Jul 29, 2019 09:36
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Portuguese term

Relação

Portuguese to English Medical Medical: Instruments Coronary graft system
Relação dos modelos comerciais do produto BeGraft Coronary Stent Graft System

Nota:
Estas instruções destinam-se a todo o pessoal que irá utilizar o “BeGraft Coronary Stent Graft System” e devem ser lidas atentamente antes da utilização do produto!
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Descrição:[1]
O BeGraft Coronary Stent Graft System é composto por:
Um stent de cromo-cobalto (L605) expansível por balão, revestido por um material de enxerto em ePTFE, que está
pré-montado no balão de um sistema de entrega “rapid exchange” (RX).
O sistema de entrega é compatível com fios-guia de 0,014 pol. e está disponível em comprimentos úteis de 143 cm (Ø2,5-4,0 mm) e 153 cm (Ø4,5/5,0 mm).

Not sure how to translate Relação in the context of this instruction manual. Thoughts?
Proposed translations (English)
4 +6 List
4 -1 catalog
4 -2 Roster

Discussion

Oliver Simões Aug 3, 2019:
Roster vs. List Although "list" is more common, "roster" is perfectly acceptable in this context (despite the thumbs-down to my answer). If not, "roster"" is even more desirable because it's less common just like "relação" is (in comparison with "lista"). I could argue that the author's intent was not to use a common word; otherwise, he/she would have said "lista" in the source-text! The Merriam-Webster defines "roster" as "an itemized list". It doesn't say what this list consists of. Therefore, it could be a roster of names, household items, or fried brain cells (or whatever one wishes). A language is made up by the sum of its users. Besides the example given in my answer (which is closely related to this context), let me point this out: there are plenty of references to "a roster of items" on the Web. Could all these users be wrong? I don't think so.

a roster of items: https://www.google.com/search?q="a roster of items"
T o b i a s Jul 30, 2019:
roster - OED roster, n
1.1 Mil. A list or plan exhibiting the order of rotation, or turns of duties and service, of officers, men, and bodies of troops.
Also, esp. U.S., a simple list or register of officers, divisions of a regiment, etc., with various particulars relating to them.
2.2 transf. A list or table exhibiting the names of a set of persons, esp. as taking turns of duty with each other. Also in extended uses

Proposed translations

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List

A number of connected items or names written or printed consecutively, typically one below the other.
Peer comment(s):

agree Gilmar Fernandes
2 hrs
agree Kathleen Goldsmith-Killing
10 hrs
agree ulissescarvalho
23 hrs
agree Richard Purdom
1 day 9 hrs
agree T o b i a s
1 day 12 hrs
agree Mark Robertson
1 day 20 hrs
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9 hrs

Roster

roster: an itemized list
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/roster

"As these locomotive rebuild programs continue, I have received requests to include a roster of the models with the former lineages and numbers." - https://www.wvncrails.org/sd40-3-csx-old-new-locomotive.html

"So that I could get a jump on buying the models which are best suited for the game, would I be able to bother any of you for a roster of the models I'd need to buy?" - https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/1577893/ship-minis
Peer comment(s):

neutral Mark Robertson : 1. This meaning is limited to EN-US. Common meaning: a list of individuals or groups, usually for an organization of some kind such as military officers and enlisted personnel enrolled in a particular unit; a muster roll; a sports team. 2. Not wrong..
2 hrs
It's not wrong, though. The website I quoted from is US-based. And the Merriam-Webster says it's an "itemized list".
disagree ulissescarvalho : Not the best choice in this context
14 hrs
It's an acceptable choice. Didn't you read definition #2 in the Merriam-Webster?
disagree Richard Purdom : Would confuse any native reader. Translation should enlighten the reader, not leave them grasping for a dictionary because of some obscure use.
1 day 43 mins
Indeed. Especially if the native speaker ignores the source of reference. The MW is very clear.
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2 days 1 hr

catalog

Explanation:
Relação => catálogo

Relação => catálogo => catalog
and that is an English word !!


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Note added at 5 days (2019-08-03 10:51:38 GMT)
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cat·a·log
/ˈkadlˌôɡ/
noun
noun: catalogue; plural noun: catalogues; noun: catalog; plural noun: catalogs

1. a complete list of items, typically one in alphabetical or other systematic order.
a list of all the books or resources in a library.
a publication containing details of items for sale, especially one produced by a mail-order company.
synonyms: brochure, prospectus, guide, magalogue, mailer; informalwish book
"a mail-order catalog"
a list of works of art in an exhibition or collection, with detailed comments and explanations.
synonyms: directory, register, index, list, listing, record, archive, inventory, roll, table, calendar, classification, roster
"a computerized library catalog"
US
a list of courses offered by a university or college.
a series of unwelcome or unpleasant things.
"his life was a catalog of dismal failures"

cat·a·log
/ˈkadlˌôɡ/
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noun
noun: catalogue

1. a complete list of items, typically one in alphabetical or other systematic order.

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Note added at 5 days (2019-08-03 11:18:51 GMT)
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1st definition of Catalog in Thorndike-Barnhart & in Webster is = list

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Note added at 5 days (2019-08-03 11:24:19 GMT)
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1st definition of "Catalog" in Oxford American is = a list of items
Peer comment(s):

disagree Mark Robertson : 1. Catalog is incorrect. The relação is included in an instruction manual. A catalog/catalogue would be a separate document with a different function. 2. Pois.
1 hr
IYO ?? 1st definition of "Catalog" in Thorndike-Barnhart & in Webster is = list ..1st definition of "Catalog" in Oxford American is = a list of items
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