"She still has an activity."

Translation: Elle est toujours en activité.

[Hohenems]

I don't understand the implied meaning/translations. The English implies - She has a list of activities to accomplish, she isn't done yet, she still has an activity to do. The French seems to imply (I could easily be mistaken) - She is still active. As though she is an old woman (for example) but she's still physically fit and active. Any insight into the French translation would be super.

[Sitesurf]

You're almost there: "elle est toujours en activité" means that she has not retired yet.

[Hohenems]

Alors la traduction anglaise est incorrecte. It should be "She still works" or "she is still working". Correcte?

[Sitesurf]

Oui, je suis d'accord.