Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
40"x40"
Spanish translation:
40"x40"(pulgadas)
English term
40"x40"
4 +6 | pulgadas | Natalia Pedrosa (X) |
4 +1 | 40" x 40" | Virgil Tech Eng |
4 | 101,6 cm x 101,6 cm o bien 1.016 m x 1.016 m (prácticamente 1m x 1m) | Mariana T. Buttermilch |
Sep 17, 2010 04:06: Natalia Pedrosa (X) Created KOG entry
Non-PRO (2): Rosa Paredes, Gloria Cifuentes Dowling
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Proposed translations
pulgadas
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Roberto Lipani
17 mins
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Mil gracias, Roberto.
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mhanbury
25 mins
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Muchas gracias, mhanbury. ;)
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Henry Hinds
27 mins
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Thank you Henry. Regards!
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Ines R.
30 mins
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Gracias Inés, saludos!
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Rosa Paredes
49 mins
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Muchas gracias Rosa, un saludo!
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eski
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101,6 cm x 101,6 cm o bien 1.016 m x 1.016 m (prácticamente 1m x 1m)
40" x 40"
Por cierto, a quien vea esto, le puedo mandar una tabla de conversiones sin costo ni compromiso y con mucho gusto. Está en Excel. Se pone el número (en este caso, de pulgadas), se oprime el ratón y se busca el equivalente (en este caso, centímetros). En Internet hay bastantes de estas tablas de conversión, en Office Ultimate vienen incorporadas.
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Gloria Cifuentes Dowling
: También 40x40 pulgadas. En general, como dice Rosa, no se traduce. Saludos.
1 day 18 hrs
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