Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
graciel
English translation:
slender
Added to glossary by
Ann Bishop (X)
Oct 24, 2007 11:46
17 yrs ago
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Dutch term
graciel
Dutch to English
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Does anyone know what graciel means?
Graciel voorkomen van onderbeenarteries welke opaficieren tot distaal.
And further:
behoorlijke opacificatie van de onderbeenarteries welke wel graciel voorkomen.
Many thanks in advance!
Graciel voorkomen van onderbeenarteries welke opaficieren tot distaal.
And further:
behoorlijke opacificatie van de onderbeenarteries welke wel graciel voorkomen.
Many thanks in advance!
Proposed translations
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3 +1 | slender | Erik Boers |
3 +1 | slender | Ken Cox |
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slender
French: gracile
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Comment: "Many thanks."
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slender
probably borrowed from French 'gracile', or from Latin
sample ref:
't Is omdat het letterlijk vertaald is uit het Engels:
grac·ile (grsl, -l)
adj.
1. Gracefully slender.
2. Graceful.
[Latin gracilis.]
http://fkserv.ugent.be/vgkflwi/vgkforum/viewtopic.php?f=115&...
sample ref:
't Is omdat het letterlijk vertaald is uit het Engels:
grac·ile (grsl, -l)
adj.
1. Gracefully slender.
2. Graceful.
[Latin gracilis.]
http://fkserv.ugent.be/vgkflwi/vgkforum/viewtopic.php?f=115&...
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: knowing French is always handy for translating Belgian Dutch-too bad question wasn't listed under "Flemish" since for Proz that is a separate language (but not Canadian French, eh?);-) /good point! one that has to be pondered.. hmmmm
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The interesting question with the 'Flemish' category is whether it's a token effort in the direction of recogising national/regional differences or an inadvertent misunderstanding...
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