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20:56 Dec 8, 2005 |
English to French translations [PRO] Management / sECURITY REPORT | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Jacques Desnoyers Local time: 09:54 | ||||||
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pi/cust purchase information ? Explanation: peut-être s'il s'agit de produits achetés etc...purchase or personal... |
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pi/cust détective privé et client Explanation: PI est l'abréviation de Private Investigator = détective privé -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr 7 mins (2005-12-08 22:03:26 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Il s'agit après tout de sécurité. La plupart des grandes surfaces utilisent les services de détectives privés pour éviter le vol à l'étalage. |
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pi/cust purchasing intentions / customer Explanation: i.e expected orders for each customer. Can you not tell any more from the paragraph it heads? (Or post the § here?). |
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pi/cust PI - représentant, conseil, gestionnaire, responsable ; CUST - client Explanation: Contect lacking but one or two faint-hearted suggestions. If I were you, I'd be firing this one back atmy client. CUST - certainly (?!) short for CUSTOMER, donc "CLIENT" PI - really could be anything but what about : - "principal investigator" / "supervisor" / "team leader" Once context clearer the great French catch-all "RESPONSABLE" may be just what you need ! http://www.aamc.org/research/adhocgp/pdfs/glossary.pdf www.ls.wisc.edu/handbook/Glossary/default.htm "Account executive" may also work. Lack of context - refer to client. Serioulsy found a fair number of hits in human resources contexts for "principal investigator" without any private eye connotations ! |
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