May 27, 2005 19:13
19 yrs ago
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professionalism slip
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desliz profesional?
In this decision making, I essentially had 3 options: start recouperating my personal life by reducing the offices, bring someone else down to run one, or close them completely. Although the first two would be better financially, I am doing the third, because I work hard to maintain a certain level of expertise in the office, bringing new methods to Peru to help more people, etc. I cannot justify letting this level of ***professionalism slip***.
In this decision making, I essentially had 3 options: start recouperating my personal life by reducing the offices, bring someone else down to run one, or close them completely. Although the first two would be better financially, I am doing the third, because I work hard to maintain a certain level of expertise in the office, bringing new methods to Peru to help more people, etc. I cannot justify letting this level of ***professionalism slip***.
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Ver oración completa
... no puedo permitir que este nivel de profesionalismo desaparezca/merme/decaiga.
Una sugerencia!
Una sugerencia!
Peer comment(s):
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María Teresa Taylor Oliver
: Exacto. Aquí "slip" es un verbo, no un sustantivo.
11 mins
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Gracias!
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agree |
Carolina Carabecho
: Habría que ver qué sigue después de esta oración, pero concuerdo con ustedes :)
14 mins
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Gracias!
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agree |
Ricardo Eid
1 hr
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "gracias a tod@s! "
+4
1 min
desliz/error/descuido profesional
Pienso que podría ser cualquiera de las anteriores. Desliz suena bien.
Peer comment(s):
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Gabriela Rodriguez
0 min
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agree |
juani
1 min
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agree |
Caro Friszman
2 mins
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agree |
Marina Soldati
5 mins
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agree |
Maria Milagros Del Cid
5 mins
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agree |
Jo-Hanna Goettsche
14 mins
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disagree |
María Teresa Taylor Oliver
: Perdón, pero aquí "slip" es un verbo, no un sustantivo.
19 mins
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disagree |
Ricardo Eid
: I also desagree, on the same grounds that M.T.
1 hr
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14 mins
no puedo justificar este descuido profesional sin tomar acción
otra opción
24 mins
English term (edited):
I cannot justify letting this level of professionalism slip.
No puedo justificar que este nivel de profesionalismo decaiga/desaparezca/merme
Si se toma en cuenta la oración anterior ("I work hard to maintain ***a certain level of expertise*** in the office"), en la que viene de último ("I cannot justify letting **this level of professionalism*** slip), SLIP es un VERBO, no un SUSTANTIVO.
No puedo justificar que ESTE nivel (refiriéndose al nivel de experiencia [o como hayas traducido "level of expertise"] anterior) de profesionalismo decaiga/desaparezca/merme.
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Note added at 25 mins (2005-05-27 19:38:43 GMT)
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http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/unabridged?va=...
TO SLIP
3 : to fall into error or fault : LAPSE <he is most orthodox and rarely slips -- G.C.Sellery> <sometimes slips into rather dreadful puns and hackneyed language -- C.K.Kluckhohn>
4 a (1) : to slide out of place or away from a support or one\'s grasp : fall or change direction by sliding <the books slipped to the floor> <the chisel slipped and cut his hand> (2) : to undergo a slip <the younger rock slips from time to time, as some earth movement takes place -- American Guide Series: Washington>
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Note added at 31 mins (2005-05-27 19:45:05 GMT)
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Mejor \"no puedo permitir\" en vez de \"no puedo justificar\", como dijo Alicia (I cannot justify letting).
O para que sea más idiomático:
\"No puedo darme el lujo de (permitir) que decaiga este nivel de profesionalismo.\"
No puedo justificar que ESTE nivel (refiriéndose al nivel de experiencia [o como hayas traducido "level of expertise"] anterior) de profesionalismo decaiga/desaparezca/merme.
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Note added at 25 mins (2005-05-27 19:38:43 GMT)
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http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/unabridged?va=...
TO SLIP
3 : to fall into error or fault : LAPSE <he is most orthodox and rarely slips -- G.C.Sellery> <sometimes slips into rather dreadful puns and hackneyed language -- C.K.Kluckhohn>
4 a (1) : to slide out of place or away from a support or one\'s grasp : fall or change direction by sliding <the books slipped to the floor> <the chisel slipped and cut his hand> (2) : to undergo a slip <the younger rock slips from time to time, as some earth movement takes place -- American Guide Series: Washington>
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Note added at 31 mins (2005-05-27 19:45:05 GMT)
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Mejor \"no puedo permitir\" en vez de \"no puedo justificar\", como dijo Alicia (I cannot justify letting).
O para que sea más idiomático:
\"No puedo darme el lujo de (permitir) que decaiga este nivel de profesionalismo.\"
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retroceso en el profesionalismo
Ofrezco la definicion arriba descrita pues lo que signifaca la palabra "slip" cuando es usada en este contexto.
Discussion
:)
Son buenas las opciones que dan abajo
Sylvia