Feb 4, 2022 18:25
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Spanish term

El verbo palpitar en español de Argentina

Non-PRO Spanish to English Other Cooking / Culinary
Hola,
¿alguien me podría ayudar con el verbo palpitar – necesito conocer el significado en español de Argentina. La frase concreta es: Palpitá el finde con las mejores hamburguesas. 😉
¡Gracias!

Discussion

Joanna Mydlach (asker) Feb 7, 2022:
It`s about restaurant. With the ideas that all of you gave me, for sure will find a good translation (I`m translating into Polish, just needed a general idea). Thank you!
Angelo Berbotto Feb 4, 2022:
Is this about a product you buy in the supermarket or a restaurant / caterer? I think that the distinction can make a difference in how you can best transfer the idea. saludos

Proposed translations

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relish/enjoy/experience with pleasure/take the most advantage of

That is the general meaning.
You will find lots of ¨palpitá el finde¨ with this and that, as well as ¨palpitá (something else)¨.
Peer comment(s):

agree Angelo Berbotto : I like this option best-- "palpità el finde" is to live it to the fullest -- which the hamburgers contribute greatly to make it great.
5 hrs
Thanks Angelo! I concentrated on the general use rather than the particular phrase.
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Get/sink your teeth into the weekend

I presume 'palpitar' means something like 'get excited about' or something like that, but you may have to be a bit more creative here :-)
Note from asker:
Thank you for your help, Lisa!
Peer comment(s):

agree Cecilia Gowar : I like the option!
5 mins
Thanks, Celia!
agree Monica Colangelo : Yep. That is right.
21 mins
Thanks, Monica!
agree philgoddard : ...with Buenos Aires' most mouthwatering hamburgers.
49 mins
Thanks, Phil. Nice way to finish it off :-)
agree neilmac
15 hrs
Thanks, Neil!
agree James A. Walsh
16 hrs
Thanks, James!
agree Helen Unger Clark (X) : I really like this option!
23 hrs
Thank you, Helen :-)
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