Feb 23, 2011 10:58
13 yrs ago
English term

goes head

English Marketing Marketing / Market Research marketing brochure
"Innovation goes head"

as a slogan for some medical equipment - text of Italian origin

Discussion

Michal Berski (asker) Feb 23, 2011:
it may be some Italian idiom translated literally
Michal Berski (asker) Feb 23, 2011:
Well, could be, but as I mentioned, text is of Italian origin, and contains some other curiosities, such as "performant operating table"
Sheila Wilson Feb 23, 2011:
Agree with Jack It certainly makes no sense as it is. Jack's proposal makes sense although I wouldn't say it's great as a slogan.
Jack Doughty Feb 23, 2011:
Could it be a typo? "Innovation goes ahead" would make much more sense in English.

Responses

+4
26 mins
English term (edited): goes ahead
Selected

forging ahead

I think Jack is right in assuming a typo — lots of languages do not make the same distinction as EN between 'head' and 'ahead'
Peer comment(s):

agree Jack Doughty
4 mins
agree Lisa Miles : yes, goes ahead
1 hr
agree Polangmar
13 hrs
agree Phong Le
20 hrs
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48 mins

Innovation proceeds

as an alternative
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