ado
 noun
 esforzo
EN And it was then too, in that chill and windy way, as she began to paint, that there forced themselves upon her other things, her own inadequacy, her insignificance, keeping house for her father off the Brompton Road, and had much ado to control her impulse to fling herself (thank Heaven she had always resisted so far) at Mrs Ramsay's knee and say to her -- but what could one say to her?
GL E tamén era entón cando, daquel xeito frío e desacougado, ó poñerse a pintar, se apoderaban dela outras ideas, a súa ineptitude, a súa insignificancia, a obriga de goberna-la casa do seu pai preto de Brompton Road, e tiña que facer moitos esforzos para controla-la arroutada de botarse (gracias ó ceo que polo de agora se reprimira) onda o colo da señora Ramsay e dicirlle... ¿Pero que se lle podía dicir?
 Fonte: CAR (183)
..... without further ado
sen demora
EN Without further ado, he earmarked funds for a large-scale national prevention campaign.
GL Sen demora habilitáronse os fondos necesarios para unha prolongada campaña nacional de prevención.
Fonte: C31 (186)
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