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Other | | Lithuanian term or phrase: amatininkystė | | vertimasis amatu |
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Explanation:
Unfortunately the context is missing. I can see where 'trade' could be a suitable translation, such as 'to learn a trade' or 'to practice a trade', e.g. to learn to be or to work as a potter, where prekyba would not be suitable.
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Asker: Trade is too general... The term is used frequently in my text, therefore I should choose a specific translation and use it consistently throughout.
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