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17:21 Feb 4, 2009 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) | |||||||
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Replace the legend ...with Explanation: Luck. |
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Let the section in..... be changed Explanation: Let the section in Chapter YYY, Heading XX be changed |
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The heading is to be replaced; The heading will be replaced Explanation: context Mike :) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 10 mins (2009-02-04 17:31:45 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- In the Oxford Dictionary, one of the translations of "rubro" is "heading" and in this case, although usually "rúbrica" would be "signing" or "flourish" I believe it is being used as "rubro." |
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Substitute/change the title or heading Explanation: According to the Legal dictionary the word "rúbrica" means to sign and seal;to place a title or heading;to paraph;(M) to initial. In this case we can see that it refers to the act of changing the heading or the title. |
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Let section xxx of chapter xxx be replaced as follows... Explanation: "Rúbrica" is used instead of "título" to the awkwardness of "Que el título del Título 1 del Código Penal sea "xxxxx" -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2009-02-04 18:26:29 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Yes, I meant to say "to avoid the awkwardness of ..." el título de un Título (con mayúscula)". Example sentence(s):
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