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00:16 Jun 22, 2004 |
French to English translations [PRO] Marketing - Paper / Paper Manufacturing | |||||||
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4 | below bag & small sacks |
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4 | expanding envelopes & packets/envelopes |
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sac à souflets & pochettes below bag & small sacks Explanation: or bubble bags & pouches, for shipping purposes |
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sac à souflets & pochettes expanding envelopes & packets/envelopes Explanation: "Pochettes" are generally larger envelopes for a specific purpose - e.g. for protecting x-rays, bubble packs for protecting fragile goods, or for CDs etc... In English, I would probably not translate this, though, as it is included in "envelopes". Unless you choose to use "special format envelopes", depending on the document... "sacs à soufflets" are envelopes with a vent in them allowing them to be expanded for large (thick) documents. Reference: http://www.europlis.biz/presentation.php3 Reference: http://www.sun-rise.com/newDir/Expanding-Envelopes.asp |
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