numéro(s) de poste dans la commande
English translation: order line number(s) (where necessary marked 'part delivery')
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peer agreement (net): +1The item numbers in the order (with the note "partial delivery" if necessary) Explanation: literal translation |
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7 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2the order line number(s) (where necessary marked 'part delivery') Explanation: I believe this would be the commonest way of expressing this in commercial English 'items' on an order are usuualyl called 'lines' (NB: this does NOT mean product lines!) And I think 'part delivery' is more common than 'partial' |
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