Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
frais engagés dans le monde entier sauf en...
Italian translation:
spese sostenute in tutto il mondo eccetto in...
French term
engagés dans le monde entier sauf en
L’intéressé et les membres de sa famille bénéfient des garanties suivantes:
- Remboursement des frais médicaux et chirurgicaux ***engagés dans le monde entier, sauf en *** France en complément de la Caisse des Français de l’Étranger (CFE).
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per adesso ho messo questa bozza:
L’interessato e i membri della sua famiglia beneficiano delle seguenti garanzie:
- Rimborso delle spese mediche e chirurgiche ***engagés?? in tutto il mondo, eccetto ?? *** in Francia in complemento della Caisse des Français de l’Étranger (CFE).
Ho un dubbio sul giusto termine da usare per "engagés" in quest'espressione et come girarla al meglio.
Grazie 1000 in anticipo per le vostre idee!
4 +7 | sostenute in tutto il mondo eccetto in | Cristina Munari |
4 | sostenute | dandamesh |
Non-PRO (2): luskie, Marie Christine Cramay
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