Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
after fully understanding the same in all respect
French translation:
après en avoir bien compris tous les aspects
English term
the same in all respect
4 +1 | en avoir bien compris tous les aspects | Premium✍️ |
4 +1 | ce dernier (le testament) sous tous ses aspects | Francois Boye |
3 +1 | celui-ci à tous les égards | AllegroTrans |
PRO (1): Premium✍️
Non-PRO (3): GILLES MEUNIER, mchd, Germaine
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Proposed translations
en avoir bien compris tous les aspects
HTH!
(...and after fully understanding the same in all respect.)
ce dernier (le testament) sous tous ses aspects
agree |
Kévin Daumié
29 mins
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neutral |
Germaine
: le démonstratif devrait être "celui-ci" et non "ce dernier"
39 mins
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