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14:50 Feb 10, 2007 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Other | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Jennifer Levey Chile Local time: 14:23 | ||||||
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4 | (area/zone/sector) labelling/marking |
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3 | dressing/decoration |
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dressing/decoration Explanation: Hi Julian - this may be it...but with a "z"! COVER, WRAP, CLOTHE. (TO). ARROPAR. CHURARINA. TO DRESS, TO COVER, TO. WRAP. VESTIRSE ... BALIZAJE (M.) TAKLA (NEO.) MEDIOCRE; SLACK. FLOJO. TAKLLANA ... www.kechwa.ku.edu/KechwaDict.pdf - Páginas similares |
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(area/zone/sector) labelling/marking Explanation: You text seems to refer to procedures to be applied when conducting a stock inventory in a shop - is that right? If so, each area will be 'labelled' in some way, as the work proceeds (as described in your text), so everyone knows what's been counted and doesn't need to be counted again. |
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