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Deja todo preparado con antemano para evitar demoras.

Does this sentance mean, "Leave everything prepared in advance to avoid delays?"

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updated Jul 18, 2013
edited by Thegreatone
posted by Thegreatone
Demor*a*s. - chileno, Jul 18, 2013

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Your translation is correct but the Spanish sentence is not. It should be: Deja todo preparado de antemano para evitar demoras

updated Jul 19, 2013
posted by DualG
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Dual G .. This senior grandma is a newcomer on the SpanishDict site, and I very much appreciate your clearly written :: Deja todo preparado de antemano para evitar demoras. translation clarification for TheGreatone ..I'm just learning and feeling my way around this site getting familiar how the site operates. I managed to put in Flash Card set and my Username is Animar which stands for Cheers .. at least I'm hoping that is correct. All the best to all users of this Spanish translation network. Saludos, Animar Mary

updated Jul 18, 2013
posted by Animar
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Sorry about the incorrect spelling. But, is that correctly translated?

updated Jul 18, 2013
posted by Thegreatone