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| Selected response from: Robert INGLEDEW Argentina Local time: 04:45 | ||||||
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4 +1 | Copy-book (libro copiador) |
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4 | Class / Copy |
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4 | Profile/Copy |
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Class / Copy Explanation: Lo de característica es pura adivinanza. Pero me figure que Cop = Copia espero que te sea útil |
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Copy-book (libro copiador) Explanation: I believe that cop. stands for copiador en Spanish. It is a book required by Law. I got the translation from the Diccionario de Terminos Legales (Legal Term Dictionary) of Louis Robb. |
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Profile/Copy Explanation: En un colegio generalmente el "profile" son los detalles exactos o el análisis general, anotados debidamente en el Libro y Tomo. Ref. a Cop., me parece que si no es el papel timbrado original, es la copia del mismo. |
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