///pana 8 de septiembre de 2000
| 17:38 Dec 12, 2000 |
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| na | "panne" |
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| na | failure, breakdown, outage, fault, accident, crash |
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| na | pana (¿??) |
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"panne" Explanation: Hi, at the risk of being wrong - given the fact that it's a legal doc - I'll tell you what "pana" means in South America: we talk of a "pana" when your car breaks down: quedarse en pana; estar en pana; tener una pana. More context would help. What is the paper about? Regards, Maria-Jose |
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failure, breakdown, outage, fault, accident, crash Explanation: A few contexts/terms for you, from Termium; take your pick! English:Air Transport failure s 1980-04-18 English:Mechanical Components Equipment (Oil and Natural Gas Extraction) breakdown s CORRECT,NOUN accident s DEF - A failure of equipment. s 1998-09-28 English:Software Defects fault s CORRECT,NOUN,STANDARDIZED DEF - An abnormal condition that causes a reduction in, or loss of the capability of a functional unit to perform a required function. s OBS - fault: Term and definition standardized by ISO, IEEE and CSA. s 1999-02-09 English:Air Transport outage s 1994-02-16 English:Nuclear Science and Technology malfunction s CORRECT EX - A fault tree should ... identify common events, including those that are linked, either as a cause or a consequence, to a failure or malfunction of another system designed to mitigate the consequences of the first failure or malfunction. s 1994-12-08 English:Telecommunications failure s OBS - <enterprise systems> s 1996-05-06 English:Informatics crash s CORRECT 1998-06- Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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pana (¿??) Explanation: Hi, Frank. Have you found a right translation? If not, can you provide more context? How does the previous folio end (I mean, which is the last word). I´m from Argentina and have translated many legal documents; I´ve also talked to some lawyers but nobody knows the term \\\"pana\\\" Maybe there´s a printing mistake... :o) |
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