Dec 4, 2001 07:45
22 yrs ago
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French term
a l'inverse de revendiquer
French to English
Marketing
On pourra aussi choisir à l’inverse de revendiquer ces nouveaux contenus, mais plutôt dans le souci de répondre à une forte demande de nos abonnés que dans celui de générer des nouveaux revenus.
Proposed translations
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We could, on the other hand, choose to promote the new content...
in the interest of responding to strong subscriber demand rather than that of generating new revenues.
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Instead we could promote this new content ...
It's a bit awkward in the French but I think this is what is meant
Peer comment(s):
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Yolanda Broad
: "à l'inverse" most likely modifies "choisir" rather than "revendiquer" but you still have the rest of that "sentence" to unravel! I hope the rest of your doc is better written!
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Lise Boismenu, B.Sc.
Canada
Canada
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Native in: French (Variant: Canadian)
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as oppose to requesting
La phrase écrite en français n'est certainement pas à l'épreuve des balles! Elle présente une confusion hors de l'ordinaire. Je crois cependant que la traduction plus haut pourra vous aider.
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in lieu of...
indeed the sentence is curiously structured though if we had some more context mainly regarding what comes prior to "on pourra choisir..." it would make more sense.
any how i suggest as follows:
in lieu of contesting/dissenting these new....
any how i suggest as follows:
in lieu of contesting/dissenting these new....
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Nikki Scott-Despaigne
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Works in: French to English
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on the other hand
I think it might have been useful to have had the sentence before the one posted too. The "on pourra AUSSI..à l'inverse" suggests that something else has been suggested. If we knew what that was, it would probably be easier to make sense of this bit!
Could it be read to mean "on the other hand"?
Could it be read to mean "on the other hand"?
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