português term
conceito afeto
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Proposed translations
If degrowth is a concept linked to developed countries, how to aproach it...
lucro afeto ao município
(a) concept concerning (or pertaining to)
afeto:
2. Que é destinado a [+ a : verba afeta ao departamento de vendas]
3. Concernente a ou dependente de; da competência de [+ a : programas afetos à area da saúde] (Aulete Digital)
Na definição no 2: "the funds pertaining/allocated to the sales department".
Na definição no. 3: "programs concerning the health area".
is a concept bound to / a concept related to
idiosyncrasy of; concept particular to
If economic recession is an idosyncracy of /a concept particular (peculiar) to / developed countries, how can we discuss such from the perspective of developing countries? -> idiosyncracy - no jokes about idiocy please - gets away from the abstract 'idea of concept'.
--- afecto a in Portuguese and afecto a in Spanish, coincidentally as a weasel-adjective, acting very 'peculiarly' in those and other poetic Romance lingos.
IATE: pt proibição que afete a espécie em questão COM en prohibition affecting the species involved COM
ProZ: Portuguese term or phrase: crescimento e decrescimento English translation: growth and recession [context: economics] Entered by: Heathcliff
if negative growth affects developed counties......
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Note added at 13 hrs (2023-09-16 09:57:50 GMT)
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Note: I really dont think CONCEPT is required in the En version, as, IMO it appears to be superfluous
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