Glossary entry (derived from question below)
español term or phrase:
en adelante, individual e indistintamente,
inglés translation:
hereinafter, ointly and severally,
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Heathcliff
Apr 4, 2001 12:22
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español term
en adelante, individual e indistintamente,
español al inglés
Jurídico/Patentes
Es obviamente el encabezado de un contrato. Alguien puede aportar "la" traducción para indistintamente?
Gracias
Gracias
Proposed translations
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| 0 +1 | "hereinafter, jointly and severally..." |
Heathcliff
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| 0 +2 | interchangeably |
wendy griswold
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| 0 | ver explicacion |
Marly
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| 0 | it means " the same as" as in it has no distinction |
Megdalina
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Heathcliff
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"hereinafter, jointly and severally..."
That's the standard Anglo-American legal formula. ("Jointly" = "indistintamente," and "severally" = "individual(mente)."
Hope this helps,
HC
Hope this helps,
HC
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interchangeably
If you're talking about people, "any one of them, acting alone"
2 horas
ver explicacion
I have translated \\\"indistintamente\\\"
like a synonymn of \\\"indiscriminadamente\\\" en ese caso sería \\\"indiscriminately\\\"
But I do have to agree with the answer above because of content
like a synonymn of \\\"indiscriminadamente\\\" en ese caso sería \\\"indiscriminately\\\"
But I do have to agree with the answer above because of content
12 horas
it means " the same as" as in it has no distinction
I know what it means and I've been trying to find a word for you in my brain in English that means the same but I'm coming up empty - maybe indistiguished or indistinct - but anyway, that is what it means -" the same as" - (no intrinsic difference). Hope this helps . Good luck to you!
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