Jan 23, 2008 13:40
16 yrs ago
Spanish term

Proposed translations

+2
11 mins
Selected

XX's Department has informed/notified us that we have been imposed a forty-dollar fine.

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Peer comment(s):

agree Kremena Gancheva
2 mins
Thank you very much, Kremena!
agree Nelida Kreer : I ended up with a similar version to yours. Quizás le sacaría el posesivo y solo "the XX Department"......
2 hrs
Yes indeed... and thanks Niki!!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
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6 mins

...for a penalty of .. USD

Peer comment(s):

agree Victoria Porter-Burns : yes, I suppose the corresponding verb would be 'to penalise/penalize' but it doesn't sound right here - the noun 'penalty' is much more appropriate.
6 mins
Yes. "Penalize" sounds a bit "Big Brother" to me and has other connotations ;)
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8 mins

fining us | informing us of a $40 fine

we received a note from the XYZ Department fining us $40
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9 mins

imposing a fine/penalty of ...

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1 hr

we have received a note from XX department penalizing us with $40.00

I think a direct translation works well here..
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3 hrs

The XX Department notified us of an $40 fine imposed on us

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Note added at 3 hrs (2008-01-23 16:46:05 GMT)
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Maybe, to avoid the double "us":
The XX Department notified us that we had been imposed a $40 fine.
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15 hrs

We received a notice from the XX Department fining us $40.

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