How is the phrase atar unos cuantos cabos sueltos translated from Spanish to English

English translation
tie up a few loose ends
phrase

Terminar las pequeñas tareas o detalles que quedan pendientes.

To finish small remaining tasks or details.

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  • Tengo que atar unos cuantos cabos sueltos antes de irme. — I need to tie up a few loose ends before I leave.

  • ¿Me ayudas a atar unos cuantos cabos sueltos de este proyecto? — Can you help me tie up a few loose ends on this project?

  • Atemos unos cuantos cabos sueltos en la reunión de hoy. — Let's tie up a few loose ends in our meeting today.

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