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20:26 Jun 13, 2003 |
English to Romanian translations [Non-PRO] Architecture / architecture | |||||
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4 +1 | inerentul avantaj oferit de faptul ca sunt competitivi |
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5 -1 | avantaj inerent fata de concurenta |
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avantaj inerent fata de concurenta Explanation: strategii care ar permite zonei ultracentrale sa isi utilizeze avantajul inerent detinut fata de concurenta |
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inerentul avantaj oferit de faptul ca sunt competitivi Explanation: alta varianta daca nu e context, e imaginatie :) strategii care ar permite enclavelor sarace sa utilizeze inerentul avantaj oferit de faptul ca sunt competitivi -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-06-13 20:42:42 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- inca o data cu riscul de a plictisi citez definitia \"inner city\" din dictionar la care adaug si experienta proprie: inner city = enclava ( comunitate inchisa) saraca intr-un mare oras Source: The Collins English Dictionary © 2000 HarperCollins Publishers: inner city a the parts of a city in or near its centre, esp. when they are associated with poverty, unemployment, substandard housing, etc. b (as modifier) example: inner-city schools centru/ zona centrala se cheama downtown |
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