Word: translatese
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
In Worcester last Sunday, site of the 38th annual Eastern Sprints, the seven seniors and two juniors comprising the Crimson varsity boat proved Parker right. The varsity Eight, plus cox, became the toast of Eastern crew on the strength of a dramatic, come-from behind, photo-finish victory over Brown...
The oil problem then remains the same. It is the threat of political upheaval that translates into supply interruption and economic chaos. The current situation in the world oil market, while creating--at least temporarily-substantial spare capacity, also increases the possibility of turmoil in the Persian Gulf region. As...
"Even kids in the first grade are talking about their fears," Chivian said, and that dread "translates into a fear that they may not grow up." The implications of this fear are far-reaching, because there is a great danger of raising a generation of children "some of whom have...
"So far, it's been worth it," says Powers. With another quick calculation, he announces that the extra cost of union help translates into only about $150 per Harvard undergraduate.
The show tries to give an overview of papal commissioning and collecting. The papacy is, in fact, the world's oldest continuous art collector, and the history of its museums goes back to 1503, when Julius II set up a courtyard for connoisseurs, the Belvedere, stocked with a collection...