Glossary entry

Greek term or phrase:

Αποτίμηση «χωρίς περικοκλάδες»

English translation:

straight out (blunt) assessment

Added to glossary by Theodoros Linardos
Sep 2, 2004 10:00
19 yrs ago
Greek term

Αποτίμηση «χωρίς περικοκλάδες»

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Proposed translations

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straight out (blunt) assessment

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Means without trying to hide something or making thins to look nicer than really are.
Peer comment(s):

agree Betty Revelioti
13 mins
ευχαριστώ
agree Vicky Papaprodromou
16 mins
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agree Natassa Iosifidou
22 mins
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agree Lamprini Kosma
27 mins
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agree kaydee
47 mins
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agree Evdoxia R. (X)
1 hr
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unceremonious

although I pretty much agree with all the others too.
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"plain-talking" assessment

assessment without any beating about the bush
"no-guff" assessment

περικοκλάδες (metaphorical sense) as defined in the Babiniotis Greek dictionary means fancy talk, verbiage.

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Note added at 1 hr 47 mins (2004-09-02 11:47:48 GMT)
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\"straight to the point\" came to mind too:
Payback Using Architectural Desktop event I attended in Brisbane, Hugh Bathurst
delivered a \"no-punches-pulled\", \"straight to the point\" assessment of ADT. ...
www.karelcad.com/IP_Testimonials.htm

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Note added at 6 hrs 38 mins (2004-09-02 16:38:54 GMT)
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\"no-nonsense assessment\" conveys the same general idea.
Peer comment(s):

agree kaydee
23 mins
Thank you
agree Daphne Theodoraki
25 mins
Thank you
agree Maria Karra
1 hr
Thank you
agree Mihailolja
8 hrs
Thank you
agree Lamprini Kosma
12 hrs
Thank you
agree Krisztina Lelik
19 hrs
Thank you
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