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.. ludzi, którzy odróżniają się od innych mądrością, przedsiębiorczością..

English translation: ...people whose wisdom.....distinguish them from others

20:56 Nov 1, 2006
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Polish term or phrase: .. ludzi, którzy odróżniają się od innych mądrością, przedsiębiorczością..
Całe zdanie brzmi skomplikowanie i nie wiem od której strony je tłumaczyć: Zobaczyłem zespól wspaniałych ludzi, różnych charakterów, osobowości, LUDZI KTÓRZY ODRÓŻNIAJĄ SIĘ OD INNYCH: MĄDROŚCIĄ, PRZEDSIĘBIORCZOŚCIĄ, ODWAGĄ, POŚWIĘCENIEM I DETERMINACJĄ.
ja to tak zrobiłam:) I saw a team of wonderful people of different characters and personalities, whose wisdom, fortitude, ambitions, initiative, courage, dedication and determination distinguish you from the others. Ale cos mi napewno nie pasuje...
Fabino
English translation:...people whose wisdom.....distinguish them from others
Explanation:
In the context, I would say that 'you' is probably out of place. Also, if I may suggest it, 'ambition', as an uncountable noun defining a concept, would work better in the context than 'ambitions', dealing with the concrete.
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Caryl Swift
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Local time: 17:37
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...people whose wisdom.....distinguish them from others


Explanation:
In the context, I would say that 'you' is probably out of place. Also, if I may suggest it, 'ambition', as an uncountable noun defining a concept, would work better in the context than 'ambitions', dealing with the concrete.

Caryl Swift
Poland
Local time: 17:37
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