May 14, 2013 07:27
11 yrs ago
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Russian term
начинающий бизнес
Russian to English
Social Sciences
Management
Но уже сейчас очевидно, что концепция выбрана правильно, что Тюменская область – это место, где будут рождаться скорее не стартапы, а спиноффы – молодые, начинающие бизнесы, которые откалываются, отпочковываются от крупных компаний.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | new, up-and-coming businesses | Huw Davies |
3 +4 | new business | rns |
4 +3 | business just starting | Jack Doughty |
4 | spin-off | Kiwiland Bear |
3 -1 | start-up | beard2004 |
References
What is a start-up? | Susan Welsh |
Change log
May 14, 2013 07:27: changed "Kudoz queue" from "In queue" to "Public"
Proposed translations
+1
4 hrs
Selected
new, up-and-coming businesses
The context seems to suggest that these 'spin-off' businesses are likely to flourish, in which case 'up-and-coming' would fit. A more neutral solution would be 'newly established businesses'.
Example sentence:
Bristol creatives give guidance to up-and-coming businesses in new book
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
+4
3 mins
new business
As in "new young businesses".
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Zoya Nayshtut
54 mins
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Спасибо.
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agree |
Susan Welsh
3 hrs
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Thank you.
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agree |
Maria Popova
6 hrs
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Спасибо.
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agree |
Sarah McDowell
8 hrs
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Thank you.
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+3
4 mins
business just starting
I was going to say startup, but I see the text is actually a definition of this.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Maria Mizguireva
11 mins
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Thank you.
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agree |
Olga Cartlidge
: perhaps also "just taking off".
3 hrs
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Thanks. Yes.
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agree |
Fernsucht
9 hrs
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Thank you.
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-1
6 mins
start-up
Бред сивой кобылы: start-up это и есть "a newly established business".
Разве что обыграть в стиле '... spin-offs rather than mere start-ups...'
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Note added at 7 mins (2013-05-14 07:34:58 GMT)
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На всякий случай: это я не по поводу варианта уважаемого Jack Doughty, а к слову "стартапы" :)
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Note added at 6 hrs (2013-05-14 13:43:35 GMT)
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Now, thanks to Susan's comment, I have to expand on my explanation. The author, in fact, explains what a spin-off is.
Thus, my full version looks as follows: '... spin-offs, i.e. fresh businesses that split off large companies, rather than mere start-ups...'.
However, I thought it was clear enough what I meant without any further explanation. :(
I'm sorry to have misled you by putting that 'start-up' as a translation since the exact translation should be 'fresh businesses' :)
Разве что обыграть в стиле '... spin-offs rather than mere start-ups...'
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Note added at 7 mins (2013-05-14 07:34:58 GMT)
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На всякий случай: это я не по поводу варианта уважаемого Jack Doughty, а к слову "стартапы" :)
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Note added at 6 hrs (2013-05-14 13:43:35 GMT)
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Now, thanks to Susan's comment, I have to expand on my explanation. The author, in fact, explains what a spin-off is.
Thus, my full version looks as follows: '... spin-offs, i.e. fresh businesses that split off large companies, rather than mere start-ups...'.
However, I thought it was clear enough what I meant without any further explanation. :(
I'm sorry to have misled you by putting that 'start-up' as a translation since the exact translation should be 'fresh businesses' :)
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
Susan Welsh
: The sentence specifically says it is not a start-up.
3 hrs
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Dear Susan, thank you for your negative comment. Pls, see my explanation above.
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1 day 17 hrs
spin-off
Actually, the text says so in no uncertain terms: "не стартапы, а спиноффы".
Ugly as it looks, that's what it says :-)
Ugly as it looks, that's what it says :-)
Reference comments
3 hrs
Reference:
What is a start-up?
A new shoe-manufacturing company or a new company that sells men's shirts is not a "start-up." This is lingo that emerged from the dot-com/IT bubble.
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