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Spanish term or phrase:
y a con rem
English translation:
telecontrolled - controlled by remote control
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Robert INGLEDEW
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y a con rem
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I am trying to do the nearly impossible - translate a list of terms on a spread sheet so there is no context. The phrase refers to a toll rate schedule for a highway. It says: Tarifa pick-ups, gruas livianas y *a con rem* These could, of course, be abbreviations, so I am at a loss. Any suggestions?
Proposed translations
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| 5 | telecontrolled - controlled by remote control |
Robert INGLEDEW
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| 4 | con remolque |
Patricia Lutteral
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Robert INGLEDEW
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telecontrolled - controlled by remote control
y a con rem = y a control remoto
It is an abbreviation.
It is an abbreviation.
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Patricia Lutteral
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con remolque
What remote controlled stuff would be relevant to account for a different rate on a highway?
I think it refers to trucks or cars "con remolques", that is, with trailers.
The "a" may be autos, automóviles, something like that.
Regards,
Patricia
I think it refers to trucks or cars "con remolques", that is, with trailers.
The "a" may be autos, automóviles, something like that.
Regards,
Patricia
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