12:48 Mar 19, 2002 |
French to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Government / Politics / Politics | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Victoria Barkoff Local time: 05:54 | ||||||
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will place itself on the left Explanation: that's how I would put it. |
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will move to the left Explanation: another suggestion. |
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will bear the stamp of the Left Explanation: or some such metaphor for influence; "imprint," "brand," "monogram,"stamp" ... |
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would move towards the left Explanation: - a variation on the previous answer "would" because English tends not to use the present tense when talking about the past "towards" indicating movement in a direction,but not implying arrival at a certain point |
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will lean to the left Explanation: neat and tidy? |
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will establish itself / distinguish itself / position itself Explanation: just some more possibilities -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-19 13:12:10 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- agree with Victoria about the conditional \'would\', but it depends on whether the text is lifted from a contemporary news report - in which case the government\'s policies would still be viewed in the real future |
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will be marked (characterized, defined) by the left Explanation: perhaps more elegant: will be marked/characterized/defined by the ensemble/group of measures taken/instituted by the left |
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associate.... Explanation: will associate/mixt with the left... or: will be in cahoots with the left or: will tend towards left or: will go and flirt on the left hope this helps |
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proved to be on the left Explanation: or demonstrated its socialist position |
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will bear the stamp of the Left Explanation: or some such metaphor for influence; "imprint," "brand," "monogram,"stamp" ... |
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