Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Romanian term or phrase:
..în general, infrastructură de mai multe categorii, (phrasing)
English translation:
… in general, different types of infrastructure
Romanian term
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..în general, infrastructură de mai multe categorii, (phrasing)
Aici, la fel, cred că dacă vom înțelege că aceste companii unde statul are încă capital majoritar, care acționează cu preponderență în domeniul energetic, în domeniul infrastructurii și în general, infrastructură de mai multe categorii, infrastructură de bază importantă pentru dezvoltarea mediului de afaceri.
SO...............
I am unsure if the punctuation and phrasing here means
"in the field of infrastructure and general fields, with various categories of infrastructure..."
or if it means
".. in the field of infrastructure and in general, various different categories of infrastructure..."
| 4 | … in general, different types of infrastructure |
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| 3 | In general |
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Proposed translations
… in general, different types of infrastructure
United Kingdom
Mariana Lantzet
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