Apr 26, 2008 23:27
16 yrs ago
French term

(dont)

French to English Other Education / Pedagogy actually an acronym
an acronym in a university transcript describing Travaux Pratiques (in parenthesis); any ideas?
thanks
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Discussion

Juan Jacob Apr 27, 2008:
Everybody with "neutral" because the lack of CONTEXT.
Martin Cassell Apr 26, 2008:
fuller context, please ...

Proposed translations

1 hr

Of which

This is no acronym that I know of. More likely, someone was trying to make a phrase with a collective subject and put (dont) dont= "of which", "among them") to specify. It is strage to put it in parens tho.
Example sentence:

On a beaucoup de voitures (dont) la plupart ne roulent pas.

Peer comment(s):

neutral writeaway : who knows without more context? [
7 mins
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3 mins

dont = including (not an acronym IMO)

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Note added at 10 hrs (2008-04-27 10:13:30 GMT)
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Module 3 - Les produits sanguins labiles (10 heures) Module 4 - Dispositifs médicaux stériles (70 heures dont 40 heures de cours et 30 heures de T.P.) ...
www.kelformation.com/formation/titre-de-preparateur-en-phar... -
Peer comment(s):

neutral writeaway : who knows without more context? /according to asker it's an acronym. if it's the bog standard word 'dont', then this is definitely not a pro question. without clarification from Asker, this is a just a hopeful guess
1 hr
It's a suggestion since this is a standard term, see my ref.
neutral Joan Berglund : agree with writeaway, usually means of which, for which, whose, or including, for a start but really usually refers back to something else that needs to be considered for accurate translation - come to think of it, coudl be "about which" in this context
2 hrs
It's a suggestion since this is a standard term, see my ref.
neutral CMJ_Trans (X) : it could even be "for example"
7 hrs
It's a suggestion since this is a standard term, see my ref.
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