02:35 Feb 26, 2001 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||
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na | cataloguized |
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na | catalogued |
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na | graphically catalogued |
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na | Parrot's point is well taken |
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cataloguized Explanation: ...sorted by alphabetic order with or without more background information. Suerte. Davorka own knowledge |
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catalogued Explanation: I don't know about you guys out there but I have never heard cataloguized. Although a search found 2 instances of cataloguized in web sites, no dictionary, American or English, that I checked, has a reference to the word. It might be one of those "funny" words that exists somewhere but does not seem to be in common use. I'd love to hear "another opinion":-)) |
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graphically catalogued Explanation: Assuming there must be a difference between "catalogado" and "catalografiado". |
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Parrot's point is well taken Explanation: Does anyone think that there is a difference in this context? i.e. a catalogue that has graphics or images or photos is still called a catalogue, isn't it? I guess that if you really want to get down to an exact description, I would tip my hat to Parrot and go with his definition. |
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