Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Feb 21, 2002 06:23
22 yrs ago
English term
born to dance
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"born to dance" is the phrase I am looking for. I need a chinese symbol (shortest possible).Thanks
Proposed translations
(Chinese)
4 +2 | 天生的舞蹈家 | Libin PhD |
4 +1 | 天生舞者 | ecindy |
4 | 籖τネ | Li-chuan Yen |
4 | 揤惗慞晳 | Sunshine Wang |
4 | Other choices | Xiaoping Fu |
4 | 天生飞行员 | Baohong Liu |
Proposed translations
+2
3 mins
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Comment: "Thank you very much for your time"
24 mins
籖τネ
My interpretation is "dedicated to the art of dancing".
2 hrs
揤惗慞晳
I borrowed "慞晳" from "擻壧慞晳"
+1
2 hrs
天生舞者
A person who is talented in dancing. Simliar to the one that Bin Li provided but in a shorter form.
7 hrs
Other choices
My colleagues have provided very good translations for the phrase you asked.
What I am offering are some other choices for you, if you are seeking a very short tattoo phrase for a person who has extraordinary talent and outstanding achievements in dancing.
舞魂 = spirit of dance
舞圣 = the greatest master of dance
舞仙 = a ferry of dance (for a lady)
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Note added at 2002-02-21 14:06:42 (GMT)
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Sorry, I made a typo. \"ferry\" should be \"fairy\". It means a celestial dancer.
11 hrs
天生飞行员
This is a book written by the pilot of EP3 that crashed with J-8 II of Wang Wei. I have such a book.
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Note added at 2002-02-21 17:32:38 (GMT)
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Sorry, I made a mistake. My translation is \"Born to fly\". Sorry for the confusion.
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Note added at 2002-02-21 17:32:38 (GMT)
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Sorry, I made a mistake. My translation is \"Born to fly\". Sorry for the confusion.
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