Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

renovado

English translation:

rebooted

Added to glossary by Eileen Brophy
Jun 27, 2017 08:15
6 yrs ago
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Spanish term

renovado

Spanish to English Marketing Marketing footwear
This refers to boots and they say "Modelo renovado con caña alta"
I used the term "revamped" but it is not trendy, it seems.....
What would be a "trendy" term please?

Thanks

Discussion

Eileen Brophy (asker) Jun 27, 2017:
neilmac You tell that to the designer company neilmac!! :-0(( you must know how freaky the marketing language is these days!! They must be running out of ideas too.....
neilmac Jun 27, 2017:
Sez who? Whoever is telling you that "revamped" is not "trendy" must be a bit of a septic think tank IMHO. I'd say it's perfectly current and usable.
liz askew Jun 27, 2017:
redesigned?

Proposed translations

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rebooted

Rebooted is being used a lot in fashion magazines at the moment

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Note added at 10 mins (2017-06-27 08:26:37 GMT)
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I added refreshed, which is also a popular one this summer, to the alternative meanings section but it doesn't appear here


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Actually, I would probably use 'update' here.
Example sentence:

We've rebooted our denim collection for this summer.

Our popular tea dress reboot is one of this season's best sellers

Note from asker:
Unfortunately, rebooted boots doesn't sound very logical, ha ha ha, if you understand what I mean Karen....
@neilmac: unfortunately the word boot does appear in the phrase in question :-0((
Peer comment(s):

agree neilmac : Unlike Eileen, I think the pun works very well, especially if the word "boot" doesn't actually appear in the phrase in question.
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Thanks :) I work for a quirky fashion company who like a bit of word play!
agree Steph Noviss
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agree Robert Forstag : If the English is properly tweaked, this could work very well indeed. For example, in big bold type: [name of model of boot], followed by period, followed by "Rebooted." (maybe in bolder type or a different color).
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renewed

Although I honestly don't see why you couldn't say "revamped", which I actually think sounds better than the rather anodyne "renewed". And "rebooted" is a hoot and works a treat IMHO...

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Another option could be "refreshed"…

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Refreshed…and Liz's suggestion of "redesigned" is also good... We're spoilt for choice really...
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updated

Another option.

"Ugg have updated their traditional Classic Tall boot - the result is the ultra trendy, snug and comfortable Bailey Button Triplet boot."
http://www.littlewoodsireland.ie/ugg-bailey-button-triplet-b...

"The Hunter Original Gloss Chelsea boots form a classic silhouette with an updated, high shine finish. "
https://www.fashiola.co.uk/hunter-womens-original-gloss-chel...

"Updated, modern fit with straight leg and a boot friendly work cuff."
https://www.shopstyle.ca/browse?fts=mens high leg boots
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innovated

to introduce something new; make changes in anything established.
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