Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

Summer Fayres

Spanish translation:

Ferias de Verano

Added to glossary by Lydia De Jorge
Feb 3, 2009 14:56
15 yrs ago
English term

Summer Fayres

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To help with Fund Raising events, attending for a minimum of 4 hours on the day of the Christmas and Summer Fayres.

Mi propuesta:
Ayudar con los eventos de las recaudaciones de fondos, asistiendo un mínimo de cuatro horas el día de Navidad y eventos de verano?
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Feb 3, 2009 21:12: Lydia De Jorge Created KOG entry

Proposed translations

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Ferias de Verano

should be Fairs
Peer comment(s):

agree Natalia Pedrosa (X)
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Gracias Natalia!
agree VanesaCS
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Gracias Vanesa!
agree Stella Lamarque : Oxford dict.: fayre • noun, pseudo-archaic spelling of FAIR
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Thanks Stella!
agree Carmen Valentin-Rodriguez
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Gracias Carmen!
neutral Refugio : Sorry to disagree, Lydia, but if you look at the context, there is only one summer fair. The plural refers to both the Christmas Fair and the Summer Fair.
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Based on the context, you are correct, but the term the asker posted is "Summer FayreS" and thus I answered. Saludos Ruth!
agree eski : "Férias de verano". Saludos :))(Summer FayreS)!
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Gracias y saludos eski!
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(un mínimo de cuatro horas) el día de la Feria de Navidad y el día de la Feria de Verano

Fayre is an old-fashioned spelling of far.

The text refers to four hours on the day of the Christmas Fair AND four hours on the day of the Summer Fair. Each fair takes place on a single day. The expression "Christmas and Summer Fayres" means the Christmas Fair and the Summer Fair.
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