Jan 11, 2017 11:15
7 yrs ago
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Chinese term

记分周期

Chinese to English Law/Patents Law (general) driverlicense translation
请于每个记分周期结束后三十
日接受审验。无记分的,免予本次审验”


On the internet, it is proposed to be Scoring Period. I do not like it.
But I do not know a better option.

How about "Regular Interval for the Assessment of Demerit Points"

Proposed translations

6 days
Selected

Point cycle

Keep it simple. Cycle shows that the period continually resets. If you want to show that a point is a demerit, then you could use 'demerit cycle'. But I prefer points.
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5 hrs

point maintenance cycle

point system maintenance cycle

供参考
Note from asker:
I like this one
regular interval for the assessment/renewal of demerit points
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6 hrs

scoring cycle

请于每个记分周期结束后三十日接受审验。无记分的,免予本次审验”
...30 days after each scoring cycle is completed. Those with zero points recorded can be exempt from the examination for that cycle.
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1 hr

Point deduction cycle

Point deduction cycle

所谓计分实际上是扣分,扣到一定分数就该进学习班了

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Note added at 9 hrs (2017-01-11 20:45:44 GMT)
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Or just point cycle
Peer comment(s):

agree maxzhy : 如果是驾照的记分周期,那么这个很靠谱。我个人感觉用points似乎更好些。
71 days
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12 days

inspection cycle

To understand this term, we need to know the setting the sentence is used in. This term is used in the section of remarks of the Chinese driver's licence. "ji fen"here means "points deducted due to breaking any traffic rules or regulations". “zhou qi" here refers to a cycle, more exactly here means one year. So after one year, the licence holder needs to receive a certain inspection from the local traffic bureau to proceed to the next cycle. Superficially it can be literally translated into "points deducted cycle", while it is actually just an inspection cycle during which the points can be deducted or maintained.
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