Romanian term
puterea instalat/cumparata
I am translating from French to English, the original being in Romanian. I don't understand the French, perhaps the Romanian is clear?
All help gratefully received
4 +5 | installed/purchased power |
Sandra & Kenneth Grossman
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Proposed translations
installed/purchased power
They can opt for lower total max. installed and (therefore) purchased power of the generation units
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Note added at 36 mins (2011-02-15 10:58:00 GMT)
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I am glad if I can help. Yep, definitely not "compared". Purchased - like by the Government, probably at a subsidized rate. :-)
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Note added at 38 mins (2011-02-15 11:00:22 GMT)
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Compared would be "comparata" - but then, compared to what?
Hello Sangro. I might have guessed, you are everywhere it seems! So "comparée" is incorrect, it seems! |
Thank you Sangro, I'm going with that! |
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