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Dec 2, 2023 09:34
6 mos ago
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English term

clean

English to Arabic Other General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters Conference interpretation
Yes sir, I think the paragraph which has been currently highlighted in this color, still, I have some difficulty the arrangement of the things.
This is replaced by the text proposed by US, or it still remains, because I had difficulty to say that which area we want to deactivate and also brought to our attention.
Who we mean our attention, the GAC brought to our attention, who we are talking about.
Thank you.
So would India be okay with parking this --
SUSHIL PAL:
That’s what I said, you can clean this RDRS as we are okay with RDRS as of now.
But this idea, I think we'll be proposing a separate language.
Where?
I think we'll propose it later on, I think.
You can take it out, or maybe I think it's more appropriate in the DNS abuse section.

Proposed translations

+1
15 mins

تحذف - تزيل

تحذف - تزيل - تلغي
ترفع
Peer comment(s):

agree Morano El-Kholy : Meaning to delete or erase from their messages or correspondence.
41 mins
شكرا جزيلا
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46 mins

يجدد

في النص يتم الشرح أن لا بأس بهذا النظام حالياً (you can clean this RDRS as we are okay with RDRS as of now) لذا لا يمكن أن تعني الكلمة إزالة بل تجديد وهذه الكلمة هي أحد معاني كلمة clear (جديد) كما يمكنك رؤيتها في قاموس المعاني وقواميس أخرى أيضاً
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+1
2 hrs

يُعدل/يُحسن/يُنقح/يُغير النص

The GAC (Government Advisory Committee) had brought to the attention of the group that the text proposed by the US was not clear about which area or function of the RDRS was to be deactivated. The GAC also suggested that the text could be more appropriately placed in the DNS abuse section.
Therefore, "cleaning" the RDRS in this context means addressing the concerns raised by the GAC and making the text more clear, specific, and appropriate for the DNS abuse section.

Peer comment(s):

agree Sara Mahran
3 hrs
Thanks :)
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