Apr 15, 2021 22:17
3 yrs ago
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Norwegian term
økonomiutdannet
FVA
Norwegian to English
Bus/Financial
Education / Pedagogy
This term is used as an adjective to describe a person's educational background.
Any tips on a precise way of expressing this in English?
Would we say any of the following:
1. "with a background in economics"
2. "whose educational background was in economics"
3. "who had a degree in economics"
or
4. Would we just call the person an "economist"?
I would provide more context, but I don't dare use my client's source text on a public site. : )
Any tips on a precise way of expressing this in English?
Would we say any of the following:
1. "with a background in economics"
2. "whose educational background was in economics"
3. "who had a degree in economics"
or
4. Would we just call the person an "economist"?
I would provide more context, but I don't dare use my client's source text on a public site. : )
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | trained in economics and finance | Adrian MM. |
Proposed translations
1 hr
trained in economics and finance
query: whether the subject is also qualified in either.
Another problem lies in the Scandinavian purport of the term of økonomi: it can extend to finance and supplies, even merchandising e.g. økonomisjef.
Another problem lies in the Scandinavian purport of the term of økonomi: it can extend to finance and supplies, even merchandising e.g. økonomisjef.
Example sentence:
Økonom er en samlebetegnelse på personer med høyere økonomisk-administrativ utdanning.
IATE: da refusion af billet uden økonomisk tab af den pris COM en ticket refunded without financial penalty
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