Spanish term
vacaciones
Estaría la oración: "Ella nos visitó tras dos semanas de vacaciones".
Muchas gracias.
Nov 12, 2020 19:29: Jane Martin changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): philgoddard, patinba, Jane Martin
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Proposed translations
She visited us after having been on vacation for two weeks
She visited us after returning/having returned from a two-week long vacation
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neilmac
: Most likely ...
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Neil Ashby
19 hrs
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Michele Fauble
4 days
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she visited us after two weeks when she was on vacation
She visited us after being on holiday for two weeks.
She paid us a visit after her two-week vacation.
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Neil Ashby
: "She paid us a visit" seems the most natural to me.
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Thanks Neil!
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Discussion
Dice No PRO, bien, pero...