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13:47 Sep 1, 2006 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Law: Taxation & Customs / order from tax authority | |||||||
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4 +1 | paid |
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5 | to receive approval from... |
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3 | must be paid in full |
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paid Explanation: Hi Cathy, I have a dictionary entry which has PAGAR; entregar dinero, as a secondary definition, so I think you're right. Hope this helps. |
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deberán ser enteradas must be paid in full Explanation: On contextual and etymological grounds, I believe that this is the intended meaning. Suerte. |
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to receive approval from... Explanation: This is how I understand it. The Cabanellas Law Dictionary has it similarly but as a law dictionary it refers to: "government approval". My take. Hope it sheds some more light. |
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