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14:15 Dec 22, 2016 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] International Org/Dev/Coop / Humanitarian aid | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Verónica Lassa Argentina Local time: 16:55 | ||||||
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4 | Instrumentos de refuerzo |
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4 | elementos/herramientas utilitarias |
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4 | medios operativos/herramientas operativas |
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Instrumentos de refuerzo Explanation: Algunos ejemplos: English surge capability (term) surge capacity (synonym) Definition Term used in the general context of logistics and referring to the extra personnel and equipment needed to handle a particularly heavy workload or demanding phase in a project: In the context of peace operations, capacity needed at the launching of a mission to set up headquarters, barracks, communications and so forth. Remark more In the context of hospital operations, capacity to provide additional services in times of need. This can be a matter of having extra or expandable facilities, or a capacity to draw on additional staff. In the context of electronics, ability of an inverter or generator to deliver high currents momentarily required when starting motors. Most electric motors draw up to three times their rated current when starting. An inverter will “surge” to meet these motor-starting requirements; in the context of disasters, surge capacity is used when there are unforeseen emergencies and disasters, when an existing crisis deteriorates, or when uneforce majeure affects an office. Spanish capacidad de refuerzo (term) English surge facility (term) Definition For providing additional infrastructure and services (e.g., hospital beds and care) during an emergency. Remark more Might be set up in such places as a shuttered retail store, athletic arena, convention centre or veterinary hospital. Context: In 2005, after hurricane Katrina, a surge facility was open at the Dallas Convention Center (in Dallas, Texas, USA), from September 1 through September 16. There doctors, medical residents and medical students treated more than 8,000 evacuees. In 2003 UN-Habitat opened such a facility so as to be able to deploy short-term relief assistance missions in support of sister agencies and the governments of countries beset by natural disasters. (Seen in phrase: UN-Habitat surge facility) Related terms: surge hospital; surge capability Related phrase: a surge of patients Sources: E context & rel terms: http://www.jointcommission.org/assets/1/18/surge_hospital.pd... (2006); E/R/C: A/59/198, para. 44 (3 Aug 2004); A /59/69, para. 13.3 (c), p. 107 of E; Spanish servicio de refuerzo (term ) Source: S: María Barros STS. y Mercedes Reguant TRS. (mayo de 2011) Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.unocha.org/what-we-do/coordination-tools/surge-ca... |
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elementos/herramientas utilitarias Explanation: Mi propuesta. |
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medios operativos/herramientas operativas Explanation: En este tipo de contexto de ayuda humanitaria se suele habla de equipo operativo, capacidad operativa, es decir los medios con los que cuenta el equipo para hacer frente a una crisis humanitaria. ¡Saludos cordiales! Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.cruzroja.es/principal/web/formacion/informacion-c... Reference: http://www.sanbenitoelcerro.com/notas2011/planromero2011.pdf |
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