English term
three quarters of the way up
| 5 +1 | a tres cuartos de la altura de la torre |
Alberto de Antonio Rivera
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Non-PRO (1): Jennifer Levey
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Proposed translations
Spain
Science, Eng., Mfg. Proc., Computers
Native in: Spanish (Variant: Standard-Spain) 
Works in: English to Spanish, Spanish to English
Discussion
A ojo de buen cubero, la base del hueco de la puerta estará a unos 4,5 metros (asumiendo que el hueco tenga unos 2 m de alto), a ver si alguien puede encontrar una indicación precisa.
El texto lo único que dice es que la puerta (en la parte izquierda de la torre en la imagen) está a unos 3 cuartos de la altura total de la torre (desde la base, se entiende).
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