Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
el cielo se viste de fiesta
English translation:
the heavens rejoice
Added to glossary by
Myriam S
Jun 18, 2009 15:08
14 yrs ago
Spanish term
el cielo se viste de fiesta
Spanish to English
Art/Literary
Poetry & Literature
idiomatic expression
This idiomatic expression comes from a poem.
"Si afuera está despejado
y el cielo se viste de fiesta
porqué hundirse en la grieta"
"Si afuera está despejado
y el cielo se viste de fiesta
porqué hundirse en la grieta"
Proposed translations
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Proposed translations
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the heavens rejoice
es sólo una solo una sugerencia.
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4 mins
the skies are alive with celebration
An idea.
Good luck.
Good luck.
10 mins
and the sky is all decked out
Suerte
17 mins
the sun is smiling out of a blue sky
I found the poem "en contra de la violencia familiar"
http://www.mundopoesia.com/foros/poemas-melancolicos-tristes...
http://www.mundopoesia.com/foros/poemas-melancolicos-tristes...
4 hrs
and heaven is colored with joy
and there's splendor in the sky
5 hrs
the sky is dressed in its Sunday best
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the take is
vestirse de fiesta -wearing you best clothes as on a Sunday to go to church.
the take is
vestirse de fiesta -wearing you best clothes as on a Sunday to go to church.
6 hrs
the sky sparkles with joy
if the weather is clear
and the sky sparkles with joy
why hide in the hole
and the sky sparkles with joy
why hide in the hole
10 hrs
and it's a festive sky
HTH
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