non-repudiatable

Spanish translation: no repudiable

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English term or phrase:non-repudiatable
Spanish translation:no repudiable
Entered by: Jon Zuber (X)

12:37 Oct 21, 2000
English to Spanish translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering
English term or phrase: non-repudiatable
Information security (signatures).
The more common terms, for as many Spanish speaking countries as posssible.
Thank you!
preguntona
no repudiable
Explanation:
This follows from the fact that "non-repudiation" is "no repudiación" in Spanish, and can be confirmed with a Google search on the term. I've also translated several papers on the subject of digital signature for a Spanish university.
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Jon Zuber (X)
Grading comment
Muchas gracias. Yo también creo que "irrevocable" sería mejor, pero con ese adjetivo no me estaban entendiendo los técnicos informáticos, y "no repudiable" resultó ser lo que usan.
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Summary of answers provided
nairrepudiable, irrevocable, no rechazable, no cancelable
TransOl (X)
nano repudiable
Jon Zuber (X)


  

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27 mins
irrepudiable, irrevocable, no rechazable, no cancelable


Explanation:
These terms apply in finance and trading. Some letter-checks, letter of credits, etc must be "irrepudiable or irrevocable" meaning once accepted the obligation there is no cancellation whatsoever.

Irrepudiable or irrevocable are more common


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no repudiable


Explanation:
This follows from the fact that "non-repudiation" is "no repudiación" in Spanish, and can be confirmed with a Google search on the term. I've also translated several papers on the subject of digital signature for a Spanish university.

Jon Zuber (X)
PRO pts in pair: 83
Grading comment
Muchas gracias. Yo también creo que "irrevocable" sería mejor, pero con ese adjetivo no me estaban entendiendo los técnicos informáticos, y "no repudiable" resultó ser lo que usan.

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