Jan 27, 2013 18:00
11 yrs ago
Spanish term

que se venía dando en grandes grupos

Spanish to English Law/Patents Law (general) decriminalization of abor
Dicho cambio, que se venía dando en grandes grupos de la sociedad colombiana a raíz de variaciones de la mentalidad, de la moralidad y de su imaginario...

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Luisa P (asker) Jan 27, 2013:
to a new stipulation done by the colombian court
Lisa McCarthy Jan 27, 2013:
@ Luisa ¿A qué 'cambio' se refiere?

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was occurring in large groups of (Columbian society)

Introduction | Spiritualistic Practices
spiritualisticpractices.com/exposing...in.../introduction/ - United States
This change was occurring in individuals and in society at large. It was slow at first, starting in the 60's but picked up momentum in an accelerating manner with ...

The Crisis of Americanism -pt 8
voegelinview.com/all-Current.../the-crisis-of-americanism-pt-8.html
He disputed that a fundamental change was occurring in American society, such as the critics claimed. He claimed "that it is the basic value-system, as solidified ...
Note from asker:
thank you very much Lisa :)
Peer comment(s):

agree lorenab23 : yes, large
4 mins
Thanks, Lorena :)
agree Charles Davis : I agree, "large" is good. "Large sections of society" sounds better to me than "groups". PS. Colombian, not Columbian :)
28 mins
Thanks, Charles - I wasn´t totally sold on 'groups' either and was thinking of 'swathes' and other synonyms but 'sections' is just right I think.
agree AllegroTrans : "Large sections of society"
3 hrs
Thanks!
agree MollyRose : I agree with "sections," too.
2 days 1 hr
Thanks!
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which had been taking place in big groups ....

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14 mins

changes that have been taking place in Colombian (civil) society groups

también puedes utilizar "unfolding". Saludos
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ocuring/ongoing at the time in major groups

I wonder if "grandes" actually refers to the size of the groups or the quantity? If it's quantity, then "numerous".



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