Jul 9, 2014 06:21
9 yrs ago
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Russian term

привыкшие не отказывать себе в (чём-либо)

Russian to English Marketing Tourism & Travel hotel
... [для людей/гостей], привыкших не отказывать себе в [комфорте/удовольствии] ...

Discussion

danya Jul 9, 2014:
shamelessly hedonistic) the cheek of it!
Evgeny Artemov (X) Jul 9, 2014:
Да просто self-indulgent, чоуш. :-)
danya Jul 9, 2014:
@Igor а вот дайте больше кусочек, и не придётся возиться с дословной передачей оборота

Proposed translations

+7
21 mins
Selected

used to the finer things in life

for guests who are used to enjoying the finer things in life

In other words, these are people who do not like to economize and will happily spend their money on the best, most elegant things life has to offer.
Peer comment(s):

agree Vanda Nissen
10 mins
Thanks Vanda
agree Olga Cartlidge : would be the right expression to use in a promotional brochure
1 hr
Thanks Olga - I also think this would be good for a brochure
agree Michael Korovkin
3 hrs
Thanks Michael
agree Tatiana Lammers
5 hrs
Thank you Tatiana!
agree The Misha
7 hrs
Thanks Misha
agree MariyaN (X)
7 hrs
Thank you Mariya!
agree Dmitriy Gromov
2408 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks a lot!"
15 mins

used to feel themselves comfortable/enjoy themselves

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Peer comment(s):

neutral Sarah McDowell : "enjoy themselves" is fine. But please don't say "feel themselves comfortable". It's incorrect and has bad connotations in English.
7 mins
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+3
50 mins

unaccustomed to denying themselves (anything)

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Peer comment(s):

agree Olga Cartlidge
1 hr
Thank you.
agree Natalia Volkova
3 hrs
Thank you.
agree LilianNekipelov : I think this is closer. Or, who never deny themselves anything.
4 hrs
Thank you.
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3 hrs

habituated to a lifestyle in the lap of luxury

Option.
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-1
4 hrs

привыкшие не отказывать себе в (чём-либо)

accustomed to indulge in anything
Example sentence:

To get everything you want

Peer comment(s):

disagree The Misha : Your grammar is bad (it has to be "indulging") and you don't "indulge in anything," at least not in regular English usage.
2 hrs
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