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patyjs Мексика Local time: 02:49 испанский => английский + ...
Feb 2, 2010
Hi everyone,
I am in the middle of a job and have stopped to ponder why I can comfortably say "the excellent resistance to traction of *product*" (when talking about an adhesive suture strip) but am loathe to use "the good resistance to traction" which just sounds creepy. The source text uses "buena" not "excelente" and so I feel that the superlative is, perhaps, not justified.
I have noticed this before with other phrases where "good" would seem perfectly adequate, but... See more
Hi everyone,
I am in the middle of a job and have stopped to ponder why I can comfortably say "the excellent resistance to traction of *product*" (when talking about an adhesive suture strip) but am loathe to use "the good resistance to traction" which just sounds creepy. The source text uses "buena" not "excelente" and so I feel that the superlative is, perhaps, not justified.
I have noticed this before with other phrases where "good" would seem perfectly adequate, but sounds entirely wrong.
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