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06:59 May 1, 2003 |
German to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Journalism | |||||||
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4 | adamant/unrelenting news desk |
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4 | steadfast news center |
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3 +1 | ironclad news centre |
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4 | steely |
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2 | Cast-iron news source |
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adamant/unrelenting news desk Explanation: Soll heißen, es die Daten vermehren sich gnadenlos weiter (wie die Karnickel ;-)) |
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steadfast news center Explanation: but as JFox said, more background needed |
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ironclad news centre Explanation: since it's abstract.... |
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steely Explanation: For Germans, it's "iron", for Anglos, "steely," meaning immovable, resolute, etc., e.g. "his steely resolve." |
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Cast-iron news source Explanation: Hard without context, as others have said. My guess is that "eisern" is being used to mean infallible, possibly with ironic intent. This might make sense if the contrast is being made between monolithic broadcasters (corporate networks) and Internet-based news dissemination (e.g. blogging). But, without context, this remains really a shot in the dark. Incidentally the links below refer to an art installation at an iron works in Hermannshütte, Dortmund, called "Die Eiserne Nachrichtenzentrale". Maybe you could e-mail the participants. Reference: http://www.kuenstliches-gelenk.de/Nachrichtenzentrale.html Reference: http://www.kuenstlerhaus-dortmund.de/atel-Seebach.html |
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