Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
naves receptivas -almacén
English translation:
Appropriately-Sized Receiving Storage Facilities/Warehouses
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soniagp
Aug 9, 2013 17:13
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Spanish term
naves receptivas -almacén
Spanish to English
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Fisheries
cámaras frigoríficas
Este término hace referencia a un tipo de embarcación utilizado para almacenar la mercancía procedente de los barcos una vez que llegan a puerto.
"Ha sido nuestra clave llegar a un alto volumen de compra de pescado mediante naves receptivas-almacén adecuadas en tamaño a pie de puerto..."
¿Podría ser storage facilities, warehouses? No sé cómo traducir receptivas.
Gracias.
"Ha sido nuestra clave llegar a un alto volumen de compra de pescado mediante naves receptivas-almacén adecuadas en tamaño a pie de puerto..."
¿Podría ser storage facilities, warehouses? No sé cómo traducir receptivas.
Gracias.
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5 -1 | Appropriately-Sized Receiving Storage Facilities/Warehouses | Scott Boyle (X) |
4 | receiving and storage vessels | philgoddard |
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Appropriately-Sized Receiving Storage Facilities/Warehouses
You were right on with your description. It seems like you were only having a bit of difficulty with the phrasing. I think storage facilities or warehouses are both equally good choices.
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receiving and storage vessels
I think a literal translation works perfectly well. It should be obvious from the nautical context that vessel means ship rather than container, but you could always say ship (or boat) instead.
Example sentence:
Fishing vessels may tranship pelagic catches ... in designated ports or places close to the shore which have not been weighed provided that a control observer or an official is present on board the receiving vessel.
The receiving vessel permit is required for anyone receiving pelagic species transshipped (off-loaded) from a permitted longline fishing vessel
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