Jul 30, 2014 04:05
10 yrs ago
English term
nudge
English to Russian
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I wonder if there is a Russian term for "nudge":
If your opponent has not played their turn after 48 hours, you can manually “Nudge” them to remind them to play.
If your opponent does not play their turn within 48 hours of being Nudged, you then have the option to “Force Forfeit” your opponent - This means if after 24 hours your opponent still has not played their turn, they will automatically forfeit the game and you will be rewarded the victory!
If your opponent has not played their turn after 48 hours, you can manually “Nudge” them to remind them to play.
If your opponent does not play their turn within 48 hours of being Nudged, you then have the option to “Force Forfeit” your opponent - This means if after 24 hours your opponent still has not played their turn, they will automatically forfeit the game and you will be rewarded the victory!
Proposed translations
(Russian)
3 +2 | (слегка) подтолкнуть | Ella Gokhmark |
3 | намекнуть | Evgenia Attebery |
3 | Подмигнуть | Maxim Olshin |
3 | подпихнуть | Michael Korovkin |
2 | "побеспокоить" | Alexander Somin |
2 | "дёрнуть" | AKhram |
Change log
Jul 30, 2014 05:13: P.L.F. Persio changed "Language pair" from "Russian to English" to "English to Russian"
Proposed translations
+2
12 mins
Selected
(слегка) подтолкнуть
Couldn't think of an exact term as such, this is the closest one I came up with
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Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
2 hrs
намекнуть
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2 hrs
"побеспокоить"
=
2 hrs
Подмигнуть
Like on Facebook? Although it's "poke" in the English version, I suppose it fits.
2 hrs
подпихнуть
:)
9 hrs
"дёрнуть"
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