Campanes

Cam`panes´


n. pl.1.(Her.) Bells.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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A cela s'ajoutent des campanes de sensibilisation sur les dangers des inondations, sur le nettoyage des Oueds et des installations d'assainissement.
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In "Les campanes," for example, "esbarts de pensaments" becomes "burden of my thoughts" instead of a more literal and neutral "groups of thoughts," because of "the gravity of the poem." The often-anthologized "La reliquia" shows an interesting choice, not explained but successful, in rendering the opening words "Faune mutilat" as "Mutilated myth," generalizing and simplifying the image.
Joan Alcover. Elegies
The translations compared here are: Catalan: Per qui toquen les campanes, by Jordi Arbones (Barcelona: Edicions Proa, 1978).
SHADOWS OF A LITERARY DIALECT: FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS IN FIVE ROMANCE LANGUAGES (2)

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