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"mucha tela" what does it mean?

"mucha tela" what does it mean?

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When someone says "mucha tela" what can it mean?

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updated Aug 24, 2011
posted by k0uk0u
are you looking for an idiomatic/figurative meaning? - 0074b507, Aug 24, 2011

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clipped online:

‘Mucha tela para cortar’.

This literally means ‘a lot of cloth to cut’, but it is used idiomatically to mean that there’s a lot to do, or a lot to talk about. Very often it is used to mean that there’s more to do than you think. Here’s an example:

‘Vamos a centrar en esta cuestión porque hay mucha tela para cortar aquí’

‘Let’s focus on this subject for a while. There’s a lot to talk about here.’

updated Aug 24, 2011
posted by 0074b507
I have hear that too Q - pacofinkler, Aug 24, 2011
we use "mucho lana" for a lot of money - pacofinkler, Aug 24, 2011
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in translation it means "much fabric" Hope this helps.

P.S. If you click home page there is a translation thing where you can type in word and it tells you Spanish or English whichever you choose.

updated Aug 24, 2011
posted by poppypepper22