Translation of "hangers" to Spanish language:
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| I need some hangers. | Necesito algunas perchas. |
| And there was about a thousand coat hangers that I'd collected. | Y había unas mil perchas que había recolectado. |
| So I was just like, well there's all kinds of coat hangers. | Así que era como, bueno hay todo tipo de perchas. |
| These are 65,000 coat hangers in a street that's lined with fashion stores. | Estos son 65,000 ganchos de ropa en la calle a un lado de tiendas de ropa |
| The second thing you need to do is pay your political hangers on. | Lo segundo que hay que hacer es pagar a tus parásitos políticos. |
| At seven years old I figured it out. I got three and a half cents for a thousand coat hangers. | A los 7 años lo entendí. Conseguí 3,5 centavos por mil perchas. |
| And I was calling all the dry cleaners in Winnipeg to find out how much would the dry cleaners pay me for coat hangers. | Estaba llamando a todas las tintorerías de Winnipeg para averiguar cuánto pagarían las tintorerías por las perchas. |
| Each local government is organized like the central government a bureaucracy, a cabinet, a parliament, and so many jobs for the political hangers on. | cada gobierno local está organizado como el gobierno central una burocracia, un consejo, un parlamento, y muchos trabajos para los parásitos políticos. |
| And my mom came into the room and she said, Where are you going to get the coat hangers to sell to the dry cleaners? | Y mi mamá entró en la habitación y dijo De dónde vas a sacar las perchas que vas a vender a la tintorería? |
| Because, when I told her I was going out to play with the kids, I was going door to door in the neighborhood to collect coat hangers to put in the basement to sell. | Porque, cuando le decía que salía a jugar con los niños iba puerta por puerta en el vecindario juntando perchas para dejar en el sótano para venderlas. |
| This is Popular Workbench. Popular science magazines in those days I had a huge collection of them from the '30s all they are is just poor people being asked to make sunglasses out of wire coat hangers and everything improvised and dreaming about these wonderful giant radio robots playing ice hockey at 300 miles an hour it's all going to happen, it's all going to be wonderful. | Esto es Popular Workbench. Era una revista científica popular en aquel entonces Tenía una colección enorme de los años 30 no era más que unos pobres que tenían que hacer gafas de sol con perchas de alambre, todo improvisado, y soñaban con esos maravillosos radiorrobots gigantes jugando al hockey sobre hielo a 500 kilómetros por hora todo eso sucederá, será maravilloso. |
