17:29 Nov 2, 2003 |
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4 | 완결하다 완성하다 종결하다 |
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4 | 마지막 획을 긋다 or 새 동업자를 찾다 |
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3 | 하나가 됩시다 |
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완결하다 완성하다 종결하다 Explanation: Close the circle 원형 진을 펼치다의 뜻에서 |
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하나가 됩시다 Explanation: Of course, it does not say "We should be one" or anything like that. However, I am sensing this is the beginning of the presentation (slide 1) where the subtitle is what you said above. We can deduce that each company, partners represent a half circle and by coming together, they can make a circle that is strong. Thus "Close the Circle" should be understood as something like "Let us be one" kind of language. It's is really upto you whether to make this a literal translation which does not make too much sense or use the peotic license and to translate it free-flowing... I would like to suggest "하나가 됩시다." |
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마지막 획을 긋다 or 새 동업자를 찾다 Explanation: To "close the circle" is to complete something in a way that makes it significantly better. The action, though it maybe small, completes the "circle" making it functionally complete. I would translate this as "마지막 획을 긋다." In a more specific sense it can mean the bringing together of a group or "circle" of friends. Maybe by improving the communication between them but also by finding a lost or missing member of the group to close the final gap in the circle. I would suggest in this context that closing the circle might be finding a new partner with the resources to make the business stronger as the new partner would fill in gaps in the company that maybe the existing partners do not know exist. I would translate this as "새 동업자를 구하다(찾다)." |
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