1/cs.
Italian translation: case = scatola
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| 4 | case = scatola |
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case = scatola Explanation: HIH |
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4 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2collo Explanation: Se si tratta di spedizione di merce imballata in uno scatolone, sono certa che il corrispondente di cs e' collo. L'ho sentito usare molto spesso nel mio lavoro precendente quando si parlava di spedizione di 'colli' ovvero 'cases' by lorry or by ship. |
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