Glossary entry (derived from question below)
русский term or phrase:
завершил курс неполного высшего образования
английский translation:
received incomplete higher education
Added to glossary by
Anton Agafonov (X)
Oct 4, 2007 18:00
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русский term
завершил курс неполного высшего образования
русский => английский
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Из диплома:
Настоящий диплом выдан ФИО в том, что он успешно завершил курс неполного высшего образования.
Настоящий диплом выдан ФИО в том, что он успешно завершил курс неполного высшего образования.
Proposed translations
(английский)
4 +5 | received/got incomplete higher education | Anton Agafonov (X) |
4 | partially completed a higher education program / degree | Dorene Cornwell |
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Oct 11, 2007 12:08: Anton Agafonov (X) Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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received/got incomplete higher education
Или, если чтобы понятнее,
completed 3 years towards higher edcuation degree
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Note added at 18 hrs (2007-10-05 12:05:36 GMT)
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completed 3 years towards higher edcuation degree
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Note added at 18 hrs (2007-10-05 12:05:36 GMT)
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10 час
partially completed a higher education program / degree
partially completed a higher education program / degree
partially fulfilled the requirements of his higher education program / for his higher education degree.
partially fulfilled the requirements of his higher education program / for his higher education degree.
Peer comment(s):
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Anton Agafonov (X)
: at least you have to specify the number of years since it matters in Russia
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so if the number of years is clear from context, then completed two years of a 4-year higher eduacation program or, colloquially, completed two years of college.
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