"bring-in"
Spanish translation: de entrada (predeterminadas)
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| bring in aportar Explanation: He leido en Google varios artículos con "bring in". Siempre la expresión se encuentra sin guión y el sentido parece ser "aportar", es decir, "traer las dimensiones hacia adentro del límite de los conocimientos". Si "aportar" hace sentido en tu trabajo, lo utilizaría. ¡Suerte! |
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