Psyche wrestling - Tradução em português
- isareiss
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What is the meaning of "wrestling" in this sentence?
"In postwar European theater, absurdist dramas provided a glimpse into the human psyche wrestling with questions about existence and meaning in life [...]"
Wrestling according to the Cambridge Dictionary: a sport in which you use your arms and legs, or sometimes the arms only, to try to force the other competitor to the ground and hold that person there for a short time. (luta?)
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"In postwar European theater, absurdist dramas provided a glimpse into the human psyche wrestling with questions about existence and meaning in life [...]"
Wrestling according to the Cambridge Dictionary: a sport in which you use your arms and legs, or sometimes the arms only, to try to force the other competitor to the ground and hold that person there for a short time. (luta?)
Thanks to all!
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- Ricardo F. Bernardi
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ISAREISS,
To wrestle
>> lutar [corpo a corpo].
To wrestle with something
>> lutar com algo [um problema, etc.]
In postwar European theater, absurdist dramas provided a glimpse into the human psyche wrestling with questions about existence and meaning in life.
>> No teatro europeu do pós-guerra, dramas absurdos forneceram um vislumbre da psique humana lutando com questões sobre existência e significado na vida.
REFERENCE: Peason Education. Longman Dictionary. 2004.
To wrestle
>> lutar [corpo a corpo].
To wrestle with something
>> lutar com algo [um problema, etc.]
In postwar European theater, absurdist dramas provided a glimpse into the human psyche wrestling with questions about existence and meaning in life.
>> No teatro europeu do pós-guerra, dramas absurdos forneceram um vislumbre da psique humana lutando com questões sobre existência e significado na vida.
REFERENCE: Peason Education. Longman Dictionary. 2004.
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