Tough luck on both of them.
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Mala sort per a tots dos.
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Font: Covost2
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But this good habit is being lost and it’s more and more usual that we have to listen to the songs without any support; if we don’t know them well enough, tough luck.
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Però aquest bon costum s’està perdent i cada cop més sovint hem d’escoltar les cançons sense cap suport; si les coneixem bé, i si no, mala sort.
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Font: MaCoCu
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Well tough luck because your messages just disappeared and there’s no way to find them again.
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Doncs mala sort perquè els teus missatges acaben de desaparèixer i no hi ha manera de tornar-los a trobar.
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Font: AINA
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Can they get supplies from their own factories in China, or will the reintroduction of quotas be just tough luck on them for having lost their livelihood and been obliged to lay off their workers in Europe?
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Podran proveir-se de les seves pròpies fàbriques a la Xina, o suposarà la nova introducció de les quotes un cop de mala sort, que es traduirà a veure’s privades del seu mitjà de vida i en la necessitat d’acomiadar a les seves plantilles a Europa?
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Font: Europarl
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You have not had good luck, but working luck.
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No has tingut bona sort, sinó sort treballada.
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Font: MaCoCu
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Luck, especially bad luck, is often said to "come in threes".
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Es diu sovint que la sort, especialment la mala sort, “ve de tres en tres”.
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Font: Covost2
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Fishing for bass is tough.
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La pesca del llobarro és complicada.
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Font: Covost2
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Difficulty translating a tough term?
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Us costa traduir un terme difícil?
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Font: MaCoCu
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So that’s a tough one.
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Així que aquesta és complicada.
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Font: TedTalks
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So it was kind of tough.
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O sigui que va ser bastant dur.
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Font: Covost2
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