Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
règle de vie
English translation:
general rules and regulations
Added to glossary by
Juliette Scott
Aug 7, 2008 06:48
15 yrs ago
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French term
règle de vie
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Management
XXXX s’engage à ce que son personnel affecté à la réalisation de ces travaux respecte les règles de vie en vigueur sur ledit site, notamment les consignes d'accès, de circulation, et les dispositions du règlement intérieur, qui lui ont été préalablement communiquées par YYY
just "health and safety rules"?
just "health and safety rules"?
Proposed translations
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Change log
Aug 8, 2008 07:25: Juliette Scott Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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general rules and regulations
I think something quite general is meant - covering health & safety but maybe more too.
http://74.125.39.104/search?q=cache:oCee7XQPO-MJ:www.europai...|lang_en|lang_it&client=safari
http://74.125.39.104/search?q=cache:oCee7XQPO-MJ:www.europai...|lang_en|lang_it&client=safari
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Comment: "thanks"
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26 mins
Safety procedures
règle de vie? in anyone knows how to complicate things it is the French.
Note from asker:
I know! And as we would say in the UK, "bless 'em" : French pride in their language combined with their delicious tendency to complicate, guarantees many more years of Fr-Eng translation for years to come, even in a massively globalised world where English has ... won! |
43 mins
safety regulations
should do the trick
1 hr
community rules
It is not only safty regulations, but also the réglement intérieur...
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2 hrs
rules of life
that's what it means in the context of the text
Peer comment(s):
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mchd
: traduction ... littérale
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neutral |
B D Finch
: A bit too philosophical perhaps?
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disagree |
Jean-Claude Gouin
: I don't think so ...
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basic/ground/general rules
I agree with Juliette that this is not restricted to health and safety, but think "regulations" is too official a term.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Charlie Bavington
: ground rules sprang to my mind too, and altho' the term is described in the text (which means, to an extent, you can call it what you like) I'd be inclined to check other sources to ensure it fits.
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Thanks Charlie
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general rule of thumb
a guiding principle
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