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23:01 Feb 13, 2005
French to English translations [Non-PRO]
Cooking / Culinary
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I'm losing my mind, and I've been trying to figure this out for two days. I'm translating a catalog of top-notch quality olive oils, and for each one in the selection they have the word "cuve" (no, it does NOT mean "vat" or "tank") followed by what would look like a vintage name if it were a wine. The word is indeed "cuve" and not "cuvée. I'm desperate - anyone out there know about olive oils? I have tried searching websites for each oil producer, no luck. WHAT is this?
Deborah Mends
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http://www.notre-terroir.com/boutique/liste_produits.cfm?typ...
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Céline Odo
France
Local time: 02:26
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Thanks - this was actually one of the producers in the selection and one of the sites I visited...but they use the word as if they were naming a wine vintage. They put "cuve", a colon, and then the name of the "vintage", for example for this producer from this site they put "Montago", a word I found nowhere on their website, and then they put "Olives" and a colon, and name the two varieties used to make it.

Job delivery in one hour, I'll just have to tell them I cannot find the term...aargh.
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Explanation:
Here is what I found. Do you think this could be what you are loking for ?
http://www.notre-terroir.com/boutique/liste_produits.cfm?typ...

Céline Odo
France
Local time: 02:26
Native speaker of: French
Grading comment
Thanks - this was actually one of the producers in the selection and one of the sites I visited...but they use the word as if they were naming a wine vintage. They put "cuve", a colon, and then the name of the "vintage", for example for this producer from this site they put "Montago", a word I found nowhere on their website, and then they put "Olives" and a colon, and name the two varieties used to make it.

Job delivery in one hour, I'll just have to tell them I cannot find the term...aargh.
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