English term
TO THOSE OF
4 | par rapport à | Maïté Mendiondo-George |
3 +1 | contre celles de ladite | Tony M |
4 -1 | qui concernent les données relevées des derniers résultats | Gabriel Ferrero |
Non-PRO (1): GILLES MEUNIER
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Proposed translations
par rapport à
qui concernent les données relevées des derniers résultats
Qui concernent + (object direct)
disagree |
Tony M
: Doesn't fit with the first part of the sentence: "registering ... to those of said most recent..."
27 mins
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contre celles de ladite
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Note added at 1 hr (2020-08-10 15:03:52 GMT)
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It all depends, Asker, what verb you use, and hcne, what preposition it is usually used with — we have the idea of 'comparing' or 'matching' or 'aligning', some of the verbs for which probably would take 'contre', non ?
Merci mais contre celles ne me semble pas très correct en français est-ce que par rapport à peut convenir ? |
agree |
Cyril Tollari
: Tout dépend du choix de traduction pour registering. Le contexte sur brevet semble indiquer "un alignement à, ou correspondance à", préposition à ?
5 hrs
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Merci, Cyril ! Tout à fait !
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