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14:41 Feb 22, 2001 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents | |||||||
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na | checked or examined |
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na | assess |
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na | to assess ; to test ; to examine |
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checked or examined Explanation: toetsen = to check, to examine |
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assess Explanation: Hier wordt naar mijn mening meer "beoordelen" dan testen bedoeld, dus assess or judge zouden goede woorden zijn om hier te gebruiken. Veel succes! Willemina |
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to assess ; to test ; to examine Explanation: XXX will then asses / test / examine the best placed bid / tender regarding / with respect to the creation of added value.... The bids / tenders will be assessed / tested / examined in order to see / to find out whether each bid / tender contains the information which.... This is the language used in the financial community. Previously I worked during 7 years for a major US bank. My mother tongue is Dutch. Brealey & Myers: Principles of Corporate Finance [bestseller / handbook used at many universities, "the Bible"] |
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