Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Reinscríbase
English translation:
re-register
Spanish term
Reinscríbase
http://www.anmat.gob.ar/boletin_anmat/Junio_2020/Dispo_4723-...
Pienso en re-register a medicinal product o re-registration pero no sé si es correcto el uso. Gracias
ARTÍCULO 1º- Reinscríbase la Especialidad Medicinal de nombre comercial COSENTYX y nombre genérico SECUKINUMAB 150 MG /ML ....
2 +3 | re-register | Alina Ionas |
4 | is hereby reregistered | philgoddard |
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Proposed translations
re-register
También estoy pensando en "re-enrol(l)" - dependiendo si es para EE UU o Inglaterra, o "preregister".
¡Muchas gracias! |
is hereby reregistered
Thank you so much! |
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Toni Castano
: The source is expressed with The Spanish "imperativo impropio o impersonal", which cannot be reproduced or rendered with your suggestion. The action has not happened yet.
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No, it happens when this document becomes official, hence "is hereby".
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Robert Carter
: I agree with Toni, it hasn't happened yet. It appears that the official writing this document is ordering it to be done, probably within a certain period.
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