português term
o carro está na oficina (mecânica)
Thank you in advance for your help!
4 +1 | the car is at the mechanic | Matt Bowlby |
5 +3 | the car is in the garage (Eng-UK) | Douglas Bissell |
4 | The car is at the mechanics | R. Alex Jenkins |
4 | the car is being repaired/fixed | Nick Taylor |
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Proposed translations
the car is at the mechanic
The car is at the mechanics
the car is in the garage (Eng-UK)
agree |
Marlene Curtis
: Yes, for the UK.
12 minutos
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thanks Marlene
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agree |
Georgia Morg (X)
: or "at" the garage?
19 minutos
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Of course! Thank you Georgia "at" the garage. Bless you
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agree |
Nick Taylor
1 hora
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thanks Nick
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the car is being repaired/fixed
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Note added at 2 hrs (2013-01-24 20:38:27 GMT)
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or the car is laid up
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