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2009年 12月 7日 16:02  

paulinka3636
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Gdyż moim zdaniem chodzi tu nie wyłącznie o samochody ale o konkretne maszyny
 

2009年 12月 7日 17:34  

Siberia
投稿数: 611
Машина БЕЗ ПЕРЕПИСКИ >>> Car WITHOUT RE-REGISTER (without transfer of ownership). I guess this is the meaning.

so that it's worth ban on>>> as there is ban on

I agree with the comments
 

2009年 12月 7日 17:32  

Felicitas
投稿数: 76
The whole part is about the car, so I offer to make it "not allowed to be taken from registration" even although it is active voice in Russian. It sounds better to me
 

2009年 12月 7日 17:51  

Sunnybebek
投稿数: 758
I agree with Siberia and Felicitas!
 

2009年 12月 7日 19:31  

lilian canale
投稿数: 14972
What about:
"NON-REGISTRABLE car"?
 

2009年 12月 7日 21:32  

stevo
投稿数: 78
These are all good suggestions. I just wanted to provide a basic translation to get it off the ground. Any improvements are welcome.
 

2009年 12月 7日 22:49  

Piagabriella
投稿数: 641
I agree with Siberia and Felicitas that some change should be done about "without correspondance"
 

2009年 12月 8日 16:23  

Siberia
投稿数: 611
NON-REGISTRABLE doesn't cover the meaning. Car is already registered, but can't be re-registered.
 

2009年 12月 8日 16:25  

Siberia
投稿数: 611
Maybe "Car without futher re-registration"...
 

2009年 12月 9日 12:48  

lilian canale
投稿数: 14972
Kafetzou? Lein?
Perhaps you can help us find the correct word or phrase for this case.



CC: kafetzou Lein
 

2009年 12月 9日 13:01  

stevo
投稿数: 78
How about "Can't be deregistered" or "Can't be unregistered"?

 

2009年 12月 9日 13:29  

Lein
投稿数: 3389
Unlicensed? Without license number / license plate? I'm a bit confused about the meaning of 'without correspondence' but when I look at the comments I read this to mean something like 'take it or leave it', i.e. no (further) discussion possible.

How about something like this? Would it capture the meaning?

Car - no correspondence (or: discussion) accepted ( ? ), for spare parts, completely operational, not licensed for driving, so that it's worth ban on all actions and fines. (this last part I don't quite understand either )
 

2009年 12月 9日 16:08  

Siberia
投稿数: 611
"No correspondence" is a wrong translation.

Deregistered
Unregistered

The meaning is: buyer can't be registered as the new owner of a car >>> car can't be sold officialy...
 

2009年 12月 9日 16:38  

lilian canale
投稿数: 14972
non-marketable/ non-vendable ?
 

2009年 12月 9日 17:15  

Siberia
投稿数: 611
Non-vendable is rather close, but the same to non-registrable, it's not an accurate transaltion.

Why can't we use "re-registr/able/ation/ed" here?..

P.S. I vote for non-vendable (if no re- is possible).
 

2009年 12月 9日 17:43  

NewArtMask
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Machine WITHOUT CORRESPONDENCE, on repair part, fully in motion, it is impossible to strike off the register, because prohibition costs on all actions and fines.
 

2009年 12月 9日 18:11  

kafetzou
投稿数: 7963
I don't understand this from the translation at all. On the other hand, the message underneath the translation makes it very clear. My advice would be to do a very loose translation, such as the following:

Car WITH NO QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED, for spare parts, completely operational, cannot be re-registered because of prohibitive costs.

Is that what it means?
 

2009年 12月 9日 18:28  

Siberia
投稿数: 611
Car WITH NO QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED - there are no such words in request.

Car for spare parts, completely operational, cannot be re-registered and striken off the register due to ban on all actions and fines.



 

2009年 12月 9日 19:02  

kafetzou
投稿数: 7963
Oh - now I understand. What happened to the part in capital letters? In the comment below the translation request, it says "without any discussion of negotiated price" - that's why I wrote "with no questions to be asked".

By the way, "striken off" --> "stricken from"
 

2009年 12月 9日 19:04  

kafetzou
投稿数: 7963
How about "non-negotiable"? Is it about the price? I'm really confused. I am an English expert (and native speaker), but I cannot understand Russian.
 
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