Jun 7, 2011 09:35
12 yrs ago
Italian term
Telefono di servizio
Italian to English
Law/Patents
Law: Contract(s)
How would you translate "telefono di servizio"?
Context:
"Il Club assicurerà all'Allenatore principale l’abitazione di servizio, autovettura di servizio e telefono di servizio a livello nazionale."
Thanks
Context:
"Il Club assicurerà all'Allenatore principale l’abitazione di servizio, autovettura di servizio e telefono di servizio a livello nazionale."
Thanks
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | business telephone, company car.. | Alice Ungarini |
4 +1 | courtesy telephone | Maria Panizzi |
3 | use of a club telephone for national calls | Paul O'Brien |
Proposed translations
3 mins
use of a club telephone for national calls
I reckon.
+1
24 mins
courtesy telephone
Airport terminal, large train station, hotel lobbies and other locations where many travellers are expected, often have courtesy telephones ...
Customers use a courtesy phone to seek information, such as ...
Customers use a courtesy phone to seek information, such as ...
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Elizabeth Hill Barsanti (X)
44 mins
|
neutral |
Paul O'Brien
: seems to be for customers and not for employees.
1 hr
|
+1
15 hrs
business telephone, company car..
It seems that this is a specification of an employment contract for a trainer, detailing some of the benefits. In this case, although Courtesy phone is correct in general terms...
I would specify:
l'abitazione di servizio = company residence
autovettura di servizio = company car
telefono di servizio a livello nazionale = business telephone with a national calling plan
This is how it would be explained in North America anyway.
However the link is a reference to a job posting in the UK and the last paragraph states the benefits for employees as mentioned
I would specify:
l'abitazione di servizio = company residence
autovettura di servizio = company car
telefono di servizio a livello nazionale = business telephone with a national calling plan
This is how it would be explained in North America anyway.
However the link is a reference to a job posting in the UK and the last paragraph states the benefits for employees as mentioned
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