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naknada vs. nadoknada

English translation: fee/consideration vs. compensation/indemnization/fee


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Serbian term or phrase:naknada vs. nadoknada
English translation:fee/consideration vs. compensation/indemnization/fee
Entered by: Cedomir Pusica
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17:39 May 8, 2010
Serbian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
Serbian term or phrase: naknada vs. nadoknada
"Naknada za ovo rešenje naplaćena je u skladu sa Odlukom o visini i načinu plaćanja nadoknada za poslove Agencije za lekove i medicinska sredstva Srbije"

What's the difference between naknada and nadoknada, if any? Can I use 'fee' in both instances?
Thanks!
lirka
Local time: 11:38
fee/consideration vs. compensation/indemnization/fee
Explanation:
Naknada u ovom konkretnom slučaju je "fee". Međutim, u smislu honorara menadžera/konsultanata može da se kaže i "consideration". Nadoknada se koristi kao sinonim - opet, najbolje je da vidite u kontekstu. Međutim, pre bih se opredelio za prvu varijantu u smislu "takse koja mora da se plati".
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Cedomir Pusica
Serbia
Local time: 17:38
Grading comment
Consideration definitely would not work in this context, but thanks for confirming 'fee'.
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5 +1fee/consideration vs. compensation/indemnization/fee
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16 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +1
fee/consideration vs. compensation/indemnization/fee


Explanation:
Naknada u ovom konkretnom slučaju je "fee". Međutim, u smislu honorara menadžera/konsultanata može da se kaže i "consideration". Nadoknada se koristi kao sinonim - opet, najbolje je da vidite u kontekstu. Međutim, pre bih se opredelio za prvu varijantu u smislu "takse koja mora da se plati".

Cedomir Pusica
Serbia
Local time: 17:38
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PRO pts in category: 9
Grading comment
Consideration definitely would not work in this context, but thanks for confirming 'fee'.

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