Sep 4, 2007 13:53
16 yrs ago
Czech term

Roadshow povedou medici 5. ročníků

Czech to English Marketing Advertising / Public Relations Publicity campaign
I cannot understand the meaning of 'povedou medici' in this sentence.
It is from a press release about an advertising campaign for an insurance company.

Discussion

Prokop Vantuch Sep 4, 2007:
Agree with Veronika. Medici is a plural form of a noun MEDIK (meaning a medical student). Definitely derived from the English MEDIC as in PARAMEDIC or MEDICAL.

Proposed translations

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will be led by medical students

The medical student will lead the roadshow (supposing it is a kind of a parade).
Note from asker:
Thank you Veronika. I guessed that 'medici' had some sort of medical meaning, but I cannot find any reference to it as a noun for medical student, doctor, etc. Is this an Anglicism, instead of using the usual Czech term?
Peer comment(s):

agree Gabriela Verešová
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agree Prokop Vantuch
43 mins
agree Dylan Edwards : It's in dictionaries: medik - medical student.
45 mins
neutral hgrant (X) : Note for Ronnie: medik - student who studies medicine (Anim. masc. noun, ,nom. sg. ), medici - nom.plural.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks to all. Yes, of course, it is the plural. I think I am concentrating so much on this text I can't see the wood for the trees!"
6 days

Fifth-year medical students will lead the roadshow.

We must translate concisely in active voice, but we mustn't forget that they're fifth-year med. students.
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