Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
ancrages
English translation:
anchor points
Added to glossary by
Steffen Walter
Apr 11, 2008 07:38
16 yrs ago
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French term
ancrages
French to English
Social Sciences
Psychology
Deux sortes de messages, des messages positifs, des messages dynamisants, des messages gratifiants. Mais aussi on fait passer parfois des messages toxiques, des messages qui vont maltraiter, qui vont blesser.
Alors quand on envoie un message positif, et ça tous les managers relationnel devraient le savoir, ça provoque chez l’autre quatre ***ancrages*** qui sont symboliquement derrière vous : ça augmente la « vivance » de ma vie , voyez c’est toute la dimension vibratoire de la vie , ça devient « energetigéne », ça engendre de l’énergie, ça confirme la confiance en moi , ça alimente l’estime de moi , et ça nourrit l’amour pour moi-même.
Alors quand on envoie un message positif, et ça tous les managers relationnel devraient le savoir, ça provoque chez l’autre quatre ***ancrages*** qui sont symboliquement derrière vous : ça augmente la « vivance » de ma vie , voyez c’est toute la dimension vibratoire de la vie , ça devient « energetigéne », ça engendre de l’énergie, ça confirme la confiance en moi , ça alimente l’estime de moi , et ça nourrit l’amour pour moi-même.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 +2 | anchor points |
Alain Pommet
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| 4 | anchorages |
Speakering (X)
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| 3 | pillars |
B D Finch
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Change log
Apr 11, 2008 07:38: changed "Kudoz queue" from "In queue" to "Public"
Apr 25, 2008 06:51: Alain Pommet Created KOG entry
Apr 25, 2008 12:39: Steffen Walter changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/138810">Alain Pommet's</a> old entry - "ancrages (in context)"" to ""anchor points""
Apr 25, 2008 12:39: Steffen Walter changed "Term asked" from "ancrages (in context)" to "ancrages" , "Field" from "Art/Literary" to "Social Sciences"
Proposed translations
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French term (edited):
ancrages (in context)
Selected
anchor points
I don't really see the problem with translating more or less literally. They are four points which strengthen the person psychologically, making them feel good about themselves. Four points they can hold on to.
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French term (edited):
ancrages (in context)
pillars
In the absence of knowing the exact theory involved: it could be turned round in English to a useful expression associated with the number "four", as in the "four pillars of wisdom".
"The **Four pillars** of lasting self-confidence. Why the past doesn't have to be ... I have been suffering from low self-confidence and self-esteem all my life. ..."
www.self-confidence.co.uk/self/confidence/cd/trainer.html
"The **Four pillars** of lasting self-confidence. Why the past doesn't have to be ... I have been suffering from low self-confidence and self-esteem all my life. ..."
www.self-confidence.co.uk/self/confidence/cd/trainer.html
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French term (edited):
ancrages (in context)
anchorages
as in something that holds you grounded, gives you a sense of stability, and helps you enjoy life.
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