Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

side

Hungarian translation:

csapat

Added to glossary by Orsolya Mance
Aug 9, 2007 18:55
16 yrs ago
English term

side

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Példák:

"leaving Boleslav for German **side** Aachen"
"one of the **sides** who could finish in the top three"
"two newly-promoted **sides** to Ligue 1 survive"
"two of the Istanbul **sides**"
"to join second division side Spartak Plovdiv"
"Greek **side** Panionios."
"success of the national **side**"
"bolstered the **side** by half a dozen imports"

"His **side** have stolen a march on Mourinho’s outfit."
"They look the best-equipped of the promoted **sides**."
"Many **sides** endure a difficult second season."
"They have strengthened the **side** with new players."
"The Sevlievo **side** are a doubtful club."
"On the flip **side**, the goalkeeper has departed."
Proposed translations (Hungarian)
4 +3 csapat
Change log

Aug 9, 2007 19:55: Orsolya Mance changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/87498">Gabor Kun's</a> old entry - "side"" to ""csapat""

Discussion

juvera Aug 9, 2007:
Itt a flip side valszeg olyan mondat után következik, ami valami pozitívumot mond. A negatív oldal: a flip side, hogy a kapus eltávozott. Orsi ugyanezt mondja, enyhébben kifejezve.
Orsolya Mance Aug 9, 2007:
"on the flip side" természetesen a kifejezés
Orsolya Mance Aug 9, 2007:
Bocs, nem elég figyelmesen olvastam végig a listát, ez egy teljesen más kifejezés, és azt jelenti, hogy "másrészről", "másrészt", "viszont". Ld: http://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/26/messages/416.htm...
Gabor Kun (asker) Aug 9, 2007:
"flip side" akkor ez mi lehet?

Proposed translations

+3
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csapat



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http://observer.guardian.co.uk/osm/story/0,,1093508,00.html

"Hungary walked away with the 1952 Olympic title in the middle of a three-and-a-half-year unbeaten run. Between June 1950 and November 1955 they scored 220 goals in 51 matches, an astonishing average of more than four goals a game. The side's greatest moment came in 1953, when England's Wembley invincibility was finally breached in a thrilling 6-3 victory."
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