Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
a subi avec succes les epreuves prescrites pour l`obtention du diplome de..
English translation:
has fulfilled the requirements for the diploma of...
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Niunia1 (X)
Apr 24, 2006 07:47
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French term
a subi avec succes les epreuves prescrites pour l`obtention du diplome de..
French to English
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Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
I think there must be some typical expression for diplomas...
Proposed translations
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4 +1 | has fulfilled the requirements for the diploma of... | Kari Foster |
3 +6 | successfully passed the tests to gain the ****** diploma.... | Alina Barrow |
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has fulfilled the requirements for the diploma of...
One of my certificates says "...having satisfied all the conditions prescribed in that respect...", but if I were issuing diplomas I think I'd prefer to use the above.
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successfully passed the tests to gain the ****** diploma....
This is the lovely, flowery French way of saying ' You passed '
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EJP
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Merci EJP!
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Leny Vargas
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Merci lenybee!
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Karen Stokes
: though I don't think "successfully" is needed - it's already implied by "passed", as you say in your comment.
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Yes, Karen, you are right - thank you!
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Cervin
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Merci Cervin!
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Kate Hudson (X)
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Thanks Kate!
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