op vandaag gelocaliseerd

English translation: currently located

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Flemish term or phrase:op vandaag gelocaliseerd
English translation:currently located
Entered by: Ashok Bagri

04:20 Oct 15, 2010
Flemish to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Law: Contract(s)
Flemish term or phrase: op vandaag gelocaliseerd
In afwijking op punt 3. zal de facturatie van de XXX toestellen gebeuren onmiddellijk na levering en bijhorende eigendomsoverdracht van deze toestellen in het magazijn van YYY op vandaag gelocaliseerd in de Havenlaan te Brussel
Ashok Bagri
India
Local time: 10:29
currently located
Explanation:
"op vandaag" is a Flemish way of saying "currently", e.g. "Vlaanderen telt **op vandaag** 50 specialisten voor..."
which would make this "currently located (at)"
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Mark Straver
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Local time: 05:59
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currently located


Explanation:
"op vandaag" is a Flemish way of saying "currently", e.g. "Vlaanderen telt **op vandaag** 50 specialisten voor..."
which would make this "currently located (at)"


Example sentence(s):
  • ... in the warehouse of YYY currently located at ...
Mark Straver
Sweden
Local time: 05:59
Native speaker of: Native in DutchDutch, Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 4
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