Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

conterminous

Spanish translation:

concomitante

Added to glossary by Leticia Klemetz, CT
Nov 12, 2007 11:43
16 yrs ago
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English term

conterminous

English to Spanish Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) terms of a contract
The term of this Agreement will be conterminous with the term of the Purchase Order plus any additional time reasonably necessary for all Bailed Property to be returned to the possession and control of Bailor/Buyer.

Agh... Ayuda, porfa.

Proposed translations

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concomitante

Yo te propondría esta opción aunque sé que la traducción literal de este vocable en español es "límitrofe" o "adyacente" o "colindante". Y lo digo porque, en mi opinión, "concomitante" encaja mejor en el contexto. Según el diccionario de la RAE, "concomitante" significa "que aparece o actúa conjuntamente con otra". En WordReference.com aparecen estos sinónimos de concomitante: relacionado, concurrente, coordinado, vinculado, asociado, compatible, simultáneo, coincidente. Me parece que "concomitante" o alguno(s) de estos sinónimos podrían definir con mayor precisión el sentido de lo que la frase pretende decir.
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agree Óscar Delgado Gosálvez
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agree David Girón Béjar
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3 mins

continuo

contiguo

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Note added at 4 mins (2007-11-12 11:48:40 GMT)
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Perdón, quise tipear "contiguo".
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4 mins

limítrofe

Mike :)

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Note added at 7 mins (2007-11-12 11:51:42 GMT)
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Alcaraz Varó y Hughes. Diccionario de términos jurídicos.

"conterminous a: contiguo, adyacente, limítrofe, colindante"

Normally this would be used for physical proximity and after analyzing the different Spanish concepts to translate this, most seem only appropriate in physical nearness. And, altough "limítrofe" can, and does also refer to physical proximity in many cases, it can also refer to a restriction albeit this restriction is temporal in nature.
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