Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

рабочий обед для членов делегации

English translation:

working lunch

Added to glossary by Vladimir Dubisskiy
Apr 2, 2004 05:39
20 yrs ago
Russian term

рабочий обед для членов делегации

Russian to English Other Government / Politics diplomatic protocol
Программа официального визита правительственной делегации.

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Apr 3, 2004:
business lunch does not fit the context. Government delegation can hardly have business lunch; they do politics, not business.
Non-ProZ.com Apr 2, 2004:
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Steffen Pollex (X) Apr 2, 2004:
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Proposed translations

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5 mins
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working lunch

The Senate Report
... The delegation also held a working lunch with Mexican parliamentarians (Mexico also
has observer status at the Assembly), including the Speaker of the Mexican ...
www.parl.gc.ca/information/about/process/ senate/senatereport/SenRepFeb2003-e5.htm - 20k - Cached - Similar pages

Peer comment(s):

neutral Steffen Pollex (X) : Звучит ужасно, по-моему, как-то неестественно, вымышленно, как будто "кровь из носа", но НАДО туда "рабочий" впихнуть во что бы не стало, хотя оно суть не меняет.
5 mins
это установившееся выражение. на Гугле встречается 68 500 раз
agree Yakov Tomara : Слово "рабочий" существенно, т.к., видимо, речь идет о проведении переговоров во время этого самого обеда
34 mins
agree protolmach : definitely, it is a working lunch
46 mins
agree Alexander Onishko
1 hr
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "спасибо за участие, Талиб!"
12 hrs
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business lunch for members of the delegation

I think that "business lunch, dinner" (depending on where it takes place) is better than "working" since the latter sounds too Russian.

Misha
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