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18:55 Jan 14, 2011 |
English to Danish translations [PRO] Marketing - Advertising / Public Relations / Email marketing | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Mette Melchior Sweden Local time: 05:59 | ||||||
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4 | kreativitet / det kreative |
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3 +1 | visuelt udtryk/design og indhold |
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creative kreativitet / det kreative Explanation: Medmindre ordet "Creative" er et varemærke/varenavn ud fra den øvrige kontekst, synes kun "kreativitet" at passe lige ind i sammenhængen på dansk, men du kan også omskrive til: Analyse af det kreative via øjenregistrering. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2011-01-14 20:16:38 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- WordWeb har to definitioner under "creative" som "noun": 1) Someone who generates new ideas and sales materials for marketing a product. 2) Materials produced for marketing or advertising. - Måske kan det give dig lidt inspiration. Selv ville jeg nok stadig kalde det "det kreative (aspekt)". :-) |
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creative visuelt udtryk/design og indhold Explanation: If "creative" is used in the sense you posted in your discussion entry, i.e. referring to the visual design, I would suggest to translate it as "det visuelle udtryk" (or "layout" or "design" as you also suggest). However, if it also refers to the actual text and not just the visual aspect, that might be a bit too narrow (see also the definition below). Then you could maybe call it "design og indhold" or simply "annonce" or "nyhedsbrev" depending on what kind of product it refers to. But there might also be another fixed term for this in Danish. I just can't think of one right now. Example sentence(s):
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