Wondering about an expression...
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Hi there! I know we're not supposed to ask for translations, but I have searched in my usual places and I can't figure out the meaning of this (probably idiomatic) phrase I heard on TV: It's either "Salirle el paso" or "Salirle al paso", I'm not quite sure.
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updated Mar 4, 2013
posted by PumpkinCalabaza
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¡Hola, Amiga, buenos días!
I found this online.
Salir al paso de algo = to be quick to deny something
Han salido al paso de la acusación = they've been quick to deny the accusation
Salir del paso = to get out of trouble
updated Mar 4, 2013
posted by --Mariana--
Gracias por idioma nueva - gohern, Mar 4, 2013
Thanks!!! :) - PumpkinCalabaza, Mar 4, 2013
