oppdrag
| 00:21 Dec 4, 2001 |
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Commission / order / task Explanation: That's what I would say... HTH, Serge L. experience |
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peer agreement (net): +1Contract/Job Explanation: Hi, It's quite customary to conclude dealings on a contract( and when the contract is being given to a particular company, that one says "(Tusen) takk for oppdraget", meaning "thank you (very much )for the contract". This, of course, is not something specific for ship-builders, but can be applied to all types og business. Just a polite way to finish dealings, or after the job has been completed. I cannot make it more complicated than this... :-o)) Best regards, Pieter_H Ref: own experience 20+ years in Norway. |
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Assignment Explanation: is another otion. Sometimes instructions, brief, etc. is the mot-juste. |
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job/assignment, cultural equivalent : "Thank you for using (company name)" Explanation: Hi. It is entirely correct that the phrase is a polite phrase simply meaning "Thank you for the job". I believe that Anglophones often use a corresponding polite phrase of "Thank you for using (company name)". Best regards Helle |
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7 days confidence:
Assignment/contract Explanation: "Oppdrag" can mean engagement, work, commission, task or assignment and here refers to the particular assignment the companies have been asked to perform Ronald Craig - Stor norsk-engelsk juridisk ordbok |
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10 days confidence:
Errand / mission Explanation: Thank you for the mission, for example! |
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