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01:07 Jan 16, 2003 |
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podrá divulgar a terceros información relativa a un cliente Explanation: "cliente" a secas -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-16 01:26:56 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- perdón (lo de terceros va mal ubicado) podrá divulgar información relativa... cliente a terceros, organizaciones y organismos gubernamentales que así lo soliciten (i) si dicho cliente... (Es que con estas traducciones me embalo...) |
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client = customer Simon and Schuster and Explanation: client: cliente de un abogado. Dicc Bilingüe de Lozano, son sinónimos. Larousse = sinónimos. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-16 01:37:00 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- [Middle English custume, from Old French costume, from Latin cnsutd, cnsutdin-, from cnsutus, past participle of cnsuscere, to accustom : com-, intensive pref.; see com- + suscere, to become accustomed; see s(w)e- in Indo-European Roots.] hasta aquí custom, raíz de customer y esta etimología para client: [Middle English, from Old French, from Latin clins, client-, dependent, follower. See klei- in Indo-European Roots.] |
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cliente Explanation: Como puedes ver, la acepción de client o customer es en español la misma: cliente Client: 1 : one that is under the protection of another : DEPENDENT 2 a : a person who engages the professional advice or services of another <a lawyer's clients> b : CUSTOMER <hotel clients> c : a person served by or utilizing the services of a social agency <a welfare client> d : a computer in a network that uses the services (as access to files or shared peripherals) provided by a server Customer: 1 : one that purchases a commodity or service 2 : an individual usually having some specified distinctive trait <a real tough customer> obtenido del Webster |
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tipos de clientes Explanation: Hola Lui, Estoy de acuerdo con los colegas de que en español, "client" y "customer" es cliente a secas. Abro esta ventana sólo para compartirte esto que encontré que tal vez te ayude a entender la diferencia que hacen en English. "CUSTOMER VS CLIENT Duties owed by an agent to a client are different than those owed by an agent to a customer. As can be seen by the chart below an agent's duties owed to a client are much greater than his duties owed to a customer. Until very recently the industry standard in Toronto was to treat the buyer as a customer and the seller as a client. Buyer Agency makes the buyer a client and gives the buyer a real opportunity to be represented by his own agent during both the searching for properties and the negotiation of offers. Buyer Agency also gives the buyer much greater legal recourse vis a vis his agent in the event of a dispute or problem arising before, during or after the closing of a sale. Agent's Fiduciary Duties to "Client" 1. Best Efforts (Advocacy) 2. Loyalty 3. Obedience 4. Disclosure 5. Confidentiality 6. Reasonable Care and Diligence 7. Accountability 8. All of the duties owned to a customer Agent's Duties to "Customer" 1. Fair Dealing 2. Honesty 3. Reasonable Skill and Care 4. Disclosure of Property Condition and Defects 5. Non-Discrimination 6. Reasonable Care and Diligence" Buena suerte y saludos cordiales del Oso ¶:^) Reference: http://www.roncesvallesvillage.com/guide/customer_client.htm... |
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divulgar información sobre clientes o usuarios. Explanation: Distingo claramente entre cliente y ususario. uds. no? d |
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