Nov 6, 2009 04:05
14 yrs ago
английский term
style wit abbreviations
английский => русский
Общественные науки
Общественные науки, социология, этика и т.д.
I understand that this is not the place for the question.
I can not seem to find an asnwer, and te answer is needed now.
What is te right way to present English abbreviations in a Russian text, namely punctuation>?
Ru abbreviation (Eng term, Eng abbreviation) or
Ru abbreviation (Eng abbreviation - Eng term)
for ex. ..... Позитивного здоровья, достоинства и профилактики (Positive Health, Dignity and Prevention, PHDP) or
«Позитивного здоровья, достоинства и профилактики» (PHDP - Positive Health, Dignity and Prevention)
Thanks a lot!!!!
I can not seem to find an asnwer, and te answer is needed now.
What is te right way to present English abbreviations in a Russian text, namely punctuation>?
Ru abbreviation (Eng term, Eng abbreviation) or
Ru abbreviation (Eng abbreviation - Eng term)
for ex. ..... Позитивного здоровья, достоинства и профилактики (Positive Health, Dignity and Prevention, PHDP) or
«Позитивного здоровья, достоинства и профилактики» (PHDP - Positive Health, Dignity and Prevention)
Thanks a lot!!!!
Proposed translations
(русский)
3 +4 | первый вариант | Evgeny Terekhin |
5 | the coincise style is preferable | Ivan Petryshyn |
Proposed translations
+4
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3 дн 13 час
the coincise style is preferable
if there's an abbriviation which you feel is necessary to be represented in the text of the translation, you would rather give the complete Russian Language translation, then, in the brackets- the English Abbriviation with the full English equivalent; if there's a widely accepted Russian abbriviation, it should be given as a preferable variant of the equivalent - all the rest in the brackets. Ivan Petryshyn /common sense application/
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