Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
clubbers
Spanish translation:
"clubbers" asiduos concurrentes de clubes nocturnos
Added to glossary by
ElChe (X)
Oct 30, 2006 22:59
17 yrs ago
English term
clubbers
English to Spanish
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Journalism
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A study from one of America's leading universities concluded that taking the drug for just one evening could leave clubbers with irreversible brain damage, and trigger the onset of Parkinson's disease.
Proposed translations
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| 4 +7 | "clubbers" asiduos concurrentes de clubes nocturnos |
ElChe (X)
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| 4 | antrero |
garci
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| 4 | discotequeros |
Sylvia Serratosa (X)
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Proposed translations
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20 mins
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"clubbers" asiduos concurrentes de clubes nocturnos
generalmente se deja en el original en casi todos los idiomas. es un uso mas especifico de 'party animal'.
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Note added at 23 mins (2006-10-30 23:23:36 GMT)
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clubes nocturnos BAILABLES, para mas datos:
http://clubber.com.ar/
http://www.clubber.pl/
http://www.clubber.cz/
1. clubber
A clubber is one who dances or raves, also known as a raver, parties to techno, electronic, electronica, or the like. However, there are different types of clubs. There are goth clubs, rock clubs, underground clubs, etc. Clubbers usually dress either distinctly (bright colors, strange clothes, much like a raver, or skimpy, short skirts, tight clothing. Again, wardrobe depends on the type of club you attend.
A clubber also visits many clubs, or goes club hopping, hence the phrase clubber. Clubbers are usually not made fun of, and have their own community, and are quiet to other groups of people. They sometimes have spontaneous attitudes, and when made friends with, can be fun to party and hang out with.
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Note added at 23 mins (2006-10-30 23:23:36 GMT)
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clubes nocturnos BAILABLES, para mas datos:
http://clubber.com.ar/
http://www.clubber.pl/
http://www.clubber.cz/
1. clubber
A clubber is one who dances or raves, also known as a raver, parties to techno, electronic, electronica, or the like. However, there are different types of clubs. There are goth clubs, rock clubs, underground clubs, etc. Clubbers usually dress either distinctly (bright colors, strange clothes, much like a raver, or skimpy, short skirts, tight clothing. Again, wardrobe depends on the type of club you attend.
A clubber also visits many clubs, or goes club hopping, hence the phrase clubber. Clubbers are usually not made fun of, and have their own community, and are quiet to other groups of people. They sometimes have spontaneous attitudes, and when made friends with, can be fun to party and hang out with.
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Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
2 hrs
antrero
De uso probablemente sólo en México
Antrero= persona que frecuenta antros (clubs, centros nocturnos, discos)
En los 50's 'antro" en México era un bar de quinta categoría, un lugar "de mala muerte". Sin embargo, a fines del siglo pasado, y aún en la época actual, los jovenes denominan como "antro" a los lugares de moda, normalmente caros, en los que se puede ir a oír música, tomar (si es "barra libre", mejor) y "ligar', ( even "score" drugs), no necesariamente en ese orden.
Todo lo anterior quizá quede como aportación cultural, ya que si la traducción es para Chile, el término ni siquiera se conoce (then again, maybe I'm wrong)
Antrero= persona que frecuenta antros (clubs, centros nocturnos, discos)
En los 50's 'antro" en México era un bar de quinta categoría, un lugar "de mala muerte". Sin embargo, a fines del siglo pasado, y aún en la época actual, los jovenes denominan como "antro" a los lugares de moda, normalmente caros, en los que se puede ir a oír música, tomar (si es "barra libre", mejor) y "ligar', ( even "score" drugs), no necesariamente en ese orden.
Todo lo anterior quizá quede como aportación cultural, ya que si la traducción es para Chile, el término ni siquiera se conoce (then again, maybe I'm wrong)
Example sentence:
Lety es bien antrera. Conoce todos los antros de la ciudad.
Peer comment(s):
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Jairo Payan
: Efectivamente tienes razón cuando dices que probablemente es sólo en Mejico. En Colombia un antro sigue siendo un antro. (club de mala muerte). Cordial saludo y buena tu explicación independientemente de todo.
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Gracias Jairo. Saludos
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10 hrs
discotequeros
Lo que en el mundo sajón es un "club" viene a ser en España una discoteca, así que "clubbers" podría ser "discotequeros" (los que van a las discotecas)
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