Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

qui se retrouvent à la leçon

English translation:

which are covered herein

Added to glossary by B D Finch
Jan 31, 2008 08:04
16 yrs ago
French term

qui se retrouvent à la leçon

French to English Science Psychology
Ces deux sources d'incertitude, qui se retrouvent à la leçon, n'influencent pas de la même façon le TR et le TM.

TR= Reaction Time
TM= Movement Time
Change log

Feb 5, 2008 09:16: B D Finch Created KOG entry

Discussion

B D Finch Jan 31, 2008:
Shows how important it is to give sufficient context when posting a question. If it is uncertain whether or not it refers to the abstract itself, substitute "here" for "lesson", to allow wriggle-room. If it is certain, then "herein", "above", or "below"
Chanda Danley (asker) Jan 31, 2008:
I forgot to mention that this sentence comes out of an abstract. So, based on some of the answers, I'm not sure 'lesson' is appropriate here. But, maybe it just refers to the abstract itself.

Proposed translations

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which are covered in this lesson/lecture

How"leçon" is translated depends upon whether this is a school lesson (part of the bac?) or a university lecture ...

One does generally refer to material, a topic or a syllabus being "covered" in a lesson/lecture.
Peer comment(s):

agree Claire Chapman : Perhaps, "which are also covered in the..."
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Thanks Claire, but where did you get "also" from? I thought I must have overlooked something, but could't find a hint of "aussi".
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks for your help...I agree with you...context is important. In the end, I went with "herein"."
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which are found during training

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