passport (verb)

Italian translation: trasferire/passare/raggiungere

08:53 Oct 27, 2007
English to Italian translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Law: Taxation & Customs
English term or phrase: passport (verb)
Context: Credit institutions may take advantage of the single passport regime and passport into Malta from Italy.
schnuck
Local time: 08:35
Italian translation:trasferire/passare/raggiungere
Explanation:
"effettuare le operazioni di trasferimento a M. dall'I."
In rete è presente il verbo 'passaportare' (www.agricoltura.regione.lombardia.it/admin/rla_Documenti/1-... ) nel senso di trasportare in un paese straniero. In questo caso trattandosi di Credit Institutions, è probabile che 'trasferire' renda l'idea.
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SilvanaC.
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Local time: 08:35
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3 +2trasferire/passare/raggiungere
SilvanaC.
2consentire il passaggio (?)
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trasferire/passare/raggiungere


Explanation:
"effettuare le operazioni di trasferimento a M. dall'I."
In rete è presente il verbo 'passaportare' (www.agricoltura.regione.lombardia.it/admin/rla_Documenti/1-... ) nel senso di trasportare in un paese straniero. In questo caso trattandosi di Credit Institutions, è probabile che 'trasferire' renda l'idea.


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    Reference: http://www.agricoltura.regione.lombardia.it/admin/rla_Docume...
SilvanaC.
Italy
Local time: 08:35
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consentire il passaggio (?)


Explanation:
It's a bit of a guessing and (also) I am not an expert in field, but that "Malta into Italy" might mean a "passaggio" of someone/something thru the customs.

Gianni Pastore
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