I need some help in translation
I try to understand this sentence which comes from Tim Horvath's Understories;
Construction teams lent out their brawniest, resplendent in colorful Tshirts sporting memorable slogans.
What did teams lend out? Brawniest? Does it mean strong people? Do they wear T-shirts with slogans?
Could anyone help me please?
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What did teams lend out? Brawniest? Does it mean strong people?
- What did teams lend out?
- Brawniest?
- Does it mean strong people?
- Yes, strongest and most muscular.
- Do they wear T-shirts with slogans?
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What did teams lend out? Brawniest? Does it mean strong people? Yes, strongest and most muscular.
Do they wear T-shirts with slogans? Yes
0The construction teams let some other people to borrow their strongest and most muscular colleagues who looked very bright and attractive because they were ostentatiously wearing colorful T-shirts with easy to remember slogans about sport.
sport is a verb, meaning 'wear ostentatiously'.
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