Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Hungarian term or phrase:
holnapvárók
English translation:
forward thinker
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hollowman2
Oct 19, 2010 06:45
13 yrs ago
Hungarian term
holnapvárók
Hungarian to English
Social Sciences
Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc.
Kontextus:
A holnapvárók, a holnaplátók közérzetéről szól könyvünk.
http://www.mtt.org.rs/publikaciok/mtt_konyvsorozatok/05_Holn...
A holnapvárók, a holnaplátók közérzetéről szól könyvünk.
http://www.mtt.org.rs/publikaciok/mtt_konyvsorozatok/05_Holn...
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | forward thinker | amanda solymosi |
4 | envisioneers of tomorrow | Ildiko Santana |
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forward thinker
Yes, difficult to separate the two phrases, this is my offering!
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envisioneers of tomorrow
A holnaplátókhoz hasonlóan, csak a vision / visioner - envision / envisioner - envisioneer szójátékkal folytatva ez az ötletem támadt. Valóban létező szó az angol nyelvben, bármilyen furcsának is tűnik talán. :) Rákerestem, mert kíváncsi lettem, megfelelne-e a kérdéses kiadványban. Szerintem igen. Találtam egy érdekes cikket:
"It never ceases to amaze me. Almost everyone peers into the future through a rear-view mirror.
The future is imagined as a continuation of the past. I suppose there is a certain security in that; much like a padded cell. Hardly anyone practices creative envisioneering.
To be an envisioneer, you must: first have the courage to look into the future with the recognition that there is nothing there yet, except that which you imagine; and then, the force of will to imagine a personal ideal; and then, the impertinence to believe in that imagined ideal as being more real than all that has come before or exists in this present moment. In short, you must be an idealist."
"It never ceases to amaze me. Almost everyone peers into the future through a rear-view mirror.
The future is imagined as a continuation of the past. I suppose there is a certain security in that; much like a padded cell. Hardly anyone practices creative envisioneering.
To be an envisioneer, you must: first have the courage to look into the future with the recognition that there is nothing there yet, except that which you imagine; and then, the force of will to imagine a personal ideal; and then, the impertinence to believe in that imagined ideal as being more real than all that has come before or exists in this present moment. In short, you must be an idealist."
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