Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

slice the pie

Chinese translation:

no matter how you slice it(idiom)

Added to glossary by xianghai
Jul 30, 2006 21:30
17 yrs ago
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English term

slice the pie

English to Chinese Tech/Engineering IT (Information Technology) mobile security
Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and cellular phones are rapidly converging into what many generically refer to as "smartphones." Gartner defines a PDA as a data-centric handheld that may include a cellular radio. IDC considers any device that offers cellular voice to be a mobile phone or a converged device (aka smartphone). No matter how you slice the pie, many mobile devices shipping today offer more than one wireless interface:
Bluetooth for peripheral (e.g., earbud or PC) connection,
Wi-Fi for internet hotspot and corporate WLAN access, and/or
2G/3G wireless for voice, messaging, and mobile packet-switched data.

Discussion

clearwater (asker) Jul 31, 2006:
To pkchan:有无来源或出处?谢谢!
clearwater (asker) Jul 30, 2006:
前文只是讲了Gartner和IDC分别对PDA和移动电话或融合设备的定义,并没有讲市场的划分啊?!

Proposed translations

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no matter how you slice it(idiom)

No matter how you slice the pie等同于no matter how you slice it。

可以是slice the pie 或者 slice the cake,或者”any way you slice it“,意思都是一样的,

即”in whatever way you consider this‘, ”Regardless of how one views something“。

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=74483&dict=CA...



Example sentence:

No matter how you slice it, he's still guilty of perjury.

He shouldn't have hit her, any way you slice it.

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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "谢谢! 同时感谢pkchan!"
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[smartphone]市场的划分

这里是指smartphone这个市场份额就象是一块蛋糕(100%的扇形图),有多种划分的方法,Gartner是一种划分方法,IDC提出另一种方法,各包括不同的划分方式。

No matter how you slice the pie, many mobile devices shipping today offer more than one wireless interface: 大致可以译为:

但是,无论怎么划分这个市场,目前市场上所销售的手机都提供一种以上的无线功能(如最基本的语音通话)。
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無論如何,無論怎樣去看待這事情

in whatever manner you consider this 或 whatever anyone says about the matter
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