Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
Determina
English translation:
Resolution
Added to glossary by
Antonella Andreella (X)
Nov 19, 2002 09:21
21 yrs ago
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Italian term
determina
Italian to English
Law/Patents
Morning folks,
I'm thinking of translating this as "resolution", but I can't find any confirmation for my inspired guesswork:
"In particolare, la Determina del Direttore Generale del Ministero delle Comunicazioni del 2 ottobre 2002 ha stabilito..."
Any ideas?
TIA
Derek
I'm thinking of translating this as "resolution", but I can't find any confirmation for my inspired guesswork:
"In particolare, la Determina del Direttore Generale del Ministero delle Comunicazioni del 2 ottobre 2002 ha stabilito..."
Any ideas?
TIA
Derek
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | Resolution | Antonella Andreella (X) |
4 +1 | Decision, deliberation | Silvia Lanfranchini |
4 +1 | Resolution/ Decision/ Conclusion/ Determination | Domenica Grangiotti |
5 | resolution | Feliciana Taglietti |
Proposed translations
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Resolution
You're right.
Have a look at the links, though I can't find it in any glossary or dictionary, it can't be nothing else.
HTH
AA
Have a look at the links, though I can't find it in any glossary or dictionary, it can't be nothing else.
HTH
AA
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you for your assistance Antonella and everyone else who chipped in here. I confirm that, although the word may not be a noun in "reglar'talian" it was boldly used as one twice in my text. I reckon all your suggestions: "resolution", "decision" and "deliberation", "determination" and "conclusion" are valid alternatives here.
Respectfulness legion,
Derek"
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9 mins
Decision, deliberation
.. according to what sounds best to you
Cheers
Silvia
Cheers
Silvia
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10 mins
Resolution/ Decision/ Conclusion/ Determination
Source: The Collins English Dictionary © 1998 HarperCollins Publishers
resolution [rzlun]
n.
1. the act or an instance of resolving.
2. the condition or quality of being resolute; firmness or determination.
3. something resolved or determined; decision.
4. a formal expression of opinion by a meeting, esp one agreed by a vote.
5. a judicial decision on some matter; verdict; judgment.
Entry Word: resolution
Function: noun
Text: 1
Synonyms ANALYSIS 1, breakdown, breakup, dissection
2
Synonyms DECISION 1, conclusion, determination, settlement
3
Synonyms DECISION 2, decidedness, determination, firmness, purposefulness, purposiveness, resoluteness, resolve
Just one comment: Determina is not a noun in Italian!!
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Note added at 2002-11-19 09:34:21 (GMT)
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... DELIBERAZIONE del Ministero delle comunicazioni del 2 ottobre 2002, recante : \"
Verifica della qualità del servizio postale. \" GU n. 239 del 11 ottobre 2002. ...
www.giustizia.it/uff_pubb_ld/anticipazioni_gu.htm
Ecco l\'italiano corretto!!
resolution [rzlun]
n.
1. the act or an instance of resolving.
2. the condition or quality of being resolute; firmness or determination.
3. something resolved or determined; decision.
4. a formal expression of opinion by a meeting, esp one agreed by a vote.
5. a judicial decision on some matter; verdict; judgment.
Entry Word: resolution
Function: noun
Text: 1
Synonyms ANALYSIS 1, breakdown, breakup, dissection
2
Synonyms DECISION 1, conclusion, determination, settlement
3
Synonyms DECISION 2, decidedness, determination, firmness, purposefulness, purposiveness, resoluteness, resolve
Just one comment: Determina is not a noun in Italian!!
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Note added at 2002-11-19 09:34:21 (GMT)
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... DELIBERAZIONE del Ministero delle comunicazioni del 2 ottobre 2002, recante : \"
Verifica della qualità del servizio postale. \" GU n. 239 del 11 ottobre 2002. ...
www.giustizia.it/uff_pubb_ld/anticipazioni_gu.htm
Ecco l\'italiano corretto!!
10 mins
resolution
I think yours is a good guess. Although I cannot find "determina" as a noun in my Italian dictionaries, the meaning is there (and is confirmed by "ha stabilito" further on)
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