Glossary entry (derived from question below)
français term or phrase:
adapté à toutes les pathologies
anglais translation:
compatible with any condition
français term
adapté à toutes les pathologies
That seems to be adding too many words.
I think that is the proper sense of what they are saying, but I am a bit blocked on how to say this simply in English.
"concilier les habitudes alimentaires d’un individu avec un équilibre nutritionnel adapté à toutes les pathologies."
4 | compatible with any condition | kashew |
4 +8 | suitable/appropriate/suited for... | Carol Gullidge |
4 +1 | adapted for all pathologies | Dawn Montague |
Apr 6, 2010 13:52: Stéphanie Soudais changed "Term asked" from "adapté à toutes les pathologies.\"" to "adapté à toutes les pathologies" , "Field" from "Autre" to "Médecine"
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Proposed translations
compatible with any condition
adapted for all pathologies
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margaret caulfield
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Chris Hall
: Too literal here.
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suitable/appropriate/suited for...
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Odile Cuvelier
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many thanks Odile!
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Helen Genevier
: I'd go with suitable for any illness
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many thanks Helen!
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Lionel_M (X)
: with Helen "suitable"
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many thanks Lionel!
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mimi 254
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many thanks mimi!
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Chris Hall
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many thanks Chris!
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Dawn Montague
: This option is better
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many thanks Dawn!
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sktrans
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many thanks sktrans!
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Drmanu49
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many thanks Drmanu!
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