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Chinese to English translations [Non-PRO] Law/Patents | ||||
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| Selected response from: Raymond Chu Taiwan Local time: 07:52 | |||
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5 | そ靡矪/そ靡 |
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5 | Notarized document; document issued by notary public/notary public |
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4 | そ??/そ?皘 |
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そ??/そ?皘 Explanation: そ??/そ?皘 In Chinese governmental hierachy, Chu is at a lower level, whereas Yuan is at a higher level. Normally, そ?皘 is the higher authority of そ??, but this is not a norm. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2001-12-23 06:57:28 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- sorry, coding error, should be そ靡矪/そ靡皘 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2001-12-23 06:58:28 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- In Chinese governmental hierachy, Chu is at a lower level, whereas Yuan is at a higher level. Normally, そ靡皘 is the higher authority of そ靡矪, but this is not a norm. |
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そ靡矪/そ靡 Explanation: Sorry, I made a grave mistake in the last message. Gong zheng yuan should be そ靡。 そ靡is the person who provide notarial service in notary public office, which is そ靡矪。 |
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Notarized document; document issued by notary public/notary public Explanation: Without reading the context, I believe gong zheng shu is そ靡. which can be translated into "notarized document" or "document issued by notary public," the former being a document prepared by a private person or persons but attested to be genuine by a notary public and the latter being a legal document prepared and issued by the notary public. Gong zheng yuan would be そ靡, which in English is notary public. In China, a gong zheng chu may employ a number of そ靡 and 瞶そ靡(Assistant Notary Public). |
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