15:35 Aug 6, 2009 |
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draft (temporary) registration (form) Explanation: Without much more context, this is a hunch. A "dessin" works as a nuance in certain usages of something that is "sketched up" or "proposed" before a final form is done. Reference: http://dictionnaire.tv5.org/dictionnaires.asp?Action=4&mot=d... |
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registry design Explanation: You do not give much context, but something like this could be meant. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 min (2009-08-06 15:57:57 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Of course I cannot give a higher level of confidence due to the lack of context. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.inderscience.com/search/index.php?action=record&r... |
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design concept (for patent proposal purposes) Explanation: Sounds long-winded, but given your newly-minted context, this is an attempt at helping put your arms around the term. |
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design for registration Explanation: Guessing, like the rest of us. But it could refer to the drawing(s)/description *to be part of* a demande d'enregistrement not yet submitted (i.e., no dessin enregistré yet exists). One could imagine the phrase being elided like this in a spreadsheet cell. |
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recording symbol Explanation: Another (rather wild) guess. Just looking at it from a slightly different angle: "Dessin" could be an image, a symbol, an icon "Enregistrement" is often "recording" as in studio. So maybe this is about recording sound for an advert. Or recording market research interviews. |
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