Aug 10, 2010 09:27
13 yrs ago
English term

Inside Middle Page

English to French Marketing Marketing / Market Research product overview brochure
I'm translating a corporate product overview brochure. I'm familiar with the following terms:

Front Cover - Première de couverture
Inside Front Cover - Deuxième de couverture
Back Cover - Quatrième de couverture

However, Inside Middle Page and Inside Right Page (logically this is the Troisième de couverture) are proving more elusive! I have asked the client to provide a mock-up or a model of the brochure, but in the meantime, can anyone suggest a standard translation, or direct me to a glosssary of printing terms? Many thanks for you help.

Discussion

clemote Aug 10, 2010:
Et pourquoi pas "pages centrales" tout simplement ?
Philippe ROUSSEAU Aug 10, 2010:
On dit aussi "encart central" (central insert). Est-ce de cela qu'il s'agit ?
Philippe ROUSSEAU Aug 10, 2010:
Troisième de couverture se dit : inside back cover. Voir :
http://dictionnaire.reverso.net/anglais-francais/Inside Midd...
Je pencherais plutôt pour "encart". S'agit-il de photos insérées au milieu du livre ?
Helen Chauveau (asker) Aug 10, 2010:
Thank you for your effort, but I need the French equivalent of Inside Middle Page and Inside Right Page.
FX Fraipont (X) Aug 10, 2010:
Brochure à trois volets? "Front Cover:
(a) Must have destination spot in Word Art.
(b) Must have slogan or “eye catcher” introduction.
(c) Must have clip-art or pictures representing your vacation spot.

Page Two (inside first page)
(a) History of Greece (www.countries.com)
(b) Describe five major ancient gods.
(c) Explain the Trojan War.
(d) Describe Homer and his most famous two poems.

Page Two (inside middle page)
(a) Explain the location of the country.
(b) Size of country in area.
(c) Major natural Resources.
(d) Major Agriculture products.

Page Two (inside cover third page)
(a) Population
(b) Life expectancy
(c) Major religion
(d) Type of Government
(e) Major ethnic groups.
(f) Major industries.

Back Page
(a) Describe the Parthenon
(b) Explain an acropolis."
https://www.msu.edu/~allitonk/personal_web/publisherexcel.ht...
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