Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

rear-end

Spanish translation:

parte posterior

Added to glossary by Armando Pattroni
Feb 1, 2003 15:09
21 yrs ago
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English term

rear-end

English to Spanish Law/Patents legal suit
$50,000 Settlement for Client who was rear-ended.

Proposed translations

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to rear-end: to crash into the back of (as an automobile)
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chocado por la parte trasera

Algunos ejemplos y referencias:

07 de Agosto de 2000 Extras Contenidos Opinión Nacional ...
... retirarse. En la carrera de la tarde fue **chocado por la parte trasera** y debió abandonar en el cuarto de los 25 giros programados. ...
www.tercera.cl/diario/2000/08/ 07/t-07.02.3a.DEP.BREVES.html

Noticias | Audio en Vivo | Foros | Chat | Programación | ...
... La familia Balconi Villaseñor se conducía en el automóvil marca Volvo, azul policromado,
placas C-529935, el cual fue **chocado por la parte trasera** por el ...
www.emisorasunidas.com/cgi-bin/ editor/print.pl?article=563

Ejemplos y referencias para rear ended:

Photos: Rear-ended Volkswagen Jetta
Rear-ended Volkswagen Jetta. Rear-ended Volkswagen Jetta. Low-resolution
image is available. Always show low-resolution image (Requires ...
photos.innersource.com/page/117/284/3615

Can Drivers Avoid Being Rear-Ended?
... of their car. Often, however, one can avoid being rear-ended. The first
line of defense involves your vehicle. Making other drivers ...
www.calact.org/news/newsltrs/art2001/rearend.htm

Meet Ol' Blue - The Dangers of Being Rear-Ended
The Dangers of Being Rear-Ended. I have discovered that there is a
direct parallel between the number of bumper stickers that you ...
thunder.prohosting.com/~olblue/danger.html

Peer comment(s):

agree Antonio Villarreal Ulloa
46 mins
Gracias, Antonio
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903 days

alcance

In Spain they say "alcance". To rear-end another car is "accidente por alcance". Please see the web page I suggest as reference
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