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Presente de subjuntivo para el sujeto yo del verbo atar.
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¿Tiene algo que me ate a esto, o solo me echaba de menos?
You have anything tying this to me, or do you just miss me?
No esperarás que me ate a un solo hombre.
Don't expect me to tie myself to one man.
No me acostaré con otro hombre, ni aunque me ate.
I'll never sleep with another man, even if they tie me up.
¿Qué quieres? ¿Que me ate a un árbol como carnaza?
What do you want, that I hang from a tree as bait?
No merece la pena ni que me ate las botas.
It's not worth lacing up my boots. Wasting our time.
No merece la pena ni que me ate las botas.
It's not worth lacing up my boots.
No me ate las manos, Sr. Presidente.
Don't tie my hands, Mr. President.
¡Pero si no tengo nada que me ate para volver allí!
But I have nothing to go back to! You knowthat!
No hay nada que me ate a él.
Nothing to tie me to him.
Porque no hay nada que me ate aquí.
Because there's nothing for me here.
No hay nada más que me ate aquí.
There's nothing holding me here anymore.
No dejo que cualquiera me ate.
I don't let just anyone tie me up.
No, no tengo nada que me ate a Edo.
No. I don't have any relatives there.
No me ate ahora las manos.
Do not tie my hands now.
No necesito que me ate las piernas, a ti sí que habría que atártelas.
No need to tie my legs, maybe he should tie yours.
No tengo nada que me ate a Edo.
I don't have any relatives there.
No tengo nada que me ate aquí.
I have no standing here.
Nada que me ate.
Nothing to hold me back.
Será mejor que me ate la corbata.
And I've got to make this tie.
Sí, me pongo en camino mañana. No es que no haya nada que me ate a Stoolbend.
It's not like there's anything to keep me here in Stoolbend.
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