Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Although there will not be a great deal of free time
German translation:
Trotz knapp bemessener Freizeit
English term
Although there will not be a great deal of free time
XX’s community athletic facility.
Irgendwie will ich es nicht so mit der Hammermethode ausdrücken...
Fällt jemanden etwas "Nettes" ein???
TIA!!!
3 +6 | Trotz knapp bemessener Freizeit | ukaiser (X) |
4 | Viel Freizeit wird Ihnen nicht (gerade) bleiben, aber | Aniello Scognamiglio (X) |
Non-PRO (1): Aniello Scognamiglio (X)
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Proposed translations
Trotz knapp bemessener Freizeit
Viel Freizeit wird Ihnen nicht (gerade) bleiben, aber
Ein etwas andere Stil... oder
Viel Freizeit werden Sie nicht gerade haben, aber...
Oder du drehst den Satz um:
Sie können die Fitnesseinrichtungen gerne nutzen, viel Freizeit wird Ihnen aber kaum bleiben.
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