Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
o meu parecer
English translation:
my legal opinion
Portuguese term
o meu parecer
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[30 page document describing conflict between two companies]
Estas respostas procuram ser a síntese deste parecer e devem ser entendidas em complemento com o mesmo, representando a minha opinião sobre as questões colocadas e acima analisadas.
Este é, salvo melhor opinião, o meu parecer
[Signed by lawyer]
5 +4 | my opinion | Clauwolf |
5 +3 | technical report / opinion | Moisés Perez |
5 | report / expert's report | Thais Maria Lips |
Non-PRO (1): Susy Ordaz
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Proposed translations
my opinion
report / expert's report
technical report / opinion
agree |
rhandler
34 mins
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Obrigado, rhandler
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agree |
Flavia Martins dos Santos
: agree
1 hr
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Obrigado, Flavia.
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agree |
Denise Miranda
2 hrs
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Obrigado, Denise.
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neutral |
Donna Sandin
: As a title, I think Opinion is best - I've translated a lot of these - a party asks a lawyer for his view of all the issues involved, usually asking a series of questions that lawyer then answers in formal style
2 hrs
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