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What do these expressions mean?

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Por su peligrosidad

Matar por la espada

Cerrar las manos

Correr a buscar

Correr a ensayar

Mírate bien

La cinta se acaba

Juzgar con mirar

Se te quedó toda ilusión en cada viejo callejón

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updated Jul 24, 2010
posted by Gustav-R
Note: I have attempted to find out what these expressions mean, but haven't found an answer. - Gustav-R, Jul 23, 2010

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As you know, we don't do translations without you first having a go at them.

I think a lot of these can be found either in the dictionary or online.

updated Jul 24, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
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Thanks for giving the effort in trying to look these up for yourself.

Por su peligrosidad = at your own risk

Matar por la espada = to stab in the back

Cerrar las manos = to close one's hands

Correr a buscar = to run a search

Correr a ensayar = to run a test

Mírate bien = take a good look

La cinta se acaba = the tape has run out/finished/ended

Juzgar con mirar = judge by a look

updated Jul 24, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
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Matar por la espada= to kill by sword Cerrar las manos= to close the(your) hands La cinta se acaba=the tape is gone...the tape runs out Juzgar con mirar=to judge by looking at?

I helped with the ones that I could :D

updated Jul 24, 2010
posted by Debiera
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Thanks for your help, but does anyone know what "Se te quedó toda ilusión en cada viejo callejón" means?

updated Jul 24, 2010
posted by Gustav-R