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16:32 Jan 2, 2015 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Marketing - Cooking / Culinary / Hotel website | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Joel Schaefer United States Local time: 05:04 | ||||||
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flavored alcoholic beverages producer Explanation: Or: "manufacturer," "production facility" instead of "producer." |
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Flavored liquor store Explanation: Nel Regno Unito e Irlanda sono chiamati anche Off-Licence. Reference: http://www.wordreference.com/enit/liquor%20store Reference: http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off-licence |
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(specializing in fine wines and) aromatized spirits Explanation: I would change the structure to put XXXX at the head of the sentence: Introducing XXXX, specializing in fine wines and aromatized spirits. Something like that. Spirits, mean alcohol like gin, vodka etc. Liqueurs are sweeter like curaçao, créme de menthe etc. although they come under the general term of spirits. Reference: http://www.houstonwines.com/ |
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XXXX, maker of flavoured wines and liqueurs came into being Explanation: I would turn it round as above. If you say "flavoured liqueur maker", well... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2015-01-02 18:49:35 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- or "maker of aromatic wines and liqueurs..." |
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XXXX, producer of spirits and aromatized wines Explanation: I like Wendy's restructuring of the phrase. But "aromatized" specifically refers to flavoring wines (e.g. vermouth) with herbs and other aromatic ingredients. So aromatizzata actually goes with vineria, not liquoreria. |
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