary

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180 months ago

CALENA TRANSLATIONS  See profile wrote:

That is right, I would use "masterly" rather than "pompous"

180 months ago

CALENA TRANSLATIONS  See profile wrote:

"...what had been A masterly lesson..."

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