Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Catalan term or phrase:
no va quallar
English translation:
did not come off/work out
Added to glossary by
S Ben Price
Feb 1, 2011 16:03
13 yrs ago
Catalan term
no va quallar
Catalan to English
Social Sciences
History
This is talking about the town of Reus in the Spanish Civil War.
"La sublevació militar del 18 de juliol de 1936 no va quallar a Reus, que va romandre al costat del govern legítim de la República."
My rough draft:
"The military uprising of 18 July 1936 did not succeed in Reus. It remained allied with the legitimate government of the Republic."
"La sublevació militar del 18 de juliol de 1936 no va quallar a Reus, que va romandre al costat del govern legítim de la República."
My rough draft:
"The military uprising of 18 July 1936 did not succeed in Reus. It remained allied with the legitimate government of the Republic."
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | did not come off/work out | Montse Ballesteros |
4 | did not materialise | Ross Andrew Parker |
4 | did not take off | Claire Walker |
4 | did not take hold | Berni Armstrong |
3 | did not prosper | Martyng |
Proposed translations
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did not come off/work out
Two other possible options. Look at the second meaning.
QUALLAR v.
|| 1. tr. Coagular (val.); cast. cuajar. Si lo such d'ella mescles ab leyt ans que's quayll lo formatge, Macer Erbes. Quan és mès en la leyt, fa-la quallar e soluu la que és cuallada, Medic. Part. 105.
|| 2. intr., fig. Prosperar, arribar a bona fi, a bon estat (val.); cast. cuajar. «Lo blat no ha quallat»: no ha granat bé.
Fon.: kwaʎáɾ (val.).
Etim.: del llatí coagŭlare, mat. sign. ||1.
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Note added at 26 mins (2011-02-01 16:30:17 GMT)
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Another possibility could be: was not well received
QUALLAR v.
|| 1. tr. Coagular (val.); cast. cuajar. Si lo such d'ella mescles ab leyt ans que's quayll lo formatge, Macer Erbes. Quan és mès en la leyt, fa-la quallar e soluu la que és cuallada, Medic. Part. 105.
|| 2. intr., fig. Prosperar, arribar a bona fi, a bon estat (val.); cast. cuajar. «Lo blat no ha quallat»: no ha granat bé.
Fon.: kwaʎáɾ (val.).
Etim.: del llatí coagŭlare, mat. sign. ||1.
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Note added at 26 mins (2011-02-01 16:30:17 GMT)
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Another possibility could be: was not well received
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5 mins
did not materialise
Could be an option in this case.
http://www.hyperdic.net/ca/quallar
quallar
conjugació
[s. XIV; del ll. coagulare, íd., der. de coagŭlum 'substància presa']
v 1 tr Coagular, dit especialment de l'acció que pot produir o produeix el quall en la llet.
2 pron Aquesta llet s'ha quallat de seguida.
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quallar
conjugació
[s. XIV; del ll. coagulare, íd., der. de coagŭlum 'substància presa']
v 1 tr Coagular, dit especialment de l'acció que pot produir o produeix el quall en la llet.
2 pron Aquesta llet s'ha quallat de seguida.
1 hr
did not prosper
my reading is that it happened, but was nipped in the bud. I don't know the history though
2 hrs
did not take off
hope this helps
2 hrs
did not take hold
just another option...
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