It is a Spanish proverb that means "Be patient a little longer, and the fruit will fall into your hand." It conveys the idea that patience can lead to rewards or success.
The phrase means "man to man". In a sentence, that would be "The two at the bar decided to take it outside and settle it 'mano a mano'."
Mano izquierda
1000 in Maori is "ngā mano".
Unas manos is the plural form of "una mano".
The phrase "mano a mano" in Spanish translates to "hand to hand" in English. It is often used to describe a situation where two individuals or groups are directly facing each other in a competition or confrontation.
Literally, be patient; the fruit will fall into your hand. Figuratively, I've heard it to mean: With patience, the fruit of your labors will soon be yours to enjoy.
Mano a Mano was created on 1998-10-20.
The duration of Mano Ya Na Mano - Zee TV - is 3120.0 seconds.
The cast of Mano a Mano - 2010 includes: Eduardo Gleason as Miguel
Mano is a hand
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The cast of Mano a mano - 1930 includes: Celedonio Flores Carlos Gardel
Mano Ya Na Mano - Zee TV - was created in 1995.
"hand to hand", i.e. one on one, man to man, etc. (the proper spelling is actually "mano a mano". "mano y mano" translates to "hand and hand")Man to Man - as in 'We talked it over, man to man'
Mano-a-Mano - 2008 was released on: USA: 7 March 2008 (South by Southwest Film Festival)
The Big Break - 2003 Mano a Mano was released on: USA: 28 November 2006
The phrase means "man to man". In a sentence, that would be "The two at the bar decided to take it outside and settle it 'mano a mano'."