Glossary entry

Bulgarian term or phrase:

освободен

English translation:

exempted

Added to glossary by Trufev
Feb 14, 2008 12:50
16 yrs ago
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Bulgarian term

освободен

Bulgarian to English Science Education / Pedagogy
Ученикът е освободен от физическо възпитание
Proposed translations (English)
3 +8 exempted
4 +6 freed, exempt
Change log

Feb 18, 2008 17:08: Trufev Created KOG entry

Proposed translations

+8
3 mins
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exempted

Peer comment(s):

agree Cortejo
1 min
Благодаря
agree Yavor Behar (X) :
20 mins
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agree Sylvio Peshev : http://www.aps.edu/aps/policy/Directives/HEALTHEXEMP.htm
1 hr
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agree Peter Skipp
1 hr
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agree James McVay : "Excused" could work, too, depending on the reason. "Exempt" suggests reasons such as disability, age, or military service. "Excused" suggests an illness or other short-term reason.
1 hr
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agree Krasimira Kalcheva
2 hrs
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neutral Ivan Klyunchev : В примера го има като прилагателно.
2 hrs
agree Mihaela Boteva
5 hrs
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agree V_Nedkov : exempt
12 hrs
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+6
8 mins

freed, exempt

ako e ednokratno e freed, inache moje exempt
Ne sam chuvala exempted
Peer comment(s):

agree Iveta Ivanova : exempt
18 mins
agree Ivan Klyunchev : exempt
2 hrs
agree Yavor Dimitrov : I'd think 'exempt', being an adjective, would be the better option here. The asker might also want to use the noun 'exemption' instead, for example, "The schoolboy has exemption from physical education classes."
6 hrs
agree Elena Aleksandrova
7 hrs
agree V_Nedkov : exempt
12 hrs
agree Pavel Tsvetkov : "Exempt" е правилната форма: "Removed from (out of) allegiance, liability, or obligation to."
22 hrs
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