Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term
Insert
Insert the recommendation in one or more types
1)Type of place
2)Atmosphere: provide 1 to 3 atmosphere descriptions
3)Drink offered: this list can be modified depending on each country’s gastronomic culture. It will be possible to add new ones entries.
Price range => cheap, moderate, expensive
Il s'agit d'une appli où il faut préciser les différents genres/ambiances d'un lieu.
Par ex. :
Drinking place :
Types :
Pub
Bar
Wine bar
Café
4 +1 | remplir |
Aymen Ben Ajmia
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4 +4 | inscrire (vos remarques) |
Jean-Claude Gouin
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3 +3 | saisir |
Yves Antoine
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3 +1 | insérer |
Emmanuella
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Proposed translations
remplir
Une suggestion.
inscrire (vos remarques)
L'anglais est atroce:
- Drink offered ... Since it's a list, there are more than one drink ...
It should be 'DrinkS'
- 'New ones entries??' ... 'New entries'
- 'Cheap drinks??' ... 'Inexpensive drinks'
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Chakib Roula
3 hrs
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Merci, Chakib ...
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agree |
Tony M
: But the EN is not actually wrong! 'drink' = 'what type of drink?'; 'Entries for new ones' (countries); 'cheap drinks' is current, modern usage in an informal context.
3 hrs
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Merci, Tony pour tes remarques ...
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agree |
Victoria Britten
5 hrs
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Merci Victoria ...
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agree |
Annie Rigler
10 hrs
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Merci, Amnie ...
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Yves Antoine
: spécifiez vos exigences alors... ??
12 hrs
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Quelles exigences?
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B D Finch
: Agree with Tony: there's nothing wrong with the ST English. But there is something grammatically wrong with "... there are more than one drink ...".
12 hrs
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Merci, Barbara pour vos remarques ...
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Odile Raymond
: Not IT jargon, this...
1 day 11 hrs
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saisir
agree |
Chakib Roula
51 mins
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merci
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agree |
Odile Raymond
: Ou bien : tapez/insérez
3 hrs
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merci
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agree |
B D Finch
10 hrs
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merci
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