del gran cérvido en fuga

English translation: deer

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Spanish term or phrase: cérvido
English translation:deer
Entered by: Robert Forstag

00:16 Jan 19, 2009
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Science - Zoology / Falconry / Spain
Spanish term or phrase: del gran cérvido en fuga
The text is a quotation from Jose Ortega y Gasset about the origins of falconry:

Como él no es pájaro ni tiene uno a mano (es sorprendente lo poco que el hombre más primitivo se ocupó de las aves), puso en una vara pico a una punta, y plumas a la otra; es decir, creó el volátil artificial, la flecha, que vuela rauda por el espacio hacia el flanco del gran cérvido en fuga."
Robert Forstag
United States
Local time: 07:03
majestic fleeing deer
Explanation:
Cérvido: Un ciervo, también conocido como venado, es un mamífero rumiante de la familia cervidae

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cérvido
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Andrea Sacchi
United Kingdom
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Thanks Andrea. And thanks also to you, Multitran.
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4 +1majestic fleeing deer
Andrea Sacchi
4 +1of the majestic deer on the run
Liliana Galiano


  

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majestic fleeing deer


Explanation:
Cérvido: Un ciervo, también conocido como venado, es un mamífero rumiante de la familia cervidae

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cérvido

Andrea Sacchi
United Kingdom
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in category: 4
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Thanks Andrea. And thanks also to you, Multitran.

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agree  Arcoiris
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of the majestic deer on the run


Explanation:
O algo así.




cérvido.

(Del lat. cervus, ciervo, y el gr. εἶδος, forma).

1. adj. Zool. Se dice de los mamíferos artiodáctilos rumiantes cuyos machos tienen cuernos ramificados que caen y se renuevan periódicamente; p. ej., el ciervo y el reno. U. t. c. s.

2. m. pl. Zool. Taxón de estos animales.

ORTOGR. Escr. con may. inicial.

Liliana Galiano
Argentina
Local time: 08:03
Native speaker of: Spanish

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agree  Mónica Algazi
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