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19:48 May 24, 2003 |
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| Selected response from: Ramón Solá Local time: 22:07 | ||||||
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cualidades predominantes Explanation: o dominantes |
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cualidades omnipresentes Explanation: + -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-05-24 19:55:00 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The reason I chose \"omnipresentes\" is because in the Oxford Spanish-English Dictionary the following is given: pervasive / p@r\"veIsIv / adj ‹ smell › penetrante, que todo lo invade; ‹ idea / mood › dominante; the pervasive influence of Western culture la influencia omnipresente de la cultura occidental I believe \"ominipresente\" would be more desirable and stronger than \"dominante\", although the latter is also a correct translation of \"pervasive\". Its coupling with influence also influence me in this decision. |
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