franquicia

English translation: excess

09:38 Aug 14, 2000
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
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Spanish term or phrase: franquicia
"Se excluye la cobertura por parte de la empresa, del Seguro Contra Todo Riesgo, del Montaje y Pruebas y sus franquicias, que deberá ser contratado por el Comprador.
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English translation:excess
Explanation:
This is the term that is used in the insurance industry.

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Summary of answers provided
na +1excess
NNieto
nafranchises
Carolina Ramirez
naexempt losses
Simon Walter
nafees.
Luis Luis
naExempt items
Yvette Camou
nafranquicia
Merry Wheaton


  

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7 mins
franchises


Explanation:
In this context the meaning of franquicia means the franchises that the company might create. That the risk insurance does not cover the franchising of the company.

You can find it in the EuroDicAutom at the link below.


    Reference: http://eurodic.ip.lu/cgi-bin/edicbin/EuroDicWWW.pl
Carolina Ramirez
Canada
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excess


Explanation:
This is the term that is used in the insurance industry.




    Diccionario de terminos juridicos Ingles-Espanol/Espanol-Ingles
    OXford Spanish Dictionary English-Spanish/Spanish-English
NNieto
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3 hrs
exempt losses


Explanation:
"Franquicia
f, exempt losses, losses which are not paid by an insurance policy because they fall within the insurance deductible."
By way of illustration, when I crashed my car I had to pay a "franquicia" of $300, and my policy covered the rest. i.e. I had to put up the first $300 before the insurers would cover the loss.


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Simon Walter
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3 hrs
fees.


Explanation:
The factory warranty excludes comprehensive insurance coverage for the assembly and trials, and fees which may be incurred by the Buyer.

Suerte.

Luis M. Luis

Luis Luis
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5 hrs
Exempt items


Explanation:
Insurance policies usually contain 'items'. These may be classified as covered losses or liabilities and exemptions to those items, usually listed by clausules. You need to read the fine print to find out what they really mean. The word 'franquicia' may be appropriate for insurance companies in Spain & South America. Don't use it in Mexico, since it wouldn't be recognized by the vast majority.

Yvette Camou
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18 hrs
franquicia


Explanation:
In the context of insurance, "franquicia" is "deductible" and "seguro contra todo riesgo" is "comprehensive insurance". The problem with this Spanish sentence is that its syntax is wrong; it is not clear what the relative clause ("que deberá....") modifies and, that's why it doesn't make sense. What is the "buyer" responsible for contracting for? If it's the "cobertura", then "deberá ser contratado" should be "deberá ser contratada"; if it's the "Seguro Contra Todo Riesgo, del Montaje y Pruebas y sus franquicias", then it should say "deberán ser contratados." In fact, this Spanish sentence reads like it was poorly translated from English; if you're involved in an exercise in back-translation, this Spanish sentence is one that needs to be carefully checked against the English. Otherwise, I'd either contact the client for clarification or (if that's not possible) include a translator's note saying essentially what I just said.


    (See "deductible" in the Eng section and "riesgo" in the Sp section of the Oxford Spanish Dictionary.)
Merry Wheaton
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