Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Bulgarian term or phrase:
пропуск в работата
English translation:
blunder / fault / negligence / omission / faux pas (in her work), error / mistake/ lapse, oversight
Bulgarian term
пропуск в работата
5 | blunder / fault / negligence / omission / faux pas (in her work) | Andrei Vrabtchev |
4 +3 | error / mistake/ lapse / omission | Pavel Tsvetkov |
4 +1 | an oversight | Yavor Dimitrov |
Jun 21, 2011 05:58: Kalinka Hristova changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Jun 24, 2011 11:15: Andrei Vrabtchev changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/1133152">Veta Anton's</a> old entry - " пропуск в работата"" to ""blunder / fault / negligence / omission / faux pas (in her work), error / mistake/ lapse, oversight""
Non-PRO (3): Yavor Dimitrov, Christo Metschkaroff, Kalinka Hristova
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Proposed translations
blunder / fault / negligence / omission / faux pas (in her work)
Thanx for the helpful answer! |
error / mistake/ lapse / omission
Thanx for the helpful answer! |
agree |
petkovw
1 hr
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Благодаря!
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agree |
Yuliyan Gospodinov (X)
: omission
2 hrs
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Благодаря!
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agree |
Galina Rusinova
3 hrs
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Благодаря!
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an oversight
It was an oversight on her part...
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