Dec 3, 2014 15:03
9 yrs ago
English term

according to the invention

English to Russian Law/Patents Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng patent
What is the proper way of rendering this in Russian. Could the word "proposed" as in алкилирование предлагаемого соединения be rendered according to the invention as in Новые соединения, предлагаемые в соответствии с изобретением?
The word предлагаемый is a bit of an irritant here.
How do you all view this?

Discussion

Yngve Roennike (asker) Dec 3, 2014:
Let me try it just one more time, and then I'll probably have to abandon this: Is it okay to translate "xxx according to the invention" with "the proposed xxx." [in Russian, of course] It seems from the answers so far, that that is not the case.
Andrey Svitanko Dec 3, 2014:
"согласно изобретению" seems absolutely normal
Yngve Roennike (asker) Dec 3, 2014:
No, to me it's straightforward, how do Russians normally go about translation a phrase such as "according to the invention"? I have now seen it so many times rendered as "proposed" and wished to know if that is standard, acceptable, or deviant.
mk_lab Dec 3, 2014:
It's difficult to understand what exactly do you want to know.

Phrase "according to the invention" could be translated as "согласно изобретению", "в соответствии с изобретением"
Yngve Roennike (asker) Dec 3, 2014:
But this is such a generic question, not tied to any specific context.
mk_lab Dec 3, 2014:
It would be better (much more, indeed) if you will provide exact context here rather than explanations

Proposed translations

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Выдвигаемые согласно изобретению

I have finally understand what is the question:)

The right translation of proposed is "предлагаемые", but it is really strange to say "предлагаемые в соответствии с изобретением". More likely seems the variant: "выдвигаемые согласно изобретению", but if it is possible - try to use another word instead of "proposed". Invention it is when something is already done, and "proposed" as "предлагаемые" is really not quite right.

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Note added at 1 дн18 час (2014-12-05 09:43:32 GMT)
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New compounds presented according to the invention - hm, looks good. Better than "proposed". But if you will write "proposed", it can be understanded as "выдвигаемые" and it means nearly the same as "представленные" (presented)
Note from asker:
Okay, so it is unusual in your estimation. I'm actually translating this phrase to English from Russian, so I am not the one inventing it, and wondered if it was unusual and could be rendered with "according to the invention," which occurs in a similar document. I guess, it could also be rendered in English by simply "present." Any further thoughts on this? Tx.
Allright, I meant rather the "present compounds," for predlagaemei soedinenie it does not say actually "according to the invention in most cases, only in one did I see that, i.e., proposed compounds according to the invention.
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