Sep 13, 2006 13:03
18 yrs ago
French term

raz-de-marée caracterisé

French to English Bus/Financial Insurance
How would you translate caractérisé? It's from a list of events covered by an insurance policy:

raz-de-marée, cyclone ou trombe caractérisés
Proposed translations (English)
2 officially declared tidal wave

Discussion

Marc Glinert Oct 9, 2006:
Just out of interest what did you go with on this one, bewley
Julie Barber Sep 13, 2006:
this gives it as 'feature' : http://www.crim.ca/files/documents/services/pratiquesLogicie...
maybe it simply means included in the policy
Charlie Bavington Sep 13, 2006:
You might also want to consider closing some of your open questions, one of which is over 2 years old.....!
sarahl (X) Sep 13, 2006:
What is your target audience? France has a specific procedure, JO has to publish an Avis de catastrophe naturelle for your insurance to kick in. I suspect other countries have similar procedure.

Proposed translations

19 hrs
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officially declared tidal wave

Is that it?
Not "raz-de-marée, cyclone ou trombe caractérisés par ..."?
Could mean that the cat. nats. in question have been officially defined as such by some meteorological body set up to do just that.
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