Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
cheques de viajero
Italian translation:
travellers' cheques
Spanish term
cheques de viajero
La Ferrovia dello Stato S.P.A. offre i suoi servizi a certe zone riservate ai suscriptores di "Disco Verde"; è anche possibile prenotare un viaggio in treno, comprare "cheques de viajero", utilizzare servizi di fax e telefono.
3 +5 | travellers' cheques | Claudia Luque Bedregal |
3 | titoli di viaggio | Mara Ballarini |
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Proposed translations
travellers' cheques
Secondo me sí se riferiscono ai travellers' cheques. Dal tuo testo capisco che quando si ha l'abbonamento a questo Disco Verde la persona ha diversi vantaggi, uno di questi sarebbe comprare i travellers' cheques.
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Note added at 14 mins (2006-07-08 01:06:53 GMT)
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travellers' checks (US)
travellers' cheques (UK)
ok, io ho fatto la domanda perché non ero sicura sul fatto che si si trattase dello stesso termine, adesso lo capisco da quelloc he tu mi informi sulla carta Verde, grazie |
titoli di viaggio
http://www.fnc.net/termini/fs.htm
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