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Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

affidavit

Japanese translation:

宣誓供述書; 宣誓書

Added to glossary by jsl (X)
Sep 16, 2002 13:26
24 yrs ago
English term

affidavit

With the power of XXX's cutting-edge capabilities:
・Provide affidavits for advertisers
Proposed translations (Japanese)
5 +3 宣誓供述書; 宣誓書
1 供述書

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Sep 16, 2002:
Note This sentence is among the list of advantages for using a product.
Is it customary to actually provide affidavits to advertisers ? Should the sentence be translated literally ? Or is this a metaphor that suggests something else ?

Proposed translations

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Selected

宣誓供述書; 宣誓書

"written declaration made under oath" (WordNet)

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Note added at 2002-09-16 14:12:27 (GMT)
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Although I don\'t know whether it is customary to provide affidavits for advertisers, I don\'t think this is a metaphor for something else. I presume that it is just providing customer\'s rights.
Peer comment(s):

agree Soonthon LUPKITARO(Ph.D.)
53 mins
agree Yoko Emori
2 hrs
agree Nobuo Kawamura : Be careful! A large numebr of affidavits are made without oath and still called affidavits even by government offices.
10 hrs
I've just given a dictionary definition. Your comment should be directed to WordNet.
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "ありがとうございました。確かに広告を流したという証明として提出するものと判断しました。"
7 hrs

供述書

I was hard put to imagine advertisers and affidavit in the same context, so, reaching for straws, I asked Google for "Japanese" pages with both words. The meaningful one (below) of the two hits appears to relate to advertising campaigns involving contests.

"Winners will be required to execute an affidavit of eligibility, a liability release, and a publicity release, where permitted by law, within fourteen (14)..."

Switching to "English" yields 4800 hits.
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