Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

operaciones de puerta

English translation:

gate operations

Added to glossary by Al Zaid
Sep 16, 2014 10:51
9 yrs ago
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Spanish term

operaciones de puerta

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Ships, Sailing, Maritime Container handling
Operaciones de Puerta
Entrega/Recepción ****
6.1a
Contenedores llenos via puerta para camiones.
Naviera o su Agente
Contenedor
6.1b
Contenedores vacíos vía puerta para camiones.
Naviera o su Agente
Contenedor
****Los clientes podrán solicitar la recepción o entrega de contenedores después de las horas del cierre de puertas.
Cada movimiento estará sujeto a un recargo del 100% de las tarifas arribas descritas.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +1 gate operations
4 +1 port operations
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Discussion

Lisa McCarthy Sep 16, 2014:
@ Phil You're right - well spotted! Should be 'Gate operations' :)
philgoddard Sep 16, 2014:
Doesn't it mean gate rather than port?

Proposed translations

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4 hrs
Selected

gate operations

Puerta can mean port, though Collins says "informal". I think gate is more likely in the context, especially since it talks about closing - I would have thought most ports would be open 24 hours a day.
Peer comment(s):

agree bigedsenior : also, it is the coming and going of trucks which would strengthen 'gate operations'
28 mins
I agree. Thanks.
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4 mins

port operations

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Note added at 9 minutos (2014-09-16 11:01:02 GMT)
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Note added at 3 horas (2014-09-16 14:31:05 GMT)
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As Phil rightly points out this is 'puerta' and not 'puerto' as I read it.

Therefore it's 'Gate operations' and not 'Port operations'.
Peer comment(s):

agree James A. Walsh
1 hr
Cheers, James :)
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