Jan 13, 2007 14:29
17 yrs ago
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Spanish term

a caballo de

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Human Resources
Trabajo a caballo entre Chester (Inglaterra) y Madrid

From a summary of a job candidate's experience - I assume fromt he context that it means he worked between Chester and Madrid, but wanted to make sure ;o)

Discussion

Maureen Wilkins (X) Jan 13, 2007:
Hi Paul, I agree - I think he spent time working in both during the same time period. Diccionario didactico de espanol says "entre dos cosas o epocas contiguas o participando de ambas".

Proposed translations

+3
19 mins
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(halfway) between

"A caballo" significa "situado entre dos cosas no materiales".
Peer comment(s):

agree eftraductora
2 hrs
thanks
agree Victoria Frazier
2 hrs
thanks, victoria
agree Aïda Garcia Pons : exacto, que trabaja en esos dos lugares y hoy va a X y mañana a Y.
3 hrs
thanks, aida
agree Annissa 7ar
5 hrs
thanks, anissa
disagree claudia16 (X) : half way would be a place equidistant of Madrid and Chester, some where in between is not what it means, the person splits his work between these 2 cities not in a place between them
5 hrs
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4 hrs

workin part time in each city

expression used by my grandfather, with same meaning. He also worked in 2 cities at
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+1
6 hrs

I split my time between Chester and Madrid

spends some time in Madrid and some time in Chester
Peer comment(s):

agree ormiston
3 hrs
thank you ormiston
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14 hrs

shuttling between Chester and Madrid for my work

Una sugerencia
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