Como dizer "Enrosco" em inglês
Em Português a gente generaliza: qualquer coisa presa na linha de pescar.
Ex.: Nesse lado do rio só tem enrosco, já perdi uns 4 ou 5 anzóis.
Ex.: Nesse lado do rio só tem enrosco, já perdi uns 4 ou 5 anzóis.
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On this side of the river we've only gotten some bites (hits). I've lost 4 or 5 hooks.
Q-Any bites? Catch anything?
A-I've gotten quite a few bites within the last 30 minutes, but I can't get anything to take the bait. (swallow the bait) This morning I caught three trout and two bass. Something hit a plug this afternoon, but I couldn't land it. (could not bring it to the shore, into the boat)
Q-Any bites? Catch anything?
A-I've gotten quite a few bites within the last 30 minutes, but I can't get anything to take the bait. (swallow the bait) This morning I caught three trout and two bass. Something hit a plug this afternoon, but I couldn't land it. (could not bring it to the shore, into the boat)
Great! Thomas.
De sua resposta deduzo que não há tradução ao pé da letra p/ "enrosco".
Só para esclarecer:
Enrosco - Qualquer coisa em que se prende a linha ou o anzol no fundo da água. Daí a perdê-lo (o anzol).
Enrosco - Anything that holds the line or the hook at the bottom of the river. So to lose it (the hook). Ex.: rocks, roots, debris, dead trees, etc.
(No Google, enrosco = tangle) - The hook caught a tangle at the bottom of the river.
Bye
De sua resposta deduzo que não há tradução ao pé da letra p/ "enrosco".
Só para esclarecer:
Enrosco - Qualquer coisa em que se prende a linha ou o anzol no fundo da água. Daí a perdê-lo (o anzol).
Enrosco - Anything that holds the line or the hook at the bottom of the river. So to lose it (the hook). Ex.: rocks, roots, debris, dead trees, etc.
(No Google, enrosco = tangle) - The hook caught a tangle at the bottom of the river.
Bye
Snag might work. A snag is a tree, stump, branch, etc. that is underwater. You are fishing, your line catches (snags) on something, and perhaps you lose everything. Note that a snag is NOT a rock or other obstruction. It is part of a submerged tree.
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