Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
"cunhos"
English translation:
stamped/embossed marks
Added to glossary by
Marianatd
Oct 6, 2007 20:36
16 yrs ago
Portuguese term
"cunhos"
Portuguese to English
Law/Patents
Law: Contract(s)
"Contrafacção de selos, cunhos, marcas ou chancelas"
Can anyone help with the translation into English of "cunhos" other than stamps and seals which I have already alloted to chancela and selos.
Thanks,
Mariana
Can anyone help with the translation into English of "cunhos" other than stamps and seals which I have already alloted to chancela and selos.
Thanks,
Mariana
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | stamped/embossed marks | Marlene Curtis |
5 | Dies | Carlos Sanmiguel |
4 | stamps | Michael Powers (PhD) |
4 | hallmarks | Fiona N�voa |
Proposed translations
+1
13 mins
Selected
stamped/embossed marks
My suggestion.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "many thanks for the help.
Mariana"
13 mins
stamps
cunho
substantivo masculino
1. stamp;
2. seal;
3. coiner's die, matrix;
4. hallmark;
5. coin;
6. type;
7. NÁUTICA belaying pin;
8. cleat;
cunho de cabrestante whelp of capstan;
cunho grande kevel;
o cunho da verdade the stamp of truth;
ter o cunho de to bear the stamp of;
Then use "signatures" or "rubber signatures" for "chancelas"
chancela
substantivo feminino
1. seal;
2. the great seal;
3. signet;
4. stamp;
5. signature;
assinar de chancela to sign with a rubber-stamp;
Mike :)
substantivo masculino
1. stamp;
2. seal;
3. coiner's die, matrix;
4. hallmark;
5. coin;
6. type;
7. NÁUTICA belaying pin;
8. cleat;
cunho de cabrestante whelp of capstan;
cunho grande kevel;
o cunho da verdade the stamp of truth;
ter o cunho de to bear the stamp of;
Then use "signatures" or "rubber signatures" for "chancelas"
chancela
substantivo feminino
1. seal;
2. the great seal;
3. signet;
4. stamp;
5. signature;
assinar de chancela to sign with a rubber-stamp;
Mike :)
1 hr
hallmarks
hope this helps
2 hrs
Dies
A "cunho" is tha metallic piece used to strike the side of a coin, ussually known as a die. Dies aren't only for coins, they can be made to strike paper or other materials.
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