en garantía de equipos
English translation: I may be way off, but wouldn't it make sense
| 22:35 Jul 8, 2002 |
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|  Selected response from: Maria Local time: 17:17 | ||||||
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6 mins confidence: 
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peer agreement (net): +1as security for the "payment" of the equipment "bought" Explanation: I would say that I take a loan to secure the payment of equipment bought.... |
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9 mins confidence: 
to secure equipment Explanation: this seems a little bit muddled, but as I mentioned it is definitely a performance bond. for the signing of an € 2.5 Million loan to secure equipment, to secure the proper performance of the contract the other possibility is that the <equipos> are <teams>, meaning staff... look some more at the context.... |
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18 mins confidence:
to acquire equipment as collateral? Explanation: check your context if this is indeed the arrangement, it seems deceptively easy but if Pat and Marian can have different readings, we may all be completely off. If it appears on a CV and not a contract, it is possible the writer had his objects (what was being guaranteed) mixed up. It's a common native error. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-09 00:13:45 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Maria, no, but in the event of default, the equipment would pay part of the loan. |
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35 mins confidence:
still doesn't make sense Explanation: See my comments re question 2, which I got to before this one. Could it be as simple as an error in the Spanish? E.g. "con" rather than "en"? Then the equipment would serve as collateral for the loan. |
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40 mins confidence:
I may be way off, but wouldn't it make sense Explanation: that they are tendering the equipment as collateral for the loan? In other words the collateral to obtain the loan is the equipment? Just a thought! Saludos. Maria ;o) |
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4 hrs confidence:
with equipment as guarantee Explanation: This is my guess. There is need for more contextual information to be sure, but you could place equipment as collateral for a loan. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-09 03:41:55 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Still another twist: as guarantee for the equipment. Let\'s suppose the money is for guaranteeing and not for buying the equipment. Equipment could be on loan or lease for a particular project. Good luck! |
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6 hrs confidence:
to guarantee the quality of the equipment Explanation: This is just a guess, but nothing else seems to make much sense |
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