23:37 Feb 1, 2000 |
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| Selected response from: Pasquale Capo Canada Local time: 00:36 | |||
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na | Butcher specialized in meat (or flesh) removal |
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na | a butcher specialized in boning |
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na | Meat stripper |
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na | to bone |
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na | debone |
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na | disossatore |
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na | FROM POLPA |
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Butcher specialized in meat (or flesh) removal Explanation: I know that sounds weird but obviously that category of workers have their own specializations and meat removal is considered one of them to be mentioned on a "Libretto di Lavoro" - it makes sense to me! |
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a butcher specialized in boning Explanation: Spolpare means to bone in English. I don't know if there is a word in English for a person who does only this type of work. |
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Meat stripper Explanation: I believe I have seen ads in the paper looking for people who do this type of work. |
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to bone Explanation: to remove bones from the flesh |
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debone Explanation: as in to remove the bones from |
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disossatore Explanation: They made an error. The correct word is "disossatore" Sonia Spadoni [email protected] Italian legal & financial translations San Francisco |
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FROM POLPA Explanation: SPOLPATORE COMES FROM "POLPA" WHICH MEANS "FLESH" IN THIS CASE. A "SPOLPATORE" IS A TOOL OR MACHINE WHICH IS USED TO STRIP FROM FLESH (FROM A BONE, IN THE CASE OF A BUTCHER) A PERSON WHO DOES SUCH JOB CAN ALSO BE CALLED "SPOLPATORE" ALEX |
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