CASELLA POSTALE APERTA

09:22 Dec 3, 2020
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Italian term or phrase: CASELLA POSTALE APERTA
CASELLA POSTALE APERTA

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garrett higgins
Local time: 16:25


Summary of answers provided
4Unlocked mail box
Gabriel Ferrero
3Unclosed p.o.bix
Roberta Broccoletti
4 -1POSTAL BOXES OPEN
Cillie Swart


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Unclosed p.o.bix


Explanation:
Una proposta. Non ho trovato un corrispondente in inglese, ma, dopo aver saputo di cosa si tratta, ho tradotto cosi questo termine.
La casella di posta aperta è riservata ad utenti che ricevono grossi quantitativi di posta. La casella di pista aperta è un box che si trova all interno dell ufficio postale. L utente dovrà rivolgersi al desk per ritirare la corrispondenza. Le normali cassette postali sono in metallo, sono dotate di una chiave ed è avcessibile all esterno dell ufficio postale.

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Note added at 40 min (2020-12-03 10:02:52 GMT)
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Specufico meglio la casella di posta aperta è un contenitore di grandi dime sioni rispstto ad una normale cassetta postale in metallo mu.ita di chiave ( quelle che si vedono all estrni devlu uffici postali). Queste non hanno chiave e la posta è consegnata da un impiegato all intestatario della cassetta aperta


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Note added at 40 min (2020-12-03 10:03:32 GMT)
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Sorry " unclosed p.o.box"

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Note added at 47 min (2020-12-03 10:10:42 GMT)
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Fonte: telefonato alle Poste Italiane

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Note added at 1 ora (2020-12-03 11:06:54 GMT)
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Well, Mr Garrett in Italy we have got locked p.o.bo. and unlocked p.o.box.
The difference is that : locked p.o.b. have got a key ( small, medium, big size).
Unlocked p.o.box doesn't have the key. It's an opened box. It's located inside the building of the post office. It's reserved who receive a lot of letters ( Companies, City Hall, etc )

Roberta Broccoletti
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Unlocked mail box


Explanation:
In the sense 'it can be checked by more than one recipient'

Gabriel Ferrero
France
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POSTAL BOXES OPEN


Explanation:
Since it is in the context of "Bandi di gara e contratti" or "Calls for tenders and contracts" could it be that the tender for post boxes is open?



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Cillie Swart
South Africa
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