Glossary entry

Hungarian term or phrase:

összeszűri a levet vkivel

English translation:

to be in cahoots with sy

Added to glossary by Ildiko Santana
Jun 28, 2011 05:23
12 yrs ago
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Hungarian term

összeszűrték a levet

Hungarian to English Art/Literary Idioms / Maxims / Sayings bulvár
Kérnék szépen ötleteket, hogyan lehet ezt a zamatos fordulatot a legjobban visszaadni angolul. Szárnyra kaptak a pletykák, hogy a két filmszínész összeszűrte a levet. Köszönöm!

Discussion

Ildiko Santana (asker) Jun 28, 2011:
Köszönöm János hozzászólását is!
Jim Tucker (X) Jun 28, 2011:
"they got busy" is another. "There are rumors going around that X and Y got busy in Mosonmagyaróvár." (Could happen.)

"they got down and dirty."
János Untener Jun 28, 2011:
hook up (egy másik ötlet) http://askville.amazon.com/movies-actors-met-set-married/Ans...
Here are some movies where the actors hooked up

Married:

Two Much - Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. Smith (well, they propigated)
Pet Semetary - Anthony Edwards and Jeanine Lobell
92 in the Shade - Peter Fonda and Portia Rebecca Crockett
Innerspace - Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan
Hammet - Marilu Henner and Frederic Forrest
Red Headed Stranger - Willie Nelson and Annie D'Angelo

Close, but not married:

Seven - Gwyneth and Brad Pitt were engaged
Cutting Class - Brad and Jill Schoelen dated
...

Proposed translations

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to be in cahoots with/hand in glove with someone


Valóban sokféleképpen ki lehet ezt fejezni, a magyar szókapcsolat "összeszűri a levet", arra utal, hogy az ilyen kapcsolat nem pusztán titkos, hanem tisztességtelen is.
Nem ismerem a teljes szövegkörnyezetet, de talán érdemes olyan kifejezést választani angolul, amiben benne van ez az aspektus is.

"to be in cahoots with someone"

Az alábbi példa éppen két filmszínész, Angelina Jolie és Brad Pitt kapcsolatának kezdetére utal ezzel a kifejezéssel:

http://thecelebritycafe.com/feature/are-jennifer-aniston-and...

“The source explains that it hits close to home for Aniston, as she was the victim of the same type of behavior when her ex-husband, Brad Pitt, first came into cahoots with now partner Angelina Jolie on the set of Mr. and Mrs. Smith.”

Más példa:

http://articles.nydailynews.com/2011-04-24/news/29484662_1_l...

“The parties to the drama were Frank Young, 40, a rich rake and Nan Patterson, a "Florodora" chorus girl who had lived fast in her 19 years.
They met in 1902 aboard a New York train bound for California. They were in sexual cahoots by Chicago, their spouses be damned.”

Egy másik lehetőség, lehet variálni:
to be hand in glove with someone

http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/13092/2/ASC/
hand in glove (with someone)
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/glove

John is really hand in glove with Sally.

http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/3530822107858702927/

"we fit each other like hand and glove"


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Note added at 8 hrs (2011-06-28 14:19:06 GMT)
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Elnézést, most látom, hogy múlt idő, többes sz. 3. személyben kellett volna írnom, tehát az első kifejezést használva:

összeszűrték a levet - they were in cahoots/ X. came into cahoots with Y.
Note from asker:
Köszönöm Tünde! Nagyon hasznos referenciák (úgy értem, fordítási szempontból). :)
Peer comment(s):

agree Iosif JUHASZ
21 days
köszönöm!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Mindenkinek nagyon köszönöm a hozzászólásokat!"
+1
1 hr

they had more than coffee together

Well there are a million ways to do this. Personally, I'd avoid a cliché and have some fun with it. This suggestion keeps the liquid, at least.
Note from asker:
Thank you Jim. Since this is from a tabloid, a cliché might fit just fine. :)
Peer comment(s):

agree amanda solymosi : I think it's a nice solution
2 hrs
neutral juvera : The original has two meanings; 1. illicit affair or 2. to come to an agreement to do something against others (this meaning also has a negative connotation)
11 hrs
assuming only 1) applies here - tabloid story about actors
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