Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
se llega a ella pasado el kilómetro 294 de la N-340 en dirección hacia Almería
English translation:
it can be reached just past the 294th kilometer on the N-340 heading toward Almeria
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Juliana Brown
Feb 26, 2009 00:52
15 yrs ago
Spanish term
se llega a ella pasado el kilómetro 294 de la N-340 en dirección hacia Almería
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The full sentence is:
"La cala Barranco de Maro está situada en la desembocadura del barranco de dicho nombre y se llega a ella pasado el kilómetro 294 de la N-340 en dirección hacia Almería, aunque el último trozo hay que hacerlo andando o en un todo terreno."
I can't work out whether this means you arrive there after driving 294 kilometres on the N-340 or after arrive at kilometre 294 of the N-340.
"La cala Barranco de Maro está situada en la desembocadura del barranco de dicho nombre y se llega a ella pasado el kilómetro 294 de la N-340 en dirección hacia Almería, aunque el último trozo hay que hacerlo andando o en un todo terreno."
I can't work out whether this means you arrive there after driving 294 kilometres on the N-340 or after arrive at kilometre 294 of the N-340.
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Feb 26, 2009 12:46: Juliana Brown Created KOG entry
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it can be reached just past the 294th kilometer of the N-340 heading toward Almeria
Straightforward...
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Note added at 6 mins (2009-02-26 00:59:36 GMT)
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In many countries it's common to have these markers on the highways- for example in Argentina (where I just spent my vacation), heading to the coast, every marker denotes the distance in km from Buenos Aires.
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Note added at 6 mins (2009-02-26 00:59:36 GMT)
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In many countries it's common to have these markers on the highways- for example in Argentina (where I just spent my vacation), heading to the coast, every marker denotes the distance in km from Buenos Aires.
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Andy Watkinson
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thanks!
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Joseph Tein
: I think the explanation helps understand the concept here.
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thanks Joseph
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Brock Cochran (M.A.)
: I would replace "of the" with "on."
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consider it done :)
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Pilar Díez
: I agree with Brock's comment
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gracias Pilar
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
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one arrives there by going past kilometre/er marker 294 on N-340 heading toward Almeria
Mike :)
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Joseph Tein
: Hi Mike.
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Thank you, Joseph - nice seeing you - Mike :)
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MikeGarcia
: On and on....I know the place. It's gorgeous!!
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Thank you, Miguel - I'm envious - I would like to know the plalce - Mike :)
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you come to it after passing the 294-km marker on the N-340 heading toward Almeria
There are many good ways to express this ... I like Michael's and Juliana's suggestions also. This is another possibility.
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Alex Lago
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Gracias Alex.
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David Ronder
: I like this one best - more natural-sounding
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Thank you, David.
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is located just after km 294 on the N-340 in the direction of Almeria
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