Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Romanian term or phrase:
așa cum le stă bine unor persoane saturate de auditii
English translation:
as befits
Romanian term
așa cum le stă bine unor persoane saturate de auditii
The context reads:
"Publicul de melomani, sosiți oarecum sceptici – așa cum le stă bine unor persoane saturate de auditii impecabile – a recunoscut în mod spontan uimitoarele calități ale acestui șef tânăr. "
I see the surrounding text as saying:
"The music loving audience welcomed this young leader rather sceptically - as is ???? a person ??? - instantly recognising his outstanding qualities."
However, I cannot translate this middle section of the sentence because I do not know what "așa cum le" is referring to, and what "stă bine" means in this context.
5 +4 | as befits | Sandra & Kenneth Grossman |
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Proposed translations
as befits
:-)
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Note added at 6 hrs (2012-04-13 06:17:35 GMT)
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You can now fit it in.
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