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Parece que ella te va a atar a ti. | Sounds like she's gonna tie you up. |
¿Crees que Buffy no va a atar cabos? Es muy lista. | You don't think Buffy'll be able to put that together? |
¿En serio crees que va a atar cabos? | You really think this one's gonna put two and two together? |
No te va a atar. | He is not going to tie you up. |
También es importante entender lo que va a atar a su solución de software de recursos humanos. | It's also important to understand what you will be tying to your HR software solution. |
El Brexit nos va a afectar en ciertas ayudas, pero no nos va a atar económicamente. | Brexit is going to affect us in certain ways, but it is not going to tie us down economically. |
Si no se espera que regrese a la rentabilidad en el corto plazo, que va a atar a su cartera que usted podría estar usando para comprar mejores ofertas. | If it's not expected to return to profitability anytime soon, it's gonna tie up your portfolio which you could be using to purchase better deals. |
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