| Assalam, Saya pensyarah uthm sedang membangunkan polisi memerlukan terjemahan tepat bagi perkataan berikut 1) self-reliant 2) self-improvement Terima kasih atas maklum balas Dr Alias | Waalaikumussalam...
Terjemahan yang sesuai bagi:
1) self-reliant - berdikari
2) self-improvement - kemajuan diri | Makna | 12.06.2017 |
| English We are committed as a team to achieve clean, safe, and organised working environment to ensure operational efficiency, high quality of services and customer satisfaction through continual improvement. Bahasa Kami komited sebagai satu pasukan bagi mencapai persekitaran kerja yang bersih, selamat, & teratur untuk memastikan kecekapan operasi, kualiti produk dan kepuasan pelanggan melalui penambahbaikan berterusan. | Kami komited sebagai satu pasukan bagi mencapai persekitaran kerja yang bersih, selamat dan teratur untuk memastikan kecekapan operasi, kualiti produk dan kepuasan pelanggan melalui penambahbaikan yang berterusan. | Penyemakan dan penterjemahan | 21.12.2015 |
| Kepada Saudara/saudari DBP, Please help me to translate the policy statement below; Sarawak Energy Berhad is committed to generate and supply energy in a reliable and efficient manner. In carrying out our business activities and operations and in ensuring customers’ satisfaction, we promote environment protection and work safety for employees and the public. In this respect, we are committed to: • Compliance with environmental, safety and health legislations and other requirements as imposed under the relevant laws; • Prevention of injury and ill-health, pollution or others adverse impact of our activities through management programmes, objectives and targets; • Provision of information, instruction, training, supervision and resources for the improvement of environment, safety and health performance; and • Continual improvement of our environmental, safety and health management systems through effective management reviews and enhancement. • Inculcate and sustain safety culture. Thank You, | Untuk makluman tuan kami tidak menyediakan perkhidmatan terjemahan, apa yang dapat kami bantu ialah menyemak hasil yang telah diterjemahkan terlebih dahulu. | Penyemakan dan penterjemahan | 20.07.2015 |
| Saya mohon bantuan bagi menterjemahkan ayat pOLICY ini KE dalam Bahasa Malaysia. Terima Kasih " SARAWAK ENERGY BERHAD IS COMMITTED TO GENERATE AND SUPPLY ENERGY IN A RELIABLE AND EFFECIENT MANNER. IN CARRYING OUT OUR BUSINESS ACTIVITIES AND OPERATIONS AND IN ENSURING CUSTOMERS' SATISFACTION, WE PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND WORK SAFETY FOR EMPLOYEES AND THE PUBLIC. IN THIS RESPECT, WE ARE COMMITTED TO: COMPLIANCE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY AND HEALTH LEGISLATIONS AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS AS IMPOSED UNDER THE RELAVENT LAWS; PREVENTION OF INJURY AND ILL-HEALTH, POLLUTION OR OTHER ADVERSE IMPACT OF OUR ACTIVITIES THROUGH MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES, OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS; PROVISION OF INFORMATION, INSTRUCTION, TRAINING, SUPERVISION AND RESOURCES FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY AND HEALTH PERFORMANCE; AND CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT OF OUR ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT SYSTEM THROUGH EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT REVIEWS AND ENHANCEMENT. | Untuk makluman tuan, kami tidak menyediakan khidmat terjemahan. Apa yang dapat kami bantu ialah menyemak teks yang diterjemahkan (terhad kepada 100 perkataan). Oleh itu, tuan perlu menterjemah terlebih dahulu dan kami akan menyemak penggunaan bahasa Melayu dalam teks tersebut. | Lain-lain | 03.08.2012 |
