Glossary entry (derived from question below)
español term or phrase:
del orden de
inglés translation:
in the region of
español term
del orden de
Es un trabajo sobre el acero
4 +3 | in the region of/of approximately | Rebecca Hendry |
5 +3 | around / about | María Cielo Pipet |
4 | of the order of | Trudy Peters |
Non-PRO (2): Rachel Fell, Claudia Luque Bedregal
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Proposed translations
in the region of/of approximately
around / about
agree |
Rachel Fell
14 minutos
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Gracias.
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agree |
Henry Hinds
2 horas
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Gracias.
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agree |
Georges Tocco
2 horas
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Gracias.
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of the order of
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