English term
Argentina
should plan to call
Employees should plan to call the emergency hotline/inclement weather number ([NUMBER]) on a daily basis to ensure there have been no changes to the status of their roles.
We will be monitoring this situation extremely closely and will inform you when conditions change.
We will continue to communicate via email and through your managers.
¡Gracias de antemano!
| 4 +4 | deben llamar al |
Wilsonn Perez Reyes
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| 5 | deben planificar llamados (al número de emergencias) |
María C Turri
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deben llamar al
En caso de querer apegarse a una traducción literal y no idiomática, sin duda puede optarse por: "deben planificar/planear/considerar (la posibilidad de)/prever/pensar en/ llamar al..."
Argentina
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Native in: Spanish
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