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•-<(||=ULY=||)>- •asked for translation 8 years ago
How to translate? (ru-en)

Он потерял равновесие и опёрся о стену.

User translations (2)

  1. 1.

    He lost his balance and caught himself on the wall.

    translation added by •-<(||=ULY=||)>- •
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  2. 2.

    He lost his balance and had to lean against the wall

    translation added by ТАНКА Кот
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Discussion (9)

•-<(||=ULY=||)>- •added a comment 8 years ago

¿Could this also mean: He lost his balance and caught himself on the wall.

ТАНКА Котadded a comment 8 years ago

Uly, did I make a mistake? onle you're welcome is possible? ))

•-<(||=ULY=||)>- •added a comment 8 years ago

It's not a mistake, but if you want to improve your English I'll give you a little tip. We always know someone isn't native, when they don't use contractions, because we use them all the time. But aside from that, "you're welcome" is more or less a fixed expression that is always contracted.

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