Oct 31, 2005 20:09
19 yrs ago
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English term

tender

English to Spanish Law/Patents Law (general)
Me aparece con la definición al lado, y no sé qué traducción correspondería a TENDER teniendo en cuenta la definición:

"tender: a party's preparedness to perform or their performance under the contract."

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Change log

Nov 1, 2005 01:31: Maria Karra changed "Term asked" from "TENDER" to "tender"

Proposed translations

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oferta de cumplimiento

In this context "tender of performance" is the offer to perform a contract and can serve as proof of non-breach in a court of law.

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Note added at 6 mins (2005-10-31 20:16:03 GMT)
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In this context "tender" does not refer to "licitación", "subasta" or "concurso público", although in other contexts "tender" does have those meanings, since "tender" means "offer."
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agree JaneTranslates
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Thanks Jane
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Gracias a todos por sus aportes"
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concurso público

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oferta

Propuesta entre otros.

Dicc. Oxford.
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oferta, propuesta//licitación, subasta

Según el diccionario de Lozano Irueste.
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agree Rosa Maria Duenas Rios (X) : licitación, diría yo.
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Gracias. Rosa María.
agree juliacgs : Sí, yo también voto por licitación
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Gracias, Julia.
agree raulruiz : Licitación de todas todas!
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Gracias, Raúl.
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propuesta

Dentro de ese contexto, lo traduciría como propuesta.
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agree Sandra Cifuentes Dowling : Yo también
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agree Abside
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agree Aldo De Marco
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agree David Higbee-Teves : agrego me voto de apoyo
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agree Anne Lombard (X)
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agree Terejimenez
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see explanation

Tender is a verb, and it means to make an offer for a contract, like an auction almost. The offer which is made is called a tender.
So you can tender a tender.
However we sometimes use the verb with other nouns like "resignation" "He tendered his resignation."
And the noun has many other meanings usually to do with auxiliary vehicles and craft.
And there is an adjective which means the same as sore.
I overdid it in the gym last night and I'm feeling tender today ('tengo agujetas')
Her boyfriend dumped her and she's still feeling tender. ('sensible')
Also it can mean "tierno".
A mother's love is tender.
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