Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
2 Mbps iran ***contra*** Internet
English translation:
2 Mbps will go into Internet
Added to glossary by
María José Cerdá
May 26, 2007 00:17
17 yrs ago
Spanish term
2 Mbps iran ***contra*** Internet
Spanish to English
Tech/Engineering
Telecom(munications)
En una contrato de una empresa de telecomunicaciones aparece con un asterisco esa frase:
* De los cuales 2 Mbps iran contra Internet.
¿Qué quiere decir ***contra*** aquí?
Gracias por colaborar.
* De los cuales 2 Mbps iran contra Internet.
¿Qué quiere decir ***contra*** aquí?
Gracias por colaborar.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | 2 Mbps will go into Internet | Ashok Pipal |
3 | transferred over the Internet | Margarita Ezquerra (Smart Translators, S.L.) |
Proposed translations
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2 Mbps will go into Internet
Options to define this:
1.of which, 2Mbps will go into Internet
2.of which, 2Mbps will be allocated to Internet
3. of which, 2Mbps will be used up by Internet
In English, contra(against) is equally valid;
4.of which, 2Mbps will go against Internet
2Mbps is the bandwidth of a data line,probably a leased line, of which a bandwidth of 2Mbps is being used up for Internet. In leased lines, the highest bandwidth available as on date(at least in India) is 2Mbps. So here, the entire bandwidth is going for Internet usage and nothing for intranet etc.
1.of which, 2Mbps will go into Internet
2.of which, 2Mbps will be allocated to Internet
3. of which, 2Mbps will be used up by Internet
In English, contra(against) is equally valid;
4.of which, 2Mbps will go against Internet
2Mbps is the bandwidth of a data line,probably a leased line, of which a bandwidth of 2Mbps is being used up for Internet. In leased lines, the highest bandwidth available as on date(at least in India) is 2Mbps. So here, the entire bandwidth is going for Internet usage and nothing for intranet etc.
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