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23:24 Mar 29, 2001 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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na | back-up option |
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na | fall-back option |
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back-up option Explanation: self-explanatory |
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fall-back option Explanation: (the option to revert to in case things don't work out as expected) When you see a word like that, try taking it apart as the Dutch tend to write everything together, i.e. Terugval Optie. A fall-back price is a minimum price, so I presume a fall-back option would be a good expression even if it is not listed. I suspect the person who wrote this makes up his own vocabulary, or uses the standard terminology accepted in his own circle. Perhaps Jarry knows of a standard expression. Terminologie Financieel Management, F. van Amerongen |
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