Examples of using Quist in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Thank you, Quist.
Quist to see Mr. Largo.
And Eddie Quist, he lives.
If you don't mind,Mr. Quist.
Gunna Quist must be on that list.
Set a course for that rowboat, Quist.
Well, Quist, there goes your prize money.
We won't be French much longer, Quist.
Quist, give a hand here with this gun.
Oh, I can't allow you to do that, Quist.
Miss Taylor Quist is going to see me, like it or not!
With the novel“The Players”(translated from Croatian by Alida Bremer,Voland& Quist 2009) he moves into the underworld in Zagreb.
Quist is still with the John Does. We haven't had time to re-file him.
It was easy to discover that Taylor Quist had lost her father in the plane crash.
No, Taylor Quist is not the person we're looking for, but I think the note had an effect on her, anyway.
WRH's Founder, Bill Hambrecht,is a Silicon Valley pioneer who has been financing growth companies from Apple to Google during his time at Hambrecht& Quist and WRH+Co.
Ponoćni boogie[The Midnight Boogie] by Edo Popović has been translated into German(excerpt) by Alida Bremer under the title Mitternachtsboogie,published by Voland& Quist, Dresden, and into Macedonian(excerpt) by Aleksandar Prokopiev, published by Ikona, Skopje.
The novel Adio kauboju(title of the English translation: Adios, Cowboy) by Olja Savičević-Ivančević has been translated into German(excerpt) by Blažena Radas and published under the title Lebt wohl,Cowboys by Voland& Quist in Dresden….
Following the reading, the critic Maike Albath talks with the author and his translator Alida Bremer, the Croatian publisher Seid Serdarevic(Fraktura) andthe Leipzig publisher Sebastian Wolter(Voland& Quist) about making South-East European Literature accessible and the initial results of Traduki's work.
On 20 September 2010, Edo Popović read at the Literaturfest Niedersachsen from his debut novel Ponoćni boogie,[The Midnight Boogie] which will appear in German, thanks to the kind support of TRADUKI(Mitternachtsboogie,Voland& Quist).
Nahrani me[Feed me] by Roman Simić has been translated to German(excerpt) by Brigitte Döbert under the title Von all den unglaublichen Dingen,published by Voland& Quist, Dresden.
Edo Popovic(Zagreb) reads and talks. Discussions with the translator Alida Bremer and the publishers Seid Serdarevic(Fraktura, Zagreb) andSebastian Wolter(Voland& Quist, Leipzig).