Call-out distances, the wall's louder! Meaning?
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I'm trying to translate this sentence but I have no clue of what does this mean. I copy-paste the full dialogue for some frame just in case it may help:
Father: Here we are, the team!
Guy: The flying wedge.
Mom: Fealess!
Daughter: Suicidal!
Father: We have the fastest blade-changing time of any pit crew on the circuit.
Guy: Call-out distances, the wall's louder.
Daughter: You guys are crazy. You're all crazy.
If this may be of any help this comes from the movie Ice castles (1978)
Thanks in advance!
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I'm trying to translate this sentence but I have no clue of what does this mean. I copy-paste the full dialogue for some frame just in case it may help:
Father: Here we are, the team!
Guy: The flying wedge.
Mom: Fealess!
Daughter: Suicidal!
Father: We have the fastest blade-changing time of any pit crew on the circuit.
Guy: Call-out distances, the wall's louder.
Daughter: You guys are crazy. You're all crazy.
If this may be of any help this comes from the movie Ice castles (1978)
Thanks in advance!
meaning
asked Apr 7 at 21:08
Baffo rastaBaffo rasta
105
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it asks about what is said during the sound track of a film (to which no link is provided). It is not a question about the English Language.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
@TrevorD You can't expect me to provide you copyright protected material. Moreover a question about a meaning IS actually about english language. Instead your comment is off topic so I vote to delete It.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
We need some context though. Is there a physical wall present when they're talking? Is there some object present whose distance to some goal or hazard is important? Is there some reason the "wall", whatever it is, would be making noise?
– The Photon
2 days ago
The sentence is being said while insidie a car and the framing is fully insidie the car, so I think there's no chance that the wall Is physical. The surrounding context is that the daughter has just decided to train again after a serious injury and the whole family is diving her to the ice rink.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
@Bafforasta You mentioned that this material came from a movie, but there was no indication in your Q. that this is copyright material. In the absence of any other information, I assumed that it was likely from YouTube or similar and that there would be a link. Additionally, I inferred (also obviously wrongly) that you were uncertain about what words were actually used & were asking us to interpret them. Apologies for my mistake - but your Q. could have given more details & context as asked in another comment.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
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I'm trying to translate this sentence but I have no clue of what does this mean. I copy-paste the full dialogue for some frame just in case it may help:
Father: Here we are, the team!
Guy: The flying wedge.
Mom: Fealess!
Daughter: Suicidal!
Father: We have the fastest blade-changing time of any pit crew on the circuit.
Guy: Call-out distances, the wall's louder.
Daughter: You guys are crazy. You're all crazy.
If this may be of any help this comes from the movie Ice castles (1978)
Thanks in advance!
meaning
asked Apr 7 at 21:08
Baffo rastaBaffo rasta
105
I'm trying to translate this sentence but I have no clue of what does this mean. I copy-paste the full dialogue for some frame just in case it may help:
Father: Here we are, the team!
Guy: The flying wedge.
Mom: Fealess!
Daughter: Suicidal!
Father: We have the fastest blade-changing time of any pit crew on the circuit.
Guy: Call-out distances, the wall's louder.
Daughter: You guys are crazy. You're all crazy.
If this may be of any help this comes from the movie Ice castles (1978)
Thanks in advance!
meaning
meaning
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asked Apr 7 at 21:08
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it asks about what is said during the sound track of a film (to which no link is provided). It is not a question about the English Language.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
@TrevorD You can't expect me to provide you copyright protected material. Moreover a question about a meaning IS actually about english language. Instead your comment is off topic so I vote to delete It.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
We need some context though. Is there a physical wall present when they're talking? Is there some object present whose distance to some goal or hazard is important? Is there some reason the "wall", whatever it is, would be making noise?
– The Photon
2 days ago
The sentence is being said while insidie a car and the framing is fully insidie the car, so I think there's no chance that the wall Is physical. The surrounding context is that the daughter has just decided to train again after a serious injury and the whole family is diving her to the ice rink.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
@Bafforasta You mentioned that this material came from a movie, but there was no indication in your Q. that this is copyright material. In the absence of any other information, I assumed that it was likely from YouTube or similar and that there would be a link. Additionally, I inferred (also obviously wrongly) that you were uncertain about what words were actually used & were asking us to interpret them. Apologies for my mistake - but your Q. could have given more details & context as asked in another comment.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it asks about what is said during the sound track of a film (to which no link is provided). It is not a question about the English Language.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
@TrevorD You can't expect me to provide you copyright protected material. Moreover a question about a meaning IS actually about english language. Instead your comment is off topic so I vote to delete It.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
We need some context though. Is there a physical wall present when they're talking? Is there some object present whose distance to some goal or hazard is important? Is there some reason the "wall", whatever it is, would be making noise?
