Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

выманивать подарки

English translation:

extract gifts

Added to glossary by Rachel Douglas
Aug 18, 2016 15:04
7 yrs ago
Russian term

выманивать подарки

Russian to English Bus/Financial Law: Contract(s)
Документ - договор брачного агентства.

Заказчик не должен использовать услуги Исполнителя для осуществления противоправных действий (в том числе выманивание у мужчин подарков).
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Aug 21, 2016 14:31: Rachel Douglas Created KOG entry

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extract gifts

For the noun - "extracting gifts." Someone who's extracting gifts doesn't necessarily explicitly solicit them (although it's one method), but often does so implicitly by the nature of the relationship entered into. Some examples:
https://www.google.com/#q="of extracting gifts"


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Note added at 4 hrs (2016-08-18 19:51:50 GMT)
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From the above search, since evidently some are unfamiliar with this usage of "extracting gifts" to describe a particular sort of malfeasance (which can include outright solicitation thereof, but doesn't have to; the request for gifts may be tacit and implicit).

More broadly, she accuses Banier of extracting gifts from her mother at moments when she is physically at her weakest.
http://www.france24.com/en/20100701-bettencourt-trial-charac...

The second Army drill instructor to face charges of extracting gifts from trainees at Ft. Leonard Wood was found guilty today on two of the three charges against him.
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/2432120/

(Lovely one about Chaucer's Wife of Bath)
... and in lines 407-50 she forthrightly admits her mercenary motives as she describes her tactic of extracting gifts from a husband before she will allow sex and divulges her methods of scolding or wheedling her husbands to induce submission to her.
http://lib.dr.iastate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=17084&...
Peer comment(s):

neutral crockodile : context is 'misconduct, wrongdoing, violations, etc" where a sanction maybe imposed, this is why solicit sounds more... er.. you know....
36 mins
Context is about specific wrongdoing: joining a matchmaking service w ulterior motives. The lady likely doesn't explicitly "solicit" gifts; but "extracting" denotes her desired outcome. My search link includes legal case examples of "extracting" as crime.
agree The Misha : Po doroge prokhodil odin serdityi krokodil...
4 hrs
Thanks, Misha.
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solicit gifts

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Peer comment(s):

agree crockodile : good wording
0 min
I try, I try
agree Amy Lesiewicz : The colloquial phrase for a woman who does this is "gold-digger". // Refers to marriage as well, but also a woman who dates men only for the expensive presents they give her.
2 mins
Are you sure? I've always thought gold-digger is a woman who tries to marry the wealthiest man that will take her!
agree danya
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agree Ilan Rubin (X) : I think this is THE standard word here (I can't think of any others)
21 mins
agree interprivate
2 hrs
agree The Misha
5 hrs
agree Sasha Spencer
9 hrs
agree Ravindra Godbole
9 hrs
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extort gifts, or material favors

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Peer comment(s):

neutral crockodile : a bit too "criminal", no?
12 mins
disagree Ilan Rubin (X) : extortion is really based on some threat; no threat implied here
15 mins
disagree The Misha : But of course, that would be criminal, wouldn't it?
3 hrs
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