Translation - Russies-Engels - Машина БЕЗ ПЕРЕПИСКИ, на запчасти...

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

I agree with Siberia and Felicitas that some change should be done about "without correspondance"

NON-REGISTRABLE doesn't cover the meaning. Car is already registered, but can't be re-registered.

Maybe "Car without futher re-registration"...

Kafetzou? Lein?
Perhaps you can help us find the correct word or phrase for this case.



CC: kafetzou Lein

How about "Can't be deregistered" or "Can't be unregistered"?

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 )

"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...

non-marketable/ non-vendable ?

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).

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.

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?

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.

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"

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.

Ok, word for word translation:

Car WITH NO RE-REGISTRATION, for spare parts, completely operational, cannot be striken from the register as there is ban on all actions and fines.

Correspondence, price, questions, discussion, negotiations etc. are not mentioned in the request at all.

Comments under request are the guess about the situation and do not relate to translation.

Car WITH NO RE-REGISTRATION ~ car, no further re-registration is possible

completely operational ~ in serviceable state ~ in fully operative condition

ban on all actions and fines ~ all actions and fines are prohibited.

I really like your first translation above (10 December 2009 16:14 - the first one). No English speaker would have any trouble understanding that one. Just one correction: It's "stricken", not "striken".

Sorry - "NOT RE-REGISTRABLE" would be better than "WITH NO RE-REGISTRATION", as the word "with" makes you think of something that doesn't come with the car.

I'm glad that one's done. :-)