Spanish term
a los saltos
The full title "Vivir: A los saltos"
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4 +1 | To Live by Leaps and Bounds | Arturo Oswal Alva Mendiburu |
4 +3 | With ups and downs | patinba |
3 +1 | By Leaps and Bounds | Darius Saczuk |
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Proposed translations
To Live by Leaps and Bounds
By Leaps and Bounds
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Note added at 3 mins (2023-10-24 22:50:12 GMT)
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Contemplating on Argentinian works at the Blanton
urbanartantiques.com
https://urbanartantiques.com › 2019/01/21 › contempl...
Jan 21, 2019 — The second work, Vivir: A los saltos (To Live: By Leaps ad Bounds) by Rómulo Macció (featured image) reminded me of the message in North ..
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neilmac
: I prefer "in" leaps and bounds, and am shocked to find that "by" gets thousands more hits...
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Thank you, Neil.
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MollyRose
: Maybe "in" is used in your continent. I have never heard it. Just only commenting on "in" vs. "by."
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Thank you, Molly. I would use "by", but it seems that "in" is acceptable in other Englishes.
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philgoddard
: Sorry to change my agree, but I was persuaded by patinba's Spanish references.
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No worries, Phil. Patinba's answer makes sense.
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With ups and downs
How do you use leaps and bounds?
Examples of by leaps and bounds
I visited it just the other day, and it is going up by leaps and bounds. ...
It is going up by leaps and bounds. ...
I do not expect for a single moment that progress will be by leaps and bounds. ...
The consumption and use of water is going up by leaps and bounds.
It means quite the opposite: progressing erratically with plenty of ups and downs, as in the following examples:
El presidente Alberto Fernández dijo que "nuestra principal preocupación era que la economía entre en un clima de tranquilidad y creo que lo hemos logrado. Ha dejado de andar a los saltos y ahora le falta ponerse en funcionamiento".
El Bitcoin, la criptomoneda que tiene "a los saltos" ...
La Gaceta
https://www.lagaceta.com.ar › nota
Dec 16, 2020 — Según el analista bursátil Christian Buteler, el Bitcoin es un activo altamente volatil que tiene acostumbrado al mercado a andar a los saltos, ...
"Ups and downs" a phrase that often goes together with "Life" is the best translation I can come up with at the moment, perhaps someone can improve on it.
The Ups And Downs Of Life - Edward Sellon (paperback)
Accepting Life's Ups and Downs
Ten Percent Happier
https://www.tenpercent.com › meditationweeklyblog
Aug 19, 2022 — ... ups and downs of life: not by dispensing advice, but by actually teaching the mind how to accept. Practice this acceptance on a mundane ..
© The Ups And Downs Of Life - Edward Sellon (paperback)
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philgoddard
: The title is usually translated as "leaps and bounds", but I think you're right - maybe that's why Wendy asked. The idea of ups and downs, the darker side of life, is also supported by this interpretation: http://utw10658.utweb.utexas.edu/items/show/2701
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Yes, interesting. Thanks Phil.
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bizisyl
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Thank you!
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Darius Saczuk
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Thank you!
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