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Translation - French-Greek - extravagance
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This text is available in the following languages:
Title
extravagance
Text
Submitted by
xristos
Source language: French
extravagance
Title
εκκεντÏικότητα
Translation
Greek
Translated by
Car0le
Target language: Greek
εκκεντÏικότητα
Validated by
xristos
- 25 December 2006 19:15
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19 December 2006 06:33
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
I'm not sure this is correct. "εκκεντÏικότητα" means eccentricity, not extravagance.
19 December 2006 17:37
Car0le
Number of messages: 26
Hi Laura,
extravagance in FR and in EN don't mean the same:
1) extravagance in English, according to the O.E.D., as you know = prodigality or wastefulness in expenditure ;
2) extravagance in French, according to the Robert = a) état de celui qui est extravagant (syn. absurdité, bizarrerie) - b) idée, parole, action extravagante (syn. excentricité).
Since the source language is French, not English, extravagance = "εκκεντÏικότητα", in Greek.
Quod erat demonstrandum! :-)
19 December 2006 17:54
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Thank you Carole - that works!
20 December 2006 21:12
irini
Number of messages: 849
Depending on the situation however, even in French, it can mean υπεÏβολή. Why not add it as a note/comment?