May 15, 2000 05:53
24 yrs ago
French term
CBG
Perte a teminasion
French to English
Bus/Financial
Hello All,
could the above be translated as final or end losses? I must admit that I have never seen this one before, and it's not in any dictionary I've consulted.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
could the above be translated as final or end losses? I must admit that I have never seen this one before, and it's not in any dictionary I've consulted.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
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| 0 | Can you check again? It looks like French "perte à termination." |
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Can you check again? It looks like French "perte à termination."
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Problem is, "termination" is not used in continental French but it is used in Quebec. I have found "termination de l'autorisation" in a Quebec document. Cannoit be specific without context. Could be losses at termination of the contract/agreement, etc.
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