Glossary entry (derived from question below)
português term or phrase:
desmembrado
inglês translation:
formerly part of
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português term
desmembrado
português para inglês
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O município de Maxaranguape foi criado pela Lei nº 2.329, de
17/12/1958, **desmembrado** de Touros.
17/12/1958, **desmembrado** de Touros.
Proposed translations
(inglês)
4 +2 | formerly part of | Paul Dixon |
4 +6 | separated from | Sormane Gomes |
4 | dismembered | Flavia Martins dos Santos |
4 | detached from | Andrea Munhoz |
3 | split from | JoGoes |
Proposed translations
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Selected
formerly part of
This phrase represents the idea, although not equivalent gramatically.
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Comment: "Thanks Paul, and everyone else for your suggestions."
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separated from
Jersey City separated from Bergen Township and became an independent municipality; Charter for the City of Jersey City adopted; it permitted the election of ...
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Peer comment(s):
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Katarina Peters
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lexisproject
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Fabio Descalzi
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Fernando Domeniconi
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rhandler
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Cristina Santos
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dismembered
suggestion
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Henrique Magalhaes
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suesimons
: You make it sound like a corpse!
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split from
an anglo-saxon way of saying separated/dismembered
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detached from
Since it´s a territory, it can be considered a physical piece or part.
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Note added at 51 mins (2008-03-25 17:17:50 GMT)
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The term 'desanexado' or detached in English, is more appropriate in term of Geography.
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Note added at 51 mins (2008-03-25 17:17:50 GMT)
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The term 'desanexado' or detached in English, is more appropriate in term of Geography.
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