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13:28 Sep 12, 2001 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||||
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Any significant data Explanation: resulting from this verification (inspection)... |
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question, matter, subject, item, particulars Explanation: Extremo de interés may be referring to "tema, punto, asunto, etc de intrés". Any matter of interest, any topic of interest, any item of interest Hoe ot can help you Luis |
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Any significant detail Explanation: extremo=detail, particular The idea is that in case something important/attention striking/significant is discovered, the mentioned inspection should take place |
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any item of interest Explanation: resulting from such inspection... Larousse |
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interés posterior o subsecuente Explanation: I believe you are dealing with a very poor translation. After careful thinking, I arrived to the conclusion that they are talking about "any further interest" which in Spanish means: interés posterior o subsecuente. My suggestion would be to look into the dictionary every time who find this kind of problem and look for the wildest meanings, just as I did with "extremo"... Wish you luck... you are really going to need it!!!! |
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