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07:52 Nov 9, 2012 |
Chinese to English translations [PRO] General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||||
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4 +1 | The publication date is imminent |
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3 +1 | We're just about to go to press |
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3 | the publication date is exigent |
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the publication date is exigent Explanation: ...or round the corner 迫在眉睫 or demanding (no delay) |
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The publication date is imminent Explanation: What you said is not wrong, but I would probably use the word 'imminent' instead of pressing. 'the date of publication is imminent' or 'the publication date is imminent'. Hope this helps :) |
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We're just about to go to press Explanation: The [magazine] will be coming out very soon It will be hitting the shelves in a very short time We're in the final run up to publication now Publication day is looming There's not long to go before the release date The launch is just a few days away |
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