Sep 8, 2014 11:43
9 yrs ago
Swedish term
nappar tag
Swedish to English
Medical
Medical (general)
In a report about a pacemaker: "Det är också en god trend, ingenting som nappar tag." and "Det finns en antydd missfärgning men ingenting som nappar tag i devicet under".
Suggestions for 'nappar tag' much appreciated, thanks,
Suggestions for 'nappar tag' much appreciated, thanks,
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | attach/get caught | Deane Goltermann |
5 | grabs/to grab hold of something | egj_translation |
4 | catches on | Cynthia Coan |
Proposed translations
+1
1 hr
Swedish term (edited):
(inget som) nappar tag
Selected
attach/get caught
My in-house expert consultant agrees with the literal suggestion above, and that it is highly colloquial -- but also indicates that the negative in your context 'inget som nappar tag' is really the term you're looking for, as this shifts the meaning or emphasis.
More context would be helpful, if possible. A medical report ... from where in the country? Sorry no references I can link to! ;-)
More context would be helpful, if possible. A medical report ... from where in the country? Sorry no references I can link to! ;-)
Example sentence:
...slight discolouration, but nothing is attached to (catches in) the device.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you. Yes, I think it must mean nothing is catching on it."
12 mins
grabs/to grab hold of something
Is what it literally means. This report seems to be written in quite colloquial language, so I suppose you are translating it that way too.
3 hrs
catches on
In other words, "It is also a good trend (but) nothing that catches on."
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