French term
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route (here)
Centre de prélèvement
niveau -1 **route** 416
Consultation d'oncologie (-1 **route** 401)
Consultation de néphrologie (-1 **route** 430)
I am not familiar with this particular use of "route" in French. Is it specific to Belgium? Or to this particular hospital?
Does it refer to a corridor? Or is it part of the address (i.e. different streets?) Or...?
Any help welcome, thank you!
Oct 18, 2019 17:33: Yolanda Broad changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): Drmanu49, Carol Gullidge, Yolanda Broad
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Proposed translations
route
It is some type of floor markings or signs system to find your way to a department
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