Jan 19, 2009 09:14
15 yrs ago
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Ukrainian term
Прошито та скріплено
Ukrainian to English
Law/Patents
Education / Pedagogy
university degree
Прошито та скріплено печаткою 2 аркуші
Proposed translations
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4 +2 | Bound and stamped | Mihailolja |
4 +1 | stitched and sealed | Zoryana Dorak |
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Bound and stamped
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stitched and sealed
stitched and sealed
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Note added at 5 hrs (2009-01-19 14:46:48 GMT)
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What is a Seal?
The words "seal" and "signature" both derive from signum – the Latin word for "sign." A seal is a pictorial sign that signifies and identifies an individual or group. (A "signet" ring worn on the finger has a small seal or one's initials.)
Seals have been used since the dawn of civilization, when bundles of trade goods were sealed with tags that carried an impression of the owner's mark. For the past 6,000 years, cultures old and new have used seals to indicate ownership, for security reasons, and to formalize contracts and agreements.
http://www.greatseal.com/committees/purpose.html
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Note added at 5 hrs (2009-01-19 14:50:07 GMT)
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http://books.google.com.ua/books?id=zu8ahUtslrsC&pg=PA183&lp... - concerning "stitch documents"
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Note added at 5 hrs (2009-01-19 14:46:48 GMT)
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What is a Seal?
The words "seal" and "signature" both derive from signum – the Latin word for "sign." A seal is a pictorial sign that signifies and identifies an individual or group. (A "signet" ring worn on the finger has a small seal or one's initials.)
Seals have been used since the dawn of civilization, when bundles of trade goods were sealed with tags that carried an impression of the owner's mark. For the past 6,000 years, cultures old and new have used seals to indicate ownership, for security reasons, and to formalize contracts and agreements.
http://www.greatseal.com/committees/purpose.html
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Note added at 5 hrs (2009-01-19 14:50:07 GMT)
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http://books.google.com.ua/books?id=zu8ahUtslrsC&pg=PA183&lp... - concerning "stitch documents"
Peer comment(s):
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Oleksandr Yastremskyi
: you win
4 hrs
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Also, a side-stitched document is easier to file and reuse -books.google.com.ua/books?isbn=0780310977
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agree |
Ivan Petryshyn
: a preferable English variant
101 days
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