Está frase está correta?
Eu acho que a pessoa quis dizer que é uma pena que o Michael Phelps ganha tudo.
Mas não seria:
That's a pity that Phelps won all the gold medals.
O que vocês acham? Qual está correto? Alguém sugere outra tradução?
It's a pity that the Phelps WINS everything.
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10 Ago 2016, 20:17
Just take out "the":
It's a pity that Phelps wins everything.
(But he deserves it for all the effort he's put into the hard training and competing).
It's a pity that Phelps wins everything.
(But he deserves it for all the effort he's put into the hard training and competing).
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10 Ago 2016, 20:44
Phelphs wins everything is correct, it means he wins all competions in which he participates.
Sometimes when we say that it´s a stretch of sorts, one can win some and lose some; but it´s like this with sports it adds emphasis, drama!
So, wins all gold medals or everything would mean the same, in this context.
Sometimes when we say that it´s a stretch of sorts, one can win some and lose some; but it´s like this with sports it adds emphasis, drama!
So, wins all gold medals or everything would mean the same, in this context.
39205
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10 Ago 2016, 21:01
In fact, one example is that Phelps lost his first race in four years to Germany's Paul Biedermann in 2009. He finished second then. But, he is seen standing so many times in the top of the podium that one can see he wins everything, it´s a figure of speech, and almost the real thing in his case. 
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