asegurar
English translation: save
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| na | save |
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| na | Save |
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| na | secure |
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| na | save |
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| na | save |
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| na | confirm |
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save Explanation: I think it´s better "save", because the info gets saved on the server. It means it won´t get lost. |
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Save Explanation: The last time I did an online survey-type thing, it wouldn't be saved until the whole connection was severed (no possibility of hitting the "back" key.) |
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secure Explanation: They ask you to close your browser so that nobody else could see or have access to the data introduced Regards |
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save Explanation: I believe in this case it means save. Usually for surveys they want to save the information you entered. If the person has entered credit cards numbers or personal information then usually it refers to secure lines. But since this is just a survey I believe they mean to save it. Good Luck! |
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save Explanation: In the context of the sentence you supplied, the answer is "save", however, if this sentence came after private/personal information that needed to be safeguarded, then the answer would be "secure". It totally depends on the information surrounding the word you have questions about. If you would like to send me the previous 2 sentences, I would be happy to help you further. |
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confirm Explanation: Although the meaning is quite differente, you might also use "confirm". In m any applications, first you enter the information required, and then you confirm it by exiting a page, or clicking on a button, etc. Depending on context, you might use it to differentiate this term from the "save" referred to saving files, ... Just another idea ... Pere |
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