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Translation - Turkish-English - Tamir sonucu arıza

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Title
Tamir sonucu arıza
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Submitted by inna derkach
Source language: Turkish

Tamir sonucu arıza
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Title
Malfunction due to repairs
Translation
English

Translated by Takhisis
Target language: English

Malfunction due to repairs
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Validated by Francky5591 - 21 December 2010 12:26





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15 July 2007 11:01

Rumo
Number of messages: 220
Hello, I have a question that needs answering before I can evaluate the German translation cause I don't understand Turkish. As far as i know, "due to" indicates a cause, so that in this case, there would be a "malfuncction because of repairs".. But wouldn't it be more logical to say "Still malfunction after repairs" / "Malfunction in spite of repairs" ??

18 July 2007 06:10

Takhisis
Number of messages: 1
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Mesaj

15 Temmuz 2007 11:01


Rumo
due to

Hello, I have a question that needs answering before I can evaluate the German translation cause I don't understand Turkish. As far as i know, "due to" indicates a cause, so that in this case, there would be a "malfuncction because of repairs".. But wouldn't it be more logical to say "Still malfunction after repairs" / "Malfunction in spite of repairs" ??

saying "Still malfunction after repairs" / "Malfunction in spite of repairs" would not be right, because the malfunction is a result of repair. the sentence does not imply that malfunction still occurs even after the repair is done. malfunction continues because of the repair. so, i thought that using "due to" would be right.


18 July 2007 03:40

Rodrigues
Number of messages: 1621
My german translation was first: "Still malfunction after repairs" - but Rumo took the english translation to verify and I'd to edit it.