Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Chinese term or phrase:
光有
English translation:
to have only/merey...
Added to glossary by
Erica Salvaneschi
Nov 12, 2009 14:03
14 yrs ago
Chinese term
光有
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Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright
Citizens' Guide For Environmental Rights Protection
可见,光有•告官•的权利意识是不够的,还要有时间的观念.
They are speaking about the timeframe within which a citizen can file a lawsuit against an administrative organ.
Full text at http://www.greenlaw.org.cn/files/guides/CLAPV-NRDC-guide.pdf pag. 39. It is the sentence that closes the paragraph...
I have already asked a question about the same paragraph at: http://ita.proz.com/kudoz/chinese_to_english/other/3498178-民...
Feel free to move the question, just help :D please, this sentence is giving me serious trouble.
Thank you!
They are speaking about the timeframe within which a citizen can file a lawsuit against an administrative organ.
Full text at http://www.greenlaw.org.cn/files/guides/CLAPV-NRDC-guide.pdf pag. 39. It is the sentence that closes the paragraph...
I have already asked a question about the same paragraph at: http://ita.proz.com/kudoz/chinese_to_english/other/3498178-民...
Feel free to move the question, just help :D please, this sentence is giving me serious trouble.
Thank you!
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +4 | to have only/merey... | Adsion Liu |
5 | have only | guixixi |
5 | only; alone | smc |
Proposed translations
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to have only/merey...
光有 is folk expression in oral Chinese, which means only/merely in English, just as 只有/仅有
光有•告官•的权利意识是不够的= it's not enough to have only/merely the ....
Hope it helps...
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Note added at 35 minutes (2009-11-12 14:38:57 GMT)
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That's it! And you are recommended to put the word "only/merely..." in to maintain the linguistic effect as of the source text...
光有•告官•的权利意识是不够的= it's not enough to have only/merely the ....
Hope it helps...
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Note added at 35 minutes (2009-11-12 14:38:57 GMT)
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That's it! And you are recommended to put the word "only/merely..." in to maintain the linguistic effect as of the source text...
Note from asker:
I guessed so. So the whole meaning would be something like: awareness of xxx right is not enough, they must also have the "sense of time". (as in, take the case to court in due time) |
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7 mins
have only
in this case, 光有 means 只有.
光有(只有)xxx不够,还要有xxxx
it's not enough to have only xxxx but also xxxx
光有(只有)xxx不够,还要有xxxx
it's not enough to have only xxxx but also xxxx
23 mins
only; alone
... the right to filing a lawsuit alone is not enough, it is also necessary to ...
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