存園

English translation: in-service (accessible) area

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Japanese term or phrase:存園
English translation:in-service (accessible) area
Entered by: Katsushi Saito

06:06 May 18, 2009
Japanese to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Telecom(munications)
Japanese term or phrase: 存園
Can anybody please help me understand the the 存園 term. It is used in Telecom related context.
gcpradhan1
India
in-service (accessible) area
Explanation:
I think it refers to "存圏" or "圏内", but not "在園".
The example sentence is as follows:
SMSで送信されますので、プリペイド式携帯電話の電源と電波状況(圏内にあること)をご確認ください。 Since the code will be sent via SMS, check whether your prepaid mobile phone is powered on and that it is in-service (accessible) area.
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Katsushi Saito
Japan
Local time: 14:18
Grading comment
Yes, I think the in service area/ covered area is the appropriate meaning.
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4 +1in-service (accessible) area
Katsushi Saito


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in-service (accessible) area


Explanation:
I think it refers to "存圏" or "圏内", but not "在園".
The example sentence is as follows:
SMSで送信されますので、プリペイド式携帯電話の電源と電波状況(圏内にあること)をご確認ください。 Since the code will be sent via SMS, check whether your prepaid mobile phone is powered on and that it is in-service (accessible) area.


Katsushi Saito
Japan
Local time: 14:18
Native speaker of: Japanese
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
Yes, I think the in service area/ covered area is the appropriate meaning.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral  Kurt Hammond: Sounds a little wierd to me.
20 hrs

agree  Marc Brunet: would have gone for: "in service-area". taking it as "within range (園内)" equivalent.
3 days 6 hrs
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