Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

bury bodies in the ground

Spanish translation:

enterrar los cadáveres

Added to glossary by jenny morenos
Dec 8, 2020 06:52
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English term

bury bodies in the ground

English to Spanish Other General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters
Howdy. What is the translation of bury bodies in the ground please ? Thank you.

on the ground there was a body bag and inside there was someone dead . as he was staring at this body bag, the Holy Spirit was telling him to look up . as he was looking up, in his left hand , he was holding a shovel . he was looking at the shovel and at the bag . the Holy Spirit was telling him that he was there for a reason . ** he was there to help humans bury bodies in the ground . ** millions are gonna die . there’s gon be a huge tsunami wave that’s gonna strike the land . millions and millions of humans will perish very very soon .

en el suelo había una bolsa para cadáveres y dentro había alguien muerto . mientras miraba la bolsa para cadáveres, el Espíritu Santo le dijo que mirara hacia arriba . mientras miraba hacia arriba, con su mano izquierda, teniendo una pala . miraba la pala y la bolsa . el Espíritu Santo le dijo que estaba allí por una razón . ** estaba allí para ayudar a los seres humanos a enterrar los cuerpos en el suelo . ** millones van a morir . va a haber una enorme ola de tsunami que va a golpear la tierra . millones y millones de seres humanos van a perecer muy muy pronto .

he was there to help humans bury bodies in the ground .

estaba allí para ayudar a los seres humanos a enterrar los cuerpos en el suelo .

estaba allí para ayudar a los seres humanos a enterrar los cuerpos en la tierra .
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Proposed translations

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enterrar los cadáveres

Estaba allí para ayudar a los hombres a enterrar los cadáveres

o

Estaba allí para ayudar a los hombres a enterrar los cuerpos

o

Estaba allí para ayudar a enterrar a los muertos

o

Él ayudaría a los hombres a enterrar los cadáveres/a los muertos

Se puede traducir de muchas formas pero creo que estos ejemplos te dan una idea.


Peer comment(s):

agree Víctor Zamorano : los cadáveres suena bien
1 hr
agree EirTranslations
4 hrs
agree Mónica Algazi : a los muertos
5 hrs
agree Ana Lombao
9 hrs
agree Leda Roche
2 days 8 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thank you o much for helping me, very good translation."
1 hr

enterrar a sus semejantes

Creo que expresarlo en la línea "ayudar a los hombres a enterrar cuerpos" suena algo torpe. Salvo que sea una cita textual de algún texto sagrado, yo lo modificaría en este sentido.
Note from asker:
thank you o much for helping me
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