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wanted nothing - перевод на испанский
Ex: Nothing happens until the ENTER key is pressed.
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* achieve + nothing = no conseguir nada, no llevar a ninguna parte
* add up to + nothing = no ser nada, no ser gran cosa, no suponer nada, no significar nada
* be good for nothing = no servir para nada, ser una raya en el agua
* be not for nothing = valer la pena
* be nothing less than = ser nada más y nada menos que
* be nothing like = no parecerse en nada a
* be nothing more than = no ser más que
* be nothing of the sort = ser algo completamente distinto
* be nothing short of = no diferenciarse de, ser similar a, ser realmente
* call for + nothing less than + genius = necesitar ser un genio
* come to + nothing = no fructificar, no dar fruto
* come up with + nothing = no tener éxito
* count + for nothing = contar para nada, servir para nada
* do + nothing but = no hacer otra cosa que
* for nothing = por nada, a cambio de nada
* fret about + nothing = hacer una montaña de un grano de arena, ahogarse en un vaso de agua, exagerar
* get + worked up about nothing = hacer una montaña de un grano de arena, ahogarse en un vaso de agua, exagerar
* good-for-nothing = mequetrefe, inútil
* have + nothing against = no tener nada en contra de
* have + nothing to lose = no tener nada que perder
* if nothing else = aunque no sirva para otra cosa, aunque no sea para otra cosa
* much ado about nothing = mucho ruido y pocas nueces, no decir nada nuevo
* next to nothing = casi nada, poquísimo
* nothing before something arrangement = ordenación palabra por palabra
* nothing before something method = método de ordenación palabra por palabra
* nothing + can + be further from the truth = nada + estar + más lejos de la verdad, nada + estar + más lejos de la realidad, nada + estar + más apartado de la verdad, nada + estar + más apartado de la realidad
* nothing can be further from the truth = nada puede estar más apartado de la realidad, nada puede estar más alejado de la realidad
* nothing + come of = resultar fallido, no haber consecuencias, ser un fracaso
* nothing comes without a cost = nada es gratis, todo cuesta algo
* nothing else = nada más
* Verbo + nothing else but = no + Verbo + otra cosa que
* nothing in particular = nada de importancia
* nothing is done until it's done = nada se acaba hasta que no se acaba
* nothing less than = nada más y nada menos que
* nothing more, nothing less = ni más ni menos
* nothing whatsoever = nada en absoluto
* one thing + have + nothing to do with the other = una cosa no + tener + nada que ver con la otra, confundir la velocidad con el tocino
* stop at + nothing short of = hacerlo todo menos, hacerlo todo excepto
* there + be + nothing like = no + haber + nada como
* there + be + nothing wrong in/with = no + haber + nada malo en
* think + nothing of + Gerundio = no darle demasiada importancia a + Infinitivo, no importar + Infinitivo
* to say nothing of = por no decir nada de, sin meternos en el hecho de que
* to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth = decir la verdad, toda la verdad y nada más que la verdad
* want + nothing to do with = no querer tener nada que ver con, no querer saber nada de
* work for + nothing = trabajar a cambio de nada
Википедия
Mary Walker-Sawka (born c. 1916) was a Canadian film producer, who was the first woman ever to seek the leadership of a major federal political party in Canada. She was a surprise last-minute candidate at the 1967 leadership convention of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, a centre-right party that formed the official opposition in the House of Commons of Canada at the time. Unlike other leadership candidates, who had spent months campaigning, announcing policy positions and travelling across the country to meet delegates, Walker-Sawka announced and filed her candidacy just a few days before the convention began.
The convention had been called after a revolt by party members against the leadership of John Diefenbaker. Walker-Sawka said that she was a Diefenbaker supporter, but was running because she felt she could "add a few things" to Diefenbaker’s program. She gave a short speech setting out her ideas for PC party policy:
- Canada should withdraw from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD);
- Canada should closely supervise its foreign aid programs to ensure that aid does not end up on the black market;
- all houses more than 20 or 30 years old should be torn down and re-built;
- Old Age Security payments should be increased to $100 per month;
- the education system should be modernized, and at least six languages should be taught in schools;
- the 11% federal sales tax should be eliminated.
She implored women to support her out of solidarity with her desire to advance women's equality in politics.
She was one of only three candidates, along with Michael Starr and Wallace McCutcheon, who did not include any French language comments in their speeches. The Globe and Mail reported that she "looked like a housewife who had mistakenly wandered on stage while looking for a bingo game". Walker-Sawka stated that as head of a film production company, she had never had time to be a housewife. She was nominated by her sole supporter, Marian Ray, but had no seconder. Some time passed before Barbara Wheeler, a delegate for George Hees, seconded Walker-Sawka's nomination in order to save her the embarrassment. Walker-Sawka won only two votes on the first ballot and was dropped from the ballot.
In November 1967 Walker-Sawka sent a telegram to federal cabinet minister Judy LaMarsh, lobbying to be appointed as head of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on the grounds that she had experience in film and television production, and was willing to do the job for "half the price" of outgoing president Alphonse Ouimet. She was not selected for the position. In December she was the only candidate from the September leadership contest who was not invited to take part in a party strategy session, because she could not bring any significant base of support and the party had doubts about how active and committed she was as a member.
She was a partner with her husband Paul Sawka in the film production company Palmar Productions. In 1968 Palmar Productions released its feature film The Man Who Wanted Nothing. Walker-Sawka was the film's director. The film, which Walker-Sawka described as a "metaphysical comedy", was submitted to the 20th Canadian Film Awards in 1968, but won no awards and never received any subsequent commercial distribution.
