in un apparato finale

12:05 Aug 4, 2015
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature
Italian term or phrase: in un apparato finale
Describing a book. Can someone please help me with the meaning of "in un apparato finale". All suggestions greatly appreciated. Thanks!

"Curiosità, ricette e consigli arricchiscono ogni libro in un apparato finale
Lindsay Watts
Italy
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Summary of answers provided
4last hurrah
Frank Gerace
4in a final appendix
LindaLattuca
3final display
carlabice47
3ends
Fiona Grace Peterson
Summary of reference entries provided
Appendices, perhaps?
Barbara Carrara

Discussion entries: 7





  

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final display


Explanation:
if it's a sort of "crown it all" , I'd say as above. But I'm not sure as little context is given

carlabice47
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last hurrah


Explanation:
I like it

Frank Gerace
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in a final appendix


Explanation:
I guess it is all about an appendix at the end of the book. So, readers can find curiosities, recipes and advice at the end of the book, in a specific appendix.

LindaLattuca
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ends


Explanation:
I'm stil inclined to think this refers to the last part of the book. I would keep it simple:

"Each book ends with advice, recipes and useful facts."
Alternatively:
"A section containing advice, recipes and useful facts can be found at the end of each book."

Fiona Grace Peterson
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Reference comments


3 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
Reference: Appendices, perhaps?

Reference information:
https://books.google.it/books?id=S-x-hxAL7PQC&pg=PA207&lpg=P...

http://www.barbaradoyen.com/book-publishing/anatomy-of-a-boo...

Barbara Carrara
Italy
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Peer comments on this reference comment (and responses from the reference poster)
agree  James (Jim) Davis: Ciao Barbara, I should obviously have read your reference before posting, but of course that is Kudoz' fault for not posting your excellent references at the top of the page instead of the bottom. I will now hide my post. // "in the last chapter" :-(
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  -> Hey, Jim! How are things? Thanks, but you shouldn't have hidden your answer. Please post it again!
neutral  philgoddard: I think this is a strong possibility, but I just get a message saying "you have reached your page viewing limit" in your first reference.
2 hrs
  -> Hi, Phil. Sorry, not my fault. Try to access it again.
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