Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
l’animation oenologique
English translation:
wine-related events
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Chelsea Finnemore
Jul 21, 2009 04:06
15 yrs ago
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French term
l’animation oenologique
French to English
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Wine / Oenology / Viticulture
Hello,
The translation is for a hotel website and includes descriptions of various Parisian attractions, conference centres, etc. This particular term is found in a paragraph about Paris' Wine Museum. I understand the term oneologie, however I'm not clear on what "animation" means in this context. Here are a few sentences:
Présent depuis 1984, le Musée du Vin, spécialiste de l’animation oenologique est à votre service pour faire de votre événement (dîners, déjeuners de groupe, séminaires…) un moment somptueux ; avec des animations œnologiques ludiques hors du commun : dégustation de vins, atelier des senteurs, intronisation bachique…
Thank you for any help/suggestions!
The translation is for a hotel website and includes descriptions of various Parisian attractions, conference centres, etc. This particular term is found in a paragraph about Paris' Wine Museum. I understand the term oneologie, however I'm not clear on what "animation" means in this context. Here are a few sentences:
Présent depuis 1984, le Musée du Vin, spécialiste de l’animation oenologique est à votre service pour faire de votre événement (dîners, déjeuners de groupe, séminaires…) un moment somptueux ; avec des animations œnologiques ludiques hors du commun : dégustation de vins, atelier des senteurs, intronisation bachique…
Thank you for any help/suggestions!
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | wine-related events | Anne-Marie Grant (X) |
4 +2 | wine-centred activities | Sheila Wilson |
5 | piss-ups | kashew |
3 +1 | Wine-based entertainment | NathalieTur |
4 | to liven up (the)wine shows | axies |
Proposed translations
+1
6 hrs
Selected
wine-related events
I think the word 'events' is more appropriate in an adult context and 'wine related' is more complimentary to the participants, suggesting that there is a higher cultural purpose here!!
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Comment: "Hi everyone, all answers were relevant but this particular term fit the best in the document. Thank you very much for your help!"
+1
17 mins
Wine-based entertainment
Animation=entertainment
Example sentence:
We provide wine-based entertainment to groups of 15 to over a hundred....
Peer comment(s):
agree |
André Vanasse (X)
32 mins
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+2
2 hrs
wine-centred activities
I think US English would be "wine-centered"
Depending on the context, you could substitute "events" or "entertainment" or turn it round eg "entertaining activities centred around wine"
Impact studies
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... followed by viewing natural wonders (21%) and participating in wine-centred activities (17%). Among Ontario travellers, going to casinos was the leading ...
www.tourism.gov.on.ca/.../niagara_region_opportunities.htm
Depending on the context, you could substitute "events" or "entertainment" or turn it round eg "entertaining activities centred around wine"
Impact studies
- [ Traduire cette page ]
... followed by viewing natural wonders (21%) and participating in wine-centred activities (17%). Among Ontario travellers, going to casinos was the leading ...
www.tourism.gov.on.ca/.../niagara_region_opportunities.htm
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Melzie
: I do think entertainment is coming on a bit strong... esp. as it is most likely there is group participation, though I do know of one, very funny, lady who does wine stand-up.
22 mins
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Thanks. Personally, I do wine fall-down occasionally ;-)
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agree |
Lidia Saragaço
7 hrs
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Thanks
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14 hrs
piss-ups
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1 day 9 hrs
to liven up (the)wine shows
''Oenologique'' might sound alright in French but in English I would replace it altogether. The above translation is just one of many.
To bring to life, to motivate, stimulate, to entertain, anything that relates to conversation wine and friends sounds ok to me.
To animate is also good, I think.
To bring to life, to motivate, stimulate, to entertain, anything that relates to conversation wine and friends sounds ok to me.
To animate is also good, I think.
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