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Translation - Turks-Engels - Gese bitse de gun dogmadi henuz. Su kizaran...
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Title
Gese bitse de gun dogmadi henuz. Su kizaran...
Text
Submitted by
Silvana1983
Source language: Turks
Gese bitse de gun dogmadi henuz. Su kizaran ufuklar neye emare?
Title
Twilight
Translation
Engels
Translated by
kfeto
Target language: Engels
Though the night may have ended, the day is yet to break. What do these blushing horizons foretell?
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lilian canale
- 14 April 2008 19:35
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13 April 2008 22:19
merdogan
Number of messages: 3769
ı suppose it will be better like this:
"Even the night has ended, the day isn't yet to break. What do these blushing horizons foretell?"
13 April 2008 22:23
kfeto
Number of messages: 953
you're right, thank you merdogan
13 April 2008 22:58
cesur_civciv
Number of messages: 268
I think "blushing" doesn't fit in this case. How about "glowing"?
13 April 2008 23:28
kfeto
Number of messages: 953
'blush' is commonly used in english for the red/pink horizon you get at twilight
as in 'blush of dawn'
14 April 2008 00:11
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
"blushing" sound fine, it is used in literary works.