a more thorough definition of "meta"
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When looking up the definition of "meta" in the dictionary, it defines the meaning as -goal, finishing line. Yet, when I put the following sentence to be translated: no tengo a nadie que me meta en el estanque, it translates it as I don't have anyone to "put" me in the pool. Where can I find the definition as "put" and is that the same as "poner?"
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updated Aug 24, 2010
posted by jgundy
In the way I'm thinking of it, it is like "to put in" rather than "to put" like poner. - MacFadden, Aug 22, 2010
Like, meter on gol. To score a goal, to put the ball into the net. - MacFadden, Aug 22, 2010
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Hola:
En este caso viene del verbo "meter". That should help you 
updated Aug 24, 2010
edited by LuisaGomezBartle
posted by LuisaGomezBartle
