"globale" vs. "cadre"

15:52 Mar 7, 2008
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French to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general)
French term or phrase: "globale" vs. "cadre"
I'm translating a bar graph dealing with media viewing habits and rates in homes. It has three categories: tv, radio, and internet, and each one has two bars: "cadre" and "globale." Not sure what they refer to. Thanks!
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2overall vs. with specific criteria
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overall vs. with specific criteria


Explanation:
Hard to be sure without further context, but "cadre" could be referring to a particular setting or set of criteria. For example, a demographic or geographic range, or a time frame. There should be clues in the rest of your document.

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