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13:51 Mar 20, 2007 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / Memoria anuald de un banco | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Laura Iglesias Spain Local time: 21:19 | ||||||
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popular/widely used areas Explanation: two options! |
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well-known areas Explanation: another option |
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prosperous/better off quarters/districts/area Explanation: No sé si en Uruguay representativos tiene el mismo significado que en España, pero aquí se usa (en este caso) para los barrios con mayor poder adquisitivo -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 7 mins (2007-03-20 13:59:00 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- sorry, areas |
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affluent areas Explanation: I think this is what is being conveyed by the text. :o) |
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most significant and highly populated / represented neighborhoods.... Explanation: In banking, highly populated areas tend to be very representative..... |
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most important/most significant neighbourhoods/areas of the city/districts Explanation: I was going to comment on the use of representative too - I appreciate your definition, but would suggest that the text is also using it rather flexibly in an attempt to say that they are in all the right places! ´ We don´t know your target readers´ type of English, but I presume it´s not UK, but US, so US English translators may wish to comment on the neighbourhood/district/quarter question. |
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classic/historic neighbourhoods/residential areas Explanation: This is one of the possible meanings in Castilian Spanish i.e. typical in the best sense of the word, elegant, longstanding, traditional in the sense of architectually antique or classical. Maybe also "renowned". |
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