Glossary entry (derived from question below)
español term or phrase:
Apto.
inglés translation:
Satisfactory
Added to glossary by
Gary Smith Lawson
Jun 27, 2009 13:06
15 yrs ago
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español term
AT:Apto.
español al inglés
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From Spanish (from Spain) to English (UK)
Proposed translations
(inglés)
4 | Satisfactory |
Gary Smith Lawson
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4 +1 | Pass |
Jennifer Adcock
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4 | English |
Julia Cameron (X)
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3 | average |
Michael Powers (PhD)
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Jul 5, 2009 11:54: Gary Smith Lawson Created KOG entry
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Satisfactory
I'd say this for UK English. It means ok, a pass, nothing more.
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Note added at 5 horas (2009-06-27 18:54:01 GMT)
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(There are various types of "pass" - high pass, etc., whereas "satisfactory is generally used on report cards etc to mean a pass and nothing more. Pass = "aprobado").
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Note added at 5 horas (2009-06-27 18:54:01 GMT)
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(There are various types of "pass" - high pass, etc., whereas "satisfactory is generally used on report cards etc to mean a pass and nothing more. Pass = "aprobado").
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average
American English Not sure if same in British English.
Mike :)
Mike :)
1 hora
English
I think it means pass, as in pass or fail, rather than for example pass with merit, or pass with distinction
Example sentence:
English first year exam - pass
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Pass
I would translate it simply as Pass; as others have mentioned this is what you'd say in British English.
These are the three main grades in British and Spanish Universities.
A=Distinction > SB = Sobresaliente
B=Merit > NT = Notable
C, D and E = Pass > AT = Apto
These are the three main grades in British and Spanish Universities.
A=Distinction > SB = Sobresaliente
B=Merit > NT = Notable
C, D and E = Pass > AT = Apto
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