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13:22 Apr 25, 2001 |
German to English translations [Non-PRO] | ||||
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na | cannot be compensated for with exam results |
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na | cannot be set off by other exam achievements |
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na | cannot be offset against other test results |
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cannot be compensated for with exam results Explanation: a weak knowledge of the language cannot be compensated for with exam results Muret-Sanders |
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cannot be set off by other exam achievements Explanation: The lack of language ability cannot be set off/compensated by other exam achievements general |
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cannot be offset against other test results Explanation: I think I would translate in much the same way as above, but with the slight change of 'offset against', because it is neater. Test/exam results? I'd use test in the context of a number of tests (oral, aural, written, multiple choice, etc.)that make up a language exam. Instinct - English speaker |
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