Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
(over-evaluation of) achieving (and achievment)
Romanian translation:
(hiper-valorzarea) reușitei (şi a realizărilor)
Added to glossary by
Cristina Frasineanu
Mar 24, 2011 18:51
13 yrs ago
English term
achieving
English to Romanian
Social Sciences
Psychology
Ma intereseaza in contextul acesta al psihologiei, ca un fel de trasatura:
The main features of clinical perfectionism are listed below:
- Over-evaluation of achieving and achievment in valued domanins of life (expressed in areas such as work, performance at sports or music and in the eating disorder)
- Marginalization of other aspects of life
- Rigorous pursuit of personally demanding standards despite this having adverse effects on actual performance and causing impairment in other aspects of life.
- Discounting successes and resetting standards if goals are met (e.g. if a work goal is met, it is immediately replaced by a new, even more demanding one)
- Repeated performance checking (i.e. checking that one's performance meets one's personal standards and comparing it with that of others)
etc
"Do you think a lot about achieving and achievement?"
The main features of clinical perfectionism are listed below:
- Over-evaluation of achieving and achievment in valued domanins of life (expressed in areas such as work, performance at sports or music and in the eating disorder)
- Marginalization of other aspects of life
- Rigorous pursuit of personally demanding standards despite this having adverse effects on actual performance and causing impairment in other aspects of life.
- Discounting successes and resetting standards if goals are met (e.g. if a work goal is met, it is immediately replaced by a new, even more demanding one)
- Repeated performance checking (i.e. checking that one's performance meets one's personal standards and comparing it with that of others)
etc
"Do you think a lot about achieving and achievement?"
Proposed translations
(Romanian)
4 +1 | reușitei | Iulian Muresan |
4 +3 | reusita | Sandra & Kenneth Grossman |
4 | realizări | Midland Productions |
References
Distincţie | Peter Shortall |
Proposed translations
+1
41 mins
English term (edited):
achieving
Selected
reușitei
Pentru a avea ambii termeni, achieving and achievement puteți utiliza reușită și realizări. În română ar suna: Supraevaluarea reușitei și realizărilor. La limită puteți folosi doar realizărilor.
Reference:
Peer comment(s):
agree |
MMUK (X)
3 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Multumesc. Ati prins f. bine ideea."
+3
33 mins
reusita
reusi/reusita (profesionala etc.)
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Note added at 40 mins (2011-03-24 19:32:22 GMT)
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Cateva tras. de personalitate verificate in teste (Psihologia Online):
- Reusita (Achievement); Afiliere (Affiliation); Agresiune (Aggression); etc.
http://tinyurl.com/62l2b5d
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Note added at 52 mins (2011-03-24 19:44:22 GMT)
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Achieving e procesul prin care se ajunge la reusita, iar achievement rezultatul. De pilda "aspiratia de reusita' si "reusita".
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Note added at 40 mins (2011-03-24 19:32:22 GMT)
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Cateva tras. de personalitate verificate in teste (Psihologia Online):
- Reusita (Achievement); Afiliere (Affiliation); Agresiune (Aggression); etc.
http://tinyurl.com/62l2b5d
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Note added at 52 mins (2011-03-24 19:44:22 GMT)
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Achieving e procesul prin care se ajunge la reusita, iar achievement rezultatul. De pilda "aspiratia de reusita' si "reusita".
Note from asker:
Pai ar mai fi si achievment alaturi - pt. achievment ma gandeam la 'reusita', plus la incadrarea in context, hipervalorizarea... |
Multumesc, am scris ca sensul mi-era clar, cautam un termen care sa redea cat mai bine dpdv. al tabloului psihologic. O persoana cu perfectionism clinic se 'incranceneaza' asupra succeselor. |
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Ovidiu Martin Jurj
1 hr
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Multumesc!
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agree |
Julia Prazsmary
2 hrs
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Multumesc!
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agree |
Anca Nitu
: in esenta este corect, eu cred ca toata fraza trebuie tradusa ca sa se evidentieze diferenta dintre cei 2 termeni problematici
20 hrs
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Multumesc! Intr-adevar. Simpla inserare a doua sinonime nu e suficienta. Eventual "ambitia de reusita" si "reusita".
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5 hrs
realizări
şi "împlinire", pentru achievement, potrivit clarificării lui Peter. Cred că "achievement" aici este sinonim cu "self fulfillment"
Se spune despre un om că este/se simte împlinit sau realizat.
Sau propoziţia stereotipă "a realiza ceva în viaţă". Cred că asta este sensul/contextul.
Se spune despre un om că este/se simte împlinit sau realizat.
Sau propoziţia stereotipă "a realiza ceva în viaţă". Cred că asta este sensul/contextul.
Reference comments
11 mins
Reference:
Distincţie
Cred că e vorba de proces (achieving) şi rezultat (achievement), de exemplu:
It was interesting to me, one day I read an article that talked about achieving and achievement. Achieving was the act that leads to achievement and that we spent more time achieving than we do having achieved.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Clearing-The-Way-For-Success&id=59...
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Note added at 1 hr (2011-03-24 20:30:10 GMT)
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Ok, I just thought I'd mention it to anyone reading this question because the two words can be perfectly synonymous (achievement can also refer to the process), whereas in this case they're not.
It was interesting to me, one day I read an article that talked about achieving and achievement. Achieving was the act that leads to achievement and that we spent more time achieving than we do having achieved.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Clearing-The-Way-For-Success&id=59...
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Note added at 1 hr (2011-03-24 20:30:10 GMT)
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Ok, I just thought I'd mention it to anyone reading this question because the two words can be perfectly synonymous (achievement can also refer to the process), whereas in this case they're not.
Note from asker:
Sensul mi-era clar, ma gandeam insa la termenul potrivit in romana. |
Peer comments on this reference comment:
agree |
RODICA CIOBANU
: reusirea=procesul si rereusita=rezultatul, cred ca asa am putea sa le deosebim
58 mins
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agree |
George C.
1 hr
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agree |
Sandra & Kenneth Grossman
: Desigur (citind in fine referinta cu atentie :-))
10 hrs
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agree |
Anca Nitu
20 hrs
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