Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

drive away

Spanish translation:

colisiones que no impiden la marcha

Added to glossary by Mónica Belén Colacilli
Dec 29, 2008 10:47
15 yrs ago
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English term

drive away

English to Spanish Other Aerospace / Aviation / Space
Hola a todos

Estoy traduciendo un boletín relacionado con una empresa de combustibles. En una parte, quien escribe comenta una conversación que tuvo con otra persona:

He described the changes at the airport he worked at over the last 30 years. The refuelling equipment improvements, increase in airport traffic and procedures changes. All throughout his time, he had not had a single vehicle accident, injury or **drive aways**.

No entiendo a qué se refiere con drive away en este contexto y en paralelismo con la enumeración (vehicle accident, injury).

¡Muchas gracias!
Belén
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Dec 30, 2008 10:37: nahuelhuapi changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

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PRO (3): Gloria Cifuentes Dowling, Jairo Payan, nahuelhuapi

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Discussion

Mónica Belén Colacilli (asker) Dec 30, 2008:
You're right! Thanks Leon!
LS Young Dec 30, 2008:
Thinking about it that would seem logical a drive away would mean exactly what the dictionary gave above, "any vehicular crash/incident where the vehicle incurs little enough damage to keep moving immediately afterward" but 'que NO impiden la marcha'
Mónica Belén Colacilli (asker) Dec 30, 2008:
Hola de nuevo a todos. Les agradezco las respuestas a Leon, NahuelHuapi y Gloria, pero no me termina de convencer ninguna de las opciones porque no encuentro el paralelismo con "vehicle accident and injury". En el Urban Dictionary encontré lo siguiente: any vehicular crash/incident where the vehicle incurs little enough damage to keep moving immediately afterward. ¿Les parece que podría ser colisiones que impiden el inicio de la marcha? (aunque medio largo...). TIA!

Proposed translations

13 mins
Selected

delito de fuga

from 'hit and run'
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2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "¡Muchas gracias, Leon! (Tengo en cuenta la respuesta a mi aclaración.)"
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2 hrs

abandono del sitio/lugar del accidente/incidente/percance

Yo lo traduciría de esa manera.
Creo que se refiere a retirarse del lugar del incidente o accidente antes de la llegada de alguna persona autorizada que determine que el asunto no reviste mayor importancia o no hay lesionados.

http://www.hse.gov.uk/workplacetransport/sitebased.htm
Peer comment(s):

agree Carmen Valentin-Rodriguez
3 hrs
Gracias Carmen y Felices Fiestas.
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23 hrs

sanciones/apercibimientos

¡Feliz Año Nuevo!
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Reference comments

6 mins
Reference:

hit and run

an idea that it might mean this, drive away sounds like american usage

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Note added at 6 mins (2008-12-29 10:54:11 GMT)
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hit_and_run_(vehicular)
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