01:09 Mar 16, 2009 |
French to English translations [PRO] Games / Video Games / Gaming / Casino | |||||||
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3 +2 | instant lottery tickets |
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3 | credit coupons |
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1 +1 | voucher |
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credit coupons Explanation: Hello, That's the only way I can understand this. à valoir = to be deducted Example: $20 credit coupon at a store (if you don't spend the entire 20 dollars, you will still have a balance). I hope this helps. |
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voucher Explanation: Without knowing (or having the time/inclination) to investigate this on the FdJ website, I guess that it might refer to 'vouchers' - i.e. some kind of pre-paid lottery card designed to be given to someone else, for example as a birthday present (as in 'gift voucher'). |
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instant lottery tickets Explanation: IMO a variant of these instant tickets is "scratch" tickets, where you scratch to find out whether or not you've won a prize, cash or other. see http://www.enotes.com/how-products-encyclopedia/instant-lott... |
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