自分が属する親の所属コードをセットする。

English translation: setting the code of the main item to which it belongs

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Japanese term or phrase:自分が属する親の所属コードをセットする。
English translation:setting the code of the main item to which it belongs
Entered by: Hirohisa Oda

11:48 Jul 4, 2003
Japanese to English translations [Non-PRO]
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Japanese term or phrase: 自分が属する親の所属コードをセットする。
自分が属する親の所属コードをセットする。
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setting the code of the main item to which it belongs
Explanation:
The context must be a machine or device and not a human, so "main" is used in the above expression instead of "father". Depending on the context, "belongs" could be be replaced with, "is subjected to".
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Hirohisa Oda
Local time: 08:57
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was somewhat ok, domo arigato gozaimashita
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setting the code of the main item to which it belongs


Explanation:
The context must be a machine or device and not a human, so "main" is used in the above expression instead of "father". Depending on the context, "belongs" could be be replaced with, "is subjected to".


Hirohisa Oda
Local time: 08:57
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was somewhat ok, domo arigato gozaimashita
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