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  1. 06-May-2007, 16:58 #1
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    Default out of the steps

    how can I translate "out of the steps" into Spanish in: "carry the boy out of the steps and into a waiting van"?
  2. 06-May-2007, 22:13 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: out of the steps

    More context is really needed. Is the phrase in fact "down the steps"?
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