Glossary entry (derived from question below)
français term or phrase:
CERTIFICAT D'APTITUDE A LA PROFESSION D'AVOCAT
anglais translation:
CERTIFICATE OF APTITUDE FOR LAWYER'S PROFESSION
français term
CERTIFICAT D'APTITUDE A LA PROFESSION D'AVOCAT
5 | CERTIFICATE OF APTITUDE FOR LAWYER'S PROFESSION | narasimha (X) |
4 +1 | certificate of aptitude for the profession of avocat (see link below) | Irina Mestergazi |
Oct 13, 2008 03:50: narasimha (X) Created KOG entry
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Proposed translations
CERTIFICATE OF APTITUDE FOR LAWYER'S PROFESSION
certificate of aptitude for the profession of avocat (see link below)
Mille excuses pour cette réponse tardive... (emploi du temps trop chargé). l'avocate pour qui j'ai traduit n'a pas retenu vos propositions toutefois, personnellement, je trouve que toutes deux méritent une notation. Sa réponse retenue est FRench Bar Exam, Admission to the (Paris) Bar. |
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Sheila Wilson
: This is NOT a disagree, your reference is British - but "avocat" is not an English word
8 heures
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Yes, in fact I was surprised to find this word... Obviously this is to stress the French origin of the acronym
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