Nov 18, 2009 19:10
14 yrs ago
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English term
some high school
English to Portuguese
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Education / Pedagogy
níveis de educação
Eu traduziria como "ensino médio", mas em seguida preciso traduzir "some high school".
Proposed translations
(Portuguese)
5 | some high school | Eng-Port |
4 +3 | segundo grau incompleto | Humberto Ribas |
5 | ensino médio incompleto | Silvia Aquino |
Proposed translations
3 days 6 hrs
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some high school
High school in the United states includes years 9-12 of the scholastic development.
In Brazil this corresponds to your three years of technical school.
"some high school" may have several meanings... "some" High School could be saying "I have some (but not all) High School... In other words... example
"I went to school for only 2 years and Dropped out before graduation."
Some high school could also be used to say: "He attends some high school in New York city"... in this case "some" would be indication of a high school who's name is unknown.
Lastly... it could be used to express either a sense of awe.. or disgust...
Example: When hearing what school he attended the girls chided him saying "Wow... that's some high school you go to..."
or after the end of the football season... the winning school could be described with the very same words... but the meaning being positive instead of negative. "Wow!! Now that is some high school!
If this is the answer to the question of "What is your highest level of education?" Then the meaning would be the first example above: "Some High School"; "Some" meaning "less than Graduation" or "I Did not finish High school"
Hope this helps.
In Brazil this corresponds to your three years of technical school.
"some high school" may have several meanings... "some" High School could be saying "I have some (but not all) High School... In other words... example
"I went to school for only 2 years and Dropped out before graduation."
Some high school could also be used to say: "He attends some high school in New York city"... in this case "some" would be indication of a high school who's name is unknown.
Lastly... it could be used to express either a sense of awe.. or disgust...
Example: When hearing what school he attended the girls chided him saying "Wow... that's some high school you go to..."
or after the end of the football season... the winning school could be described with the very same words... but the meaning being positive instead of negative. "Wow!! Now that is some high school!
If this is the answer to the question of "What is your highest level of education?" Then the meaning would be the first example above: "Some High School"; "Some" meaning "less than Graduation" or "I Did not finish High school"
Hope this helps.
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4 mins
segundo grau incompleto
Ensino edio/segundo grau incompleto
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Note added at 5 mins (2009-11-18 19:15:59 GMT)
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Opa: ensino médio
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Note added at 5 mins (2009-11-18 19:15:59 GMT)
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Opa: ensino médio
Peer comment(s):
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Beta Cummins
8 mins
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obrigado
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agree |
Marcelo da Luz
: É duro a gente se convencer de que agora é "Ensino Médio"...
8 mins
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obrigado
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agree |
Marisa Colb(BR)
1 hr
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obrigado
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5 hrs
ensino médio incompleto
Enem - Exame Nacional do Ensino Médio - Um ensino para a vida ... Saiba como cada Instituição Federal de Ensino Superior (Ifes) e Instituto Federal vai ...
www.enem.inep.gov.br/
www.enem.inep.gov.br/
Discussion
Atualmente já não se usam os termos “colegial” e “segundo grau”, que foram substituídos por “ensino médio”.