– The Photon
2 days ago
The sentence is being said while insidie a car and the framing is fully insidie the car, so I think there's no chance that the wall Is physical. The surrounding context is that the daughter has just decided to train again after a serious injury and the whole family is diving her to the ice rink.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
@Bafforasta You mentioned that this material came from a movie, but there was no indication in your Q. that this is copyright material. In the absence of any other information, I assumed that it was likely from YouTube or similar and that there would be a link. Additionally, I inferred (also obviously wrongly) that you were uncertain about what words were actually used & were asking us to interpret them. Apologies for my mistake - but your Q. could have given more details & context as asked in another comment.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it asks about what is said during the sound track of a film (to which no link is provided). It is not a question about the English Language.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it asks about what is said during the sound track of a film (to which no link is provided). It is not a question about the English Language.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
@TrevorD You can't expect me to provide you copyright protected material. Moreover a question about a meaning IS actually about english language. Instead your comment is off topic so I vote to delete It.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
@TrevorD You can't expect me to provide you copyright protected material. Moreover a question about a meaning IS actually about english language. Instead your comment is off topic so I vote to delete It.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
We need some context though. Is there a physical wall present when they're talking? Is there some object present whose distance to some goal or hazard is important? Is there some reason the "wall", whatever it is, would be making noise?
– The Photon
2 days ago
We need some context though. Is there a physical wall present when they're talking? Is there some object present whose distance to some goal or hazard is important? Is there some reason the "wall", whatever it is, would be making noise?
– The Photon
2 days ago
The sentence is being said while insidie a car and the framing is fully insidie the car, so I think there's no chance that the wall Is physical. The surrounding context is that the daughter has just decided to train again after a serious injury and the whole family is diving her to the ice rink.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
The sentence is being said while insidie a car and the framing is fully insidie the car, so I think there's no chance that the wall Is physical. The surrounding context is that the daughter has just decided to train again after a serious injury and the whole family is diving her to the ice rink.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
@Bafforasta You mentioned that this material came from a movie, but there was no indication in your Q. that this is copyright material. In the absence of any other information, I assumed that it was likely from YouTube or similar and that there would be a link. Additionally, I inferred (also obviously wrongly) that you were uncertain about what words were actually used & were asking us to interpret them. Apologies for my mistake - but your Q. could have given more details & context as asked in another comment.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
@Bafforasta You mentioned that this material came from a movie, but there was no indication in your Q. that this is copyright material. In the absence of any other information, I assumed that it was likely from YouTube or similar and that there would be a link. Additionally, I inferred (also obviously wrongly) that you were uncertain about what words were actually used & were asking us to interpret them. Apologies for my mistake - but your Q. could have given more details & context as asked in another comment.
– TrevorD
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it asks about what is said during the sound track of a film (to which no link is provided). It is not a question about the English Language.
– TrevorD
2 days ago
@TrevorD You can't expect me to provide you copyright protected material. Moreover a question about a meaning IS actually about english language. Instead your comment is off topic so I vote to delete It.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
We need some context though. Is there a physical wall present when they're talking? Is there some object present whose distance to some goal or hazard is important? Is there some reason the "wall", whatever it is, would be making noise?
– The Photon
2 days ago
The sentence is being said while insidie a car and the framing is fully insidie the car, so I think there's no chance that the wall Is physical. The surrounding context is that the daughter has just decided to train again after a serious injury and the whole family is diving her to the ice rink.
– Baffo rasta
2 days ago
@Bafforasta You mentioned that this material came from a movie, but there was no indication in your Q. that this is copyright material. In the absence of any other information, I assumed that it was likely from YouTube or similar and that there would be a link. Additionally, I inferred (also obviously wrongly) that you were uncertain about what words were actually used & were asking us to interpret them. Apologies for my mistake - but your Q. could have given more details & context as asked in another comment.
– TrevorD
2 days ago