Un – Professeur, n’oublions pas que les grandes découvertes sont parfois le fruit de ce genre d’accidents domestiques.
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One – Professor, let’s not forget that great discoveries are sometimes the result of this kind of everyday accident.
Translated by markvanroode 59519 10 months ago
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One – Professor, let’s not forget that great discoveries are sometimes the result of this kind of domestic accident.
Translated by markvanroode 59519 10 months, 1 week ago

Discussion

;-))

by francevw 10 months ago

Good choice, Mark - I think 'everyday' conveys the meaning much better. Merci aussi France!

by Merlin57 10 months ago

Thanks, France.

by markvanroode 10 months ago

Here "domestique" has the meaning of concerning the private life.
= +/- ... le fruit de ce genre d'accidents de la vie quotidienne/privée.

by francevw 10 months ago

Yes, good idea, because I am not sure if the word 'domestique' - if translated as 'domestic' in English - has some specific significance.

by Merlin57 10 months, 1 week ago

Perhaps the French can weigh in on this?

by markvanroode 10 months, 1 week ago

Mark, what do you think of: the result of this kind of simple accident. ?

by Merlin57 10 months, 1 week ago