Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
papaíto piernas largas
Portuguese translation:
mosquito/pernilongo
Added to glossary by
poulson
Mar 22, 2004 10:51
20 yrs ago
Spanish term
papaíto piernas largas
Spanish to Portuguese
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Animals
Se trata de un animal, creo que de la família de las arañas, pero no encontro en ninguna parte su traducción al portugués.
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Proposed translations
(Portuguese)
4 +1 | mosquito/pernilongo | Carla Araújo |
5 +1 | Melga | Jorge Freire |
4 | paizinho das pernas longas | Henrique Magalhaes |
Proposed translations
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39 mins
Spanish term (edited):
papa�to piernas largas
Selected
mosquito/pernilongo
Corresponde a "Daddy long legs" ou "cranefly" em Inglês. Ora, este corresponde à família "Tipulidae", para o qual não encontrei uma tradução específica. São mosquitos de patas compridas. Veja as seguintes referências:
This is an ancient fly. The famous historic Fly Fisher Cotton mentions this fly in his book 'The Compleat Angler' but uses the Olde English name for the cranefly 'Harry Long-Legs'. In one of the first books written on the subject of fly fishing in English 'The Treatysse of Fysshynge With an Angle' published in 1496 written by the Abbess of Shropshire, Dame Juliana Berners the tenth fly recommended for use is believed to be the Cranefly. In those days the knightly gentleman fly fisher would catch the natural insect and attach it to his hook. The sporting fly fisherman of today prefers to use an artificial imitation of the cranefly Daddy Longlegs.
http://business.virgin.net/fly.fishing/longlegs-detachedbody...
Outras moscas (das famÌlias Tachinidae, Empididae, Sarcophagidae,
Syrphidae, Chloropidae, Drosophilidae)e mosquitos (Sciaridae e Tipulidae) são apontados como prováveis polinizadores de certas orquídeas.
http://www2.uol.com.br/cienciahoje/chmais/pass/ch175/primeir...
This is an ancient fly. The famous historic Fly Fisher Cotton mentions this fly in his book 'The Compleat Angler' but uses the Olde English name for the cranefly 'Harry Long-Legs'. In one of the first books written on the subject of fly fishing in English 'The Treatysse of Fysshynge With an Angle' published in 1496 written by the Abbess of Shropshire, Dame Juliana Berners the tenth fly recommended for use is believed to be the Cranefly. In those days the knightly gentleman fly fisher would catch the natural insect and attach it to his hook. The sporting fly fisherman of today prefers to use an artificial imitation of the cranefly Daddy Longlegs.
http://business.virgin.net/fly.fishing/longlegs-detachedbody...
Outras moscas (das famÌlias Tachinidae, Empididae, Sarcophagidae,
Syrphidae, Chloropidae, Drosophilidae)e mosquitos (Sciaridae e Tipulidae) são apontados como prováveis polinizadores de certas orquídeas.
http://www2.uol.com.br/cienciahoje/chmais/pass/ch175/primeir...
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38 mins
Spanish term (edited):
papa�to piernas largas
paizinho das pernas longas
Creio tratar-se do diminutivo de 'papá' após busca no Google.
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41 mins
Spanish term (edited):
papa�to piernas largas
Melga
É o mesmo que daddy-longlegs em inglês
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