16:24 Jun 6, 2000 |
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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na | franchise |
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na | franchise |
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na | exemption |
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na | Franquicia -Scroll down to bottom, past last definition seen. |
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na | franchise = business - not sure if its the OK word |
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franchise Explanation: FRANCHISE AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THAT ARE CURRENTLY OWNED AND OPERATING NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE BY OWNER. See website name. Reference: http://www.franchiseonline.com/ Reference: http://infonews.com/franchise/services.html |
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franchise Explanation: the sole right of engaging in a certain business or in a business with a particular trademark in a certain area. |
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exemption Explanation: It could also mean "an exemption from taxes" sometimes the term is applied to postal charges, as well. Happy translating! |
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Franquicia -Scroll down to bottom, past last definition seen. Explanation: franquicia f SEG excess, V&M franchise, franchising franquicia de equipaje f IMP/EXP, TRANSP free baggage allowance franquicia fiscal f FISC tax holiday franquicia f 1 a (exención) exemption franquicia postal exemption from payment of postage b (en seguros) excess c franquicias fpl (Ur) (en un club): franquicia postals durante el mes de agosto no joining fee during August franquicia aduanera (condición) duty-free status; (cantidad) duty-free allowance Routledge Business and Oxford Superlex |
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franchise = business - not sure if its the OK word Explanation: franchise has other meanings, such as examption, even a kind of allowance; in insurance it can be the amount below which the co. does not pay (can't remeber its name now)Exemption would fit better, in terms of your context sentence |
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