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Как перевести подразделения больницы?
Встретила такое в итальянской статье: Neonatal Surgery Unit, Department of Medical and Surgical Neonatology.
Нашла описание разницы между department и unit от носителей:
One could think of a "department" as being an administrative division and a "unit" being a functional division.
Eg. The Psychiatry Department decided to place the Tourette Unit in Ward 7, far from the Sleep Disorder Unit.
Получается, что unit - это часть department, когда как department - это отделение, но какие в отделении могут быть части?
Как я представляю, у них может быть отделение хирургии с unit - ом чистой и гнойной хирургии, когда как у нас это просто отделение чистой и отделение гнойной хирургии. Кто-то уже сталкивался, как переводили?
"Подразделение" мне кажется некорректным, так как такого в российских больницах просто нет. Есть ли аналог в нашем языке или стоит сократить перевод до "отделение неонатологии и неонатальной хирургии".
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The difference between efficacy, efficiency and effectiveness
Could anyone explain it with examples, please?
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Is it ok to say "childish perfectionist"?
I mean a person often acts childish and he's also a perfectionist. Can I call him "childish perfectionist" or it doesn't sound nature?
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Wicked (the Musical)
I've been in England recenly and I've seen Wicked. The show was totally amazing! But, honesly, I didn't understand why Elphaba left the Wizard? I understood he doesn't have the real power, but I didn't understand why she has gone.
Thanks in advance!
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Is there any difference between pregnant and gravid?
Everywhere I see the word "pregnant", but recently I've found the word "gravid". Is "pregnant" more common? If so, where do I need to use "gravid"?
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Hay/estan/esta
Could you please recommended me some good rules/links or explain how to use this words? I'm totally confused. Thank you! Ooops, I forgot about "ser". "Hay/esta/estan/ser (Es/son)"
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for students studying Russian
Чай долго остывал.
Чай долго не остывал.
What is the difference?
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What the difference between colors and colours?
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Have you ever been...
I always think it's right to say "Have you ever been IN ...?", but I found another sentense: "Have you ever been TO ...?" twice! Which is correct? Thanks everybody for replies.
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Is "Awkward" ok as a name of school report?
My English teacher asked to write me a funny summer story, could I named it "Awkward"? Or Is It too informal?
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