Cut the check - Tradução em português

cut the check = write the check = assine o cheque

But nowadays, with checks becoming obsolete, "to cut a check" also means "to pay someone".

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/cut+a+check

It has been suggested that Nike used this phrase on their tee-shirts as a sarcastic way of saying that whoever is your opponent should just give you the money because you both know you're going to win.

Me parece que o dono da camisa quer que você tire o escorpião do bolso, que gaste, que lhe dê as coisas, que pague coisas para ele. Então de brincadeira ele diz cut the cheque "banque as despesas".


Related sentences:
Love won't cut a check when ur daughter wants to take piano, tennis & be a cheerleader.
Meu marido não vai meter a mão no bolso (tão facilmente) quando nossa filha quiser aulas de piano, tênis e que ele banque os gasto dela ser líder de torcida (too much things at once!)

I cut a check for the plumber who fixed the pipes.
(paguei o bombeiro...)


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Still in the realm of possibilities I found this nice explanation:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index ... 506AADTSHG

It's probably a sarcastic way of saying that whoever is your opponent should just give you the money because you both know you're gonna win

Voce pode ser o favorito/mais forte/treinado etc, mas vá logo fazendo o cheque (pagando as apostas) que eu vou vencer!


It makes much sense, ain´t it?



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Ooh, Tradutora you was faster than I was, wow! the fastest trigger in the West! haha

PPAULO escreveu:Ooh, Tradutora you was faster than I was, wow! the fastest trigger in the West! haha

Maybe I should have my username changed to "Translating Cowgirl".

*blows smoke off of gun*

Jolly good! ha ha. But let´s it this way, please, the newbie may think you are trigger-happy as in the old westerns also in real life.

Sra_Tradutora escreveu:cut the check = write the check = assine o cheque

But nowadays, with checks becoming obsolete, "to cut a check" also means "to pay someone".

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/cut+a+check

It has been suggested that Nike used this phrase on their tee-shirts as a sarcastic way of saying that whoever is your opponent should just give you the money because you both know you're going to win.

thank´s everybody, my question was answered perfectly.

Sra_Tradutora you right because I see this sentence in a tshirt of Nike