Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
documento policopiado
English translation:
multicopied document
Portuguese term
documento policopiado
4 | multicopied document | Marcos Antonio |
4 | photocopied document | sula (X) |
3 +1 | cyclostyled document | Abigail Elvins |
4 | (mechanically) reproduced document | Elvira Alves Barry |
Jun 11, 2008 08:18: Marcos Antonio Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
multicopied document
- is a multicopied document that allows the generator and the. state to track shipments of hazardous waste. The manifest. also provides the state with data on ...
www.p2pays.org/ref/19/18013.pdf
photocopied document
from O ACORDO ORTOGRÁFICO DO NOSSO DESACORDO:
Para finalizar faço ardentes votos, para que o próximo Acordo não seja lexical e assim os meus netos e descendentes, não serem obrigados a escrever e a dizer: "roupa de griffe" em vez de roupa de marca; a chamar "marrom" à cor castanha; a dizer "deletar" em vez de apagar ou eliminar; a chamar "mídia" aos media ou meios de comunicação social; ou dizer "printar" em vez de imprimir, fazer uma impressão gráfica; ou ainda usar a marca de um equipamento "Xerox" e dizer "xerocar" ao invés de dizer que vai policopiar.
The only trouble with this is that in European Portuguese (which we are dealing with here) the standard term is "fotocopiar" and it would be extremely unusual not to use that. Therefore I think this has a more specific meaning. I'm inclined to agree with multicopy document as I think the idea is to distinguish a published/printed document from one that is merely created by printing out several copies, rather than being sent to a printer. |
cyclostyled document
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Note added at 22 hrs (2008-06-07 08:32:12 GMT)
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Sure, the most modern references I can find to this are from India in the 1980s - anything European stops cerca 1920s!
The Cyclostyle duplicating process is a form of stencil copying invented by David Gestetner in the late 1800s. A stencil is cut with the help of small toothed wheels on a special paper underlayed with carbon paper which serves as a printing form.
Initially this was a modest, cyclostyled document that offered. news of members’ activities, arrangements for study tours, book reviews, and ...
Thanks Abi, but in this case the reference is to recent documents created by the European Commission - I should have pointed that out. |
(mechanically) reproduced document
http://iate.europa.eu/iatediff/SearchByQuery.do
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