| strand 1 vt (usu pass.), (run aground) dampar; (stopped from continuing) terkandas: the vessel was ~ed on a sandbank, kapal itu terdampar di tebing pasir; he was ~ed in Karachi, dia terkandas di Karachi; Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan maroon 1 vt 1. abandon , membuang, mengasingkan: they ~ed the poor sailor on an island , mereka membuang kelasi yg malang di sebuah pulau; 2. ( always pass. ) strand , terkandas, terdampar: the survivors Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan Sesuaikah "stranded patient" diistilahkan sebagai "pesakit terkandas" | Menurut The Emergency Care Improvement Programme (ECIP) di England, stranded patients ditakrifkan sebagai “patients with a length of stay of seven days or more.” Huraian lanjut pula; “A stranded patient review is a snapshot audit of a health setting (for example, an acute trust or whole health system) on a single day, to find out what patients are waiting for and how many could be treated in a different setting. It identifies what the clinical plan is for each stranded patient, and what the next steps will be on the day of review. A stranded patient review, even if done only once, will provide useful information about your ward, trust or system. Reviews highlight opportunities to care for patients in a different, potentially safer, way by overcoming key delays and identifying patient groups currently stuck in your system who could be cared for at home. Patient stories can convince everyone in the system that it’s important to overcome delays in discharge, and act as a catalyst for bigger improvements. These reviews are likely to dispel myths in your system about why patients are waiting.” Berdasarkan huraian di atas, perkataan “pesakit terkandas” sebagai padanan bahasa Melayu untuk stranded patient boleh diterima berpandukan maksud kiasan perkataan “terkandas”, iaitu tersekat atau terbantut di tengah jalan. (Sila rujuk Kamus Dewan Edisi Keempat). | Istilah | 18.11.2018 |
| 1. Syor agar istilah PESAKIT TERLANTAR lebih sesuai untuk BEDRIDDEN PATIENT kerana a). bedridden adj terlantar sakit di katil. Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan b). Kamus Sains. bedsore (kudis tekanan) Inflamasi dan ulser yang terjadi pada bahagian anggota yang tertekan pada tilam bagi pesakit yang lama terlantar di atas katil seperti yang berlaku pada pesakit lumpuh atau koma. Keadaan ini boleh dielakkan dengan mengubah kedudukan pesakit. Sinonim decubitus ulcer. (UBAT) Makanya istilah PESAKIT TERDAMPAR lebih sesuai untuk STRANDED PATIENT 2. Apakah bezanya "telantar" dengan "terlantar" 3. Apakah sesuai istilah Pesakit Terlantar juga dikatakan Pesakit Terkapar? 5. Apakah sesuai istilah Pesakit Terlantar juga dikatakan Pesakit Tersadai? | 1 (a). Pesakit terlantar boleh digunakan sebagai padanan bahasa Melayu untuk bedridden patient. 1. (b) Menurut The Emergency Care Improvement Programme (ECIP) di England, stranded patients ditakrifkan sebagai “patients with a length of stay of seven days or more.” Huraian lanjut pula; “A stranded patient review is a snapshot audit of a health setting (for example, an acute trust or whole health system) on a single day, to find out what patients are waiting for and how many could be treated in a different setting. It identifies what the clinical plan is for each stranded patient, and what the next steps will be on the day of review. A stranded patient review, even if done only once, will provide useful information about your ward, trust or system. Reviews highlight opportunities to care for patients in a different, potentially safer, way by overcoming key delays and identifying patient groups currently stuck in your system who could be cared for at home. Patient stories can convince everyone in the system that it’s important to overcome delays in discharge, and act as a catalyst for bigger improvements. These reviews are likely to dispel myths in your system about why patients are waiting.” Berdasarkan huraian di atas, kami mencadangkan perkataan “pesakit terkandas” sebagai padanan bahasa Melayu untuk stranded patient berpandukan maksud kiasan perkataan “terkandas”, iaitu tersekat atau terbantut di tengah jalan. (Sila rujuk Kamus Dewan Edisi Keempat). 2. Ada kesilapan penaipan pada perkataan “telantar”. Ejaan yang betul ialah “terlantar” kerana dalam bahasa Melayu hanya ada imbuhan “ter”.
3. Pesakit tersadai lebih sesuai digunakan jika pesakit dalam situasi terbaring belunjur seperti dalam contoh yang diberikan dalam Kamus Dewan Edisi Keempat seperti yang berikut: “tersadai 1. terbaring belunjur (orang sakit dll): sudah seminggu ia ~ di atas katil itu, belum ada sesiapa yg datang; 4. Pesakit terkapar tidak sesuai kerana terkapar bermaksud terbaring atau terserak di sana sini dgn tidak menentu. | Istilah | 18.11.2018 |