Glossary entry

Lithuanian term or phrase:

Maketuoti vizitinę kortelę

English translation:

to make a layout of a business card

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Nov 8, 2009 16:09
14 yrs ago
Lithuanian term

Maketuoti vizitinę kortelę

Lithuanian to English Marketing Printing & Publishing
turima galvoje spalvu, sriftu naudojimas ir t.t.
Change log

Nov 8, 2009 16:31: Kristina Radziulyte changed "Term asked" from "Maketuoti visitinę kortelę" to "Maketuoti vizitinę kortelę"

Proposed translations

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Lithuanian term (edited): Maketuoti visitinę kortelę
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to make a layout of a business card

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5 mins
Lithuanian term (edited): Maketuoti visitinę kortelę

to design a business card

Design your own business card!
How to design business cards
etc, etc.....
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15 mins
Lithuanian term (edited): Maketuoti visitinę kortelę

to design the layout of a business card

Iš dviejų variantų padariau trečią tobulą.
Beje, viZitinė kortelė. Vizitas, vizituoti.
http://www.vlkk.lt/lit/88881

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to create up a business card paste-up

According to the Lithuanian dictioanary:
maket|uoti, ~uoja, ~avo
daryti maketą.
maketas (2)
1. sumažinto dydžio modelis.
2. parengiamasis knygos, laikraščio ar žurnalo pavyzdys

According to http://teched.dadeschools.net/Activity Guides/Layout and Pas...
'After a client has approved a design..., the design is given to a paste-up artist... who uses artistic skills... to prepare a piece of camera ready art known as a paste-up.'
Peer comment(s):

agree Gintautas Kaminskas : This is the most idiomatic in English.
10 hrs
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