voorseizoen vs. naseizoen

Italian translation: prima e dopo l\'alta stagione/bassa stagione

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Dutch term or phrase:voorseizoen vs. naseizoen
Italian translation:prima e dopo l\'alta stagione/bassa stagione
Entered by: Simo Blom

13:09 Dec 27, 2010
Dutch to Italian translations [Non-PRO]
Tourism & Travel / campeggi
Dutch term or phrase: voorseizoen vs. naseizoen
kampeerders die in het *voor- en naseizoen* kamperen.

Qual è la differenza tra i 2 termini ? Il dizionario riporta per entrambi 'bassa stagione'. Voorseizoen sarebbe 'a inizio stagione' e naseizoen 'a fine stagione', o significa altro ? Grazie !
Simo Blom
Finland
Local time: 01:13
che prima e dopo l' alta stagione
Explanation:
mi sembra la traduzione più logica.
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Stefano Spadea
Belgium
Local time: 00:13
Grading comment
Grazie Stefano ! Ringrazio anche sigune per la risposta e missdutch per l'agree
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Summary of answers provided
3 +1bassa stagione
sigune
4che prima e dopo l' alta stagione
Stefano Spadea


  

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bassa stagione


Explanation:
bassa stagione per le entrambe per voor en na seizoen

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agree  P.L.F. Persio: sì, in italiano in genere non si specifica.
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che prima e dopo l' alta stagione


Explanation:
mi sembra la traduzione più logica.

Stefano Spadea
Belgium
Local time: 00:13
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Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
Grazie Stefano ! Ringrazio anche sigune per la risposta e missdutch per l'agree
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