Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
hino do baile
English translation:
theme song of the ball
Added to glossary by
Sheryle Oliver
Feb 2, 2012 23:33
12 yrs ago
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Portuguese term
hino do baile
Portuguese to English
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release de um baile de um hotel
Um grande nome da música brasileira interpretará o hino do baile
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +4 | theme song of the ball | Sheryle Oliver |
4 +1 | the ball's anthem/anthem of the ball | Lindsay Spratt |
4 | danceing classic | Andrew Nimmo |
3 +1 | this year's anthem... | Marian Vieyra |
Change log
Feb 8, 2012 19:31: Sheryle Oliver Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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theme song of the ball
In US English, we say /theme song/ for private events. Anthems have such a patriotic ring...
Mardi Gras 2010
issuu.com/jambalayanews/docs/mardi_gras_issue_201022 Feb 2010 – To entertain the King and Queen, Alan Jackson (Craig Arabie) and Jimmy Buffett (Michael Allen) performed the theme song of the ball, "It's Five ...
Mardi Gras 2010
issuu.com/jambalayanews/docs/mardi_gras_issue_201022 Feb 2010 – To entertain the King and Queen, Alan Jackson (Craig Arabie) and Jimmy Buffett (Michael Allen) performed the theme song of the ball, "It's Five ...
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5 mins
danceing classic
That is, it's a well-known song.
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Note added at 5 mins (2012-02-02 23:38:55 GMT)
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sorry, I meant 'dancing classic'
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Note added at 5 mins (2012-02-02 23:38:55 GMT)
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sorry, I meant 'dancing classic'
Reference:
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22 mins
the ball's anthem/anthem of the ball
I assume this refers to carnival. Different balls have their own anthems. More context would help me know which of the two options is best, it's hard to get the flow of the text with just one sentence.
On Carnival balls (in Rio) from http://www.lan.com/en_uk/sitio_personas/destination-guides/b... :
Carnaval Balls
Carnaval balls are giant, sometimes costumed, parties with live music and dancing, and an ambience that runs the gamut from staid and formal to wild and a bit tawdry. The most famous and formal ball (you’ll need a tux) is held at the Copacabana Palace, where you’ll have the opportunity to celebrate with Rio’s glitterati as well as international stars. Tickets cost R$1100 to R$3200.
Popular but less pricey balls (around R$40) are held at Rio Scenarium and at Scala. The most extravagant gay balls are found at LeBoy. To help get in the mood, these are good places to don a costume.
Tickets go on sale about two weeks beforehand, and the balls are held nightly during Carnaval. The Veja Rio insert in Veja magazine has details.
On Carnival balls (in Rio) from http://www.lan.com/en_uk/sitio_personas/destination-guides/b... :
Carnaval Balls
Carnaval balls are giant, sometimes costumed, parties with live music and dancing, and an ambience that runs the gamut from staid and formal to wild and a bit tawdry. The most famous and formal ball (you’ll need a tux) is held at the Copacabana Palace, where you’ll have the opportunity to celebrate with Rio’s glitterati as well as international stars. Tickets cost R$1100 to R$3200.
Popular but less pricey balls (around R$40) are held at Rio Scenarium and at Scala. The most extravagant gay balls are found at LeBoy. To help get in the mood, these are good places to don a costume.
Tickets go on sale about two weeks beforehand, and the balls are held nightly during Carnaval. The Veja Rio insert in Veja magazine has details.
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18 hrs
this year's anthem...
I'd leave out "ball" to make it sound better in English.
...will perform this year's anthem.
...will perform this year's anthem.
Peer comment(s):
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Emma Cox
: I agree - I once played the tamborim with Mangueira (hehe - I know, I was rubbish!), and I clearly remember the "verde e rosa" anthem that year - definitely anthem!
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Thanks, Emma. Love Mangueira...
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