Oct 19, 2012 02:29
11 yrs ago
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Spanish term

Producto

Spanish to English Other Government / Politics Disaster Prevention
I'm having a little difficulty with the best way to translate the term "producto" in this context.
It is for a proposal about management and prevention of natural disasters. There is a proposal and then the expected results or outcomes.

Two examples in the document are:
Producto(s) Esperados
Producto 1, Producto 2 (etc.)

My best guess is among the following:
outcome
output
results

(with or without the word "expected")

I think "expected outcome," or "outcome 1," "outcome 2" is the best way to render it, but I would really like some input.

More context:
Producto(s) Esperados: Se mejora la capacidad de gestión de manejo de desastres en el Caribe.

And, from the table of contents:
II. Marco de Resultados y Recursos
Producto 1....
Plan de adiestramiento diseño y esablecido....
Producto 2.....

(and so on)

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Proposed translations

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Outcome

Yes, I would be inclined to go for outcome, and 'expected outcome(s)' when esperado(s) is mentioned.
Peer comment(s):

agree Richard Hill
2 mins
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agree philgoddard
3 hrs
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agree Emily Marcuccilli (X) : Perfect.
3 hrs
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agree María Perales
3 hrs
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agree neilmac : Almost anything but "deliverable", pretty please.
4 hrs
Haha, thanks!
agree Ricardy Ricot
5 hrs
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agree Valeska Nygren
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agree Domingo Trassens
1 day 16 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Lindsay, thanks. This was the right answer. I only used "expected outcome" when it was used in the source document, otherwise, just "outcome.""
1 hr

Deliverable

I have seen this use in many RFPs. Not a very appealing word but it is commonly used in fields like this, especially when reference is made to "non-physical" products.







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DELIVERABLE D.2 - PRoMPt


www.prompt-interreg.eu/.../deliverables/PRoMPt_D2.pdfShare



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by D DELIVERABLE - Related articles
Deliverable D.2: Wildfire Response – Best Cases Study Collection. Page 2 / 87 ..... Forest fires (also called wildland fires or wildfires) are a natural phenomenon in forest ecosystems; however, they are also one of the greatest disaster hazards.







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RFP Activity 1.3 - OAS


www.oas.org/dsd/Documents/RFP-Activity 1.3-FINAL.pdf



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Request For Proposals ... 1 and No. 2, respectively,. • comply with all specifications described in the Terms of ... declaration of a state of emergency in natural disaster circumstances, ... out the tasks and obtaining the expected deliverables.








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Call for Tender - OIE


www.oie.int/...to.../OIE_-_Call_for_tender__Aug-06_.pdf



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Deliverable 1 and Deliverable 2 are linked to the above funding mechanisms (see further details below). c) Animal Epizootics Insurance Program. This program ...








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Optional


www2.engr.arizona.edu/~akoglu/classes/.../hw2_fall2012.pdf



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Analysis based on Deliverable-1 and Deliverable-2. Investigate the code in the sim-cache simulator and answer the following questions based on the ...
Peer comment(s):

neutral neilmac : Correct answer and common recent usage, but as you say, not very appealing and I just don't like it.
3 hrs
This is interesting, neilmac... isn`t it? Translating those "deliverables" into Spanish can also be some sort of a hot potato. However, I felt it was my duty to put this hot potato on the plate, lol... Regards!!
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Expected outcome

Yo definitivamente incluiría "expected"

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Reference comments

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Reference:

Dictionary

Definition 3. Please look it up before posting questions here.
Note from asker:
Phil, the word Outcome does not appear as any of the possible definitions on the page you linked to, and not including in Definition 3. I went through several dictionaries online before posting my question.
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