warrant card

Portuguese translation: carteira de identificação funcional

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English term or phrase:warrant card
Portuguese translation:carteira de identificação funcional
Entered by: Marie Gomes

03:50 Jul 23, 2005
English to Portuguese translations [PRO]
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English term or phrase: warrant card
"Every police officer - whether in uniform or not - has a badge and warrant card. The warrant card is a card-sized certificate showing that the person is a police officer, and can use police powers."
Lúcia Lopes
Brazil
Local time: 01:49
carteira de identificação funcional.
Explanation:
Brazilian Portuguese
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Marie Gomes
Local time: 21:49
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That´s it, Marie. Thank you!
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3 +1carteira de identificação funcional.
Marie Gomes
3crachá
Isabel Peck


  

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carteira de identificação funcional.


Explanation:
Brazilian Portuguese


    Reference: http://www.adpesp.com.br/abertura.htm
Marie Gomes
Local time: 21:49
Native speaker of: Native in FrenchFrench
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
That´s it, Marie. Thank you!

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agree  Jorge Rodrigues
3 hrs
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crachá


Explanation:
Trata-se da identificação de um agente das forças policiais

Isabel Peck
Portugal
Local time: 05:49
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in PortuguesePortuguese, Native in EnglishEnglish
Grading comment
"Yes, *crachá* (ou distintivo) is the badge. Thank you anyway, cheerS!

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neutral  Marie Gomes: I think crachá is a badge
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Comment: "Yes, *crachá* (ou distintivo) is the badge. Thank you anyway, cheerS!



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