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French to Romanian translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Cinema, Film, TV, Drama | |||||||
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salon de arta domestica |
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Targ de activitati gospodaresti Explanation: This institution, which sought to provide the French with information about all aspects of domestic management, furnishing, and decoration, began life in 1923 as the ‘Salon des Appareils Ménagers’ in the Champ de Mars in Paris. Reference: http://www.answers.com/topic/salon-des-arts-m-nagers |
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Expozitia caminului ideal Explanation: http://ro.bab.la/dictionar/engleza-franceza/ideal.html http://www.dictionar-online.ro/englez_roman.php?id=ideal hom... |
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Salon de arta functionala Explanation: Salon unde sunt expuse obiecte de gospodarie, care au valoare artistica. Reference: http://www.zf.ro/dupa-afaceri/nici-o-canapea-doar-arta-decor... |
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Salonul Artelor Menajere Explanation: Cea mai apropiata dintre sugestiile propuse, ar putea fi cea a Cristinei Balmus (cu distinctiile foarte clar explicate, când se refera la târg, expozitie, salon ...) Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.kalmanovitz.co.il/CZ/2007/Gac30b.pdf |
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salon de arta domestica Explanation: Cu mare placere o postez ca raspuns. Sper ca te a ajutat! Salon des Arts Ménagers This institution, which sought to provide the French with information about ***all aspects of domestic management, furnishing, and decoration***, began life in 1923 as the ‘Salon des Appareils Ménagers’ in the Champ de Mars in Paris. This first exhibition, largely devoted to domestic appliances, attracted over 100,000, but the Salon moved to the Grand Palais in 1926, when it was renamed the ‘Salon des Arts Ménagers’. A key figure was Jules-Louis Breton, Under-Secretary of State for Inventions during the First World War. In 1923 the Institut d'Organisation Ménagère (Institute for Household Management) was founded by Paulette Bernège, also an important mover in the establishment of the Ligue d'Organisation Ménagère (League for Household Management). Both Breton and Bernège were important in educating the public in this sphere of ***domestic life***. By the 1930s, in addition to the display of domestic appliances the shows included furniture and furnishings, as well as the work of members of the Union des Artistes Modernes (UAM). By 1939 the Salon attracted over 600,000 visitors, a figure that reached 1,400,000 in 1955. However, over succeeding decades consumers became increasingly sophisticated and marketing and retailing systems underwent significant changes. In 1983 the Salons ceased as public events. Example sentence(s):
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Reference: salon de arta domestica Reference information: Salon des Arts Ménagers This institution, which sought to provide the French with information about ***all aspects of domestic management, furnishing, and decoration***, began life in 1923 as the ‘Salon des Appareils Ménagers’ in the Champ de Mars in Paris. This first exhibition, largely devoted to domestic appliances, attracted over 100,000, but the Salon moved to the Grand Palais in 1926, when it was renamed the ‘Salon des Arts Ménagers’. A key figure was Jules-Louis Breton, Under-Secretary of State for Inventions during the First World War. In 1923 the Institut d'Organisation Ménagère (Institute for Household Management) was founded by Paulette Bernège, also an important mover in the establishment of the Ligue d'Organisation Ménagère (League for Household Management). Both Breton and Bernège were important in educating the public in this sphere of ***domestic life***. By the 1930s, in addition to the display of domestic appliances the shows included furniture and furnishings, as well as the work of members of the Union des Artistes Modernes (UAM). By 1939 the Salon attracted over 600,000 visitors, a figure that reached 1,400,000 in 1955. However, over succeeding decades consumers became increasingly sophisticated and marketing and retailing systems underwent significant changes. In 1983 the Salons ceased as public events. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2009-03-02 12:01:59 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Note(s) : La langue française établit des distinctions claires entre les termes salon, foire et exposition. Le salon interprofessionnel proprement dit, désigne une manifestation de promotion des ventes spécialisée (Salon du livre scolaire, par exemple). C'est en quelque sorte une manifestation commerciale organisée entre professionnels. Par ailleurs, le terme foire, parfois senti comme vieilli en tant que synonyme de salon (Salon de l'auto ou Salon de l'informatique, par exemple), signifie « manifestation périodique et de courte durée où des producteurs ou des commerçants exposent au public leurs marchandises et prennent les commandes des acheteurs ». Le terme exposition qui est plus général désigne toute présentation publique ou collective de marchandises ou d'objets se rapportant le plus souvent à un thème et destinés à la vente. Bien qu'on rencontre le terme foire-exposition, il peut sembler quelque peu redondant. En effet, une foire est une sorte d'exposition où l'on peut à la fois présenter et vendre des produits ou services au public. De même, on fait parfois la distinction entre une foire-exposition où des marchandises sont présentées au public et une foire commerciale (ou une foire) qui désigne aussi un grand marché public. Scuze, n am fost atenta ca nu s a postat intreaga explicatie. Pe GDT am gasit explicatia la termenul "salon", domeniu: commerce /commercialisation Toate bune, http://www.granddictionnaire.com/btml/fra/r_motclef/index800... Reference: http://www.answers.com/topic/salon-des-arts-m-nagers |
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