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I'm not sure if this is an accurate translation to the Spanish sentence. Are we talking about one or more make-up artists?
Hi Tadaa25,
Thanks for your question.
It looks like the English sentence isn't properly worded. What I meant was that their job/task consists in "putting make-up on artists/actors". I've decided to change the sentence a little bit to sound "more natural".
Oh, and the Spanish sentence is a good translation of this sentence.
I think "to do make-up for performing artists." sounds a bit better.
Otherwise the reader trips on "to do performing"
Wells,
Your suggestion sounds better and simplet. Thanks :-)
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Their job is to make up artists.
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Their job is to do performing artists' make-up.
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Their job is to do make-up for performing artists.
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