Sentence examples for badly translated from inspiring English sources

It's simply been badly translated.

"Flat nose whistle goes up ahead" appears twice, like a fragment from a badly translated lullaby.

Even though Lem's remarks were out of context, and badly translated, they were enough.

I haven't brought up writing that's laughable because it has been badly translated from another language.

The book is badly translated, to the point that readers who do not know German will find some passages baffling.

But the characters in "The Giraffe" seem to have wandered out of a badly translated German potboiler.

The translated scale was administered to a sample of 50 people to detect any items that did not work well, and possible difficulties in understanding because items were poorly translated or badly written.

b) The translated scale was administered to a sample of 50 people to detect any items that did not work well, and possible difficulties in understanding because items were poorly translated or badly written.

But its hipness never translated into badly needed jobs for a metropolis that could not recover an industrial prowess that was wrecked by war and division.

The Coalition's campaign pitch on "jobs and growth" – backed in by a company tax cut – translated so badly to voters that it may as well been written in Latin.

4.55pm BST: Vicky Pelaez's employers at El Diario La Prensa have an account of her arrest, which I will translate badly from Spanish: According to statements from their relatives to EDLP [El Diario La Prensa], the vehicle carrying Peláez, Lázaro and their son Juan José, 17, was intercepted by the FBI in two vans when they arrived home around 9pm..