CONVEYANCE - Traduzione inglese-francese

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conveyance [ingl brit kənˈveɪəns, ingl am kənˈveɪəns] SOST

1. conveyance (of goods, passengers):

conveyance: transport m

conveyance: acheminement m

2. conveyance (vehicle):

conveyance disuso: véhicule m

conveyance disuso: moyen m de transport

3. conveyance DIR (transfer of property, title):

conveyance: transfert m

conveyance: cession f

4. conveyance DIR (document):

(deed of) conveyance: acte m de cession or de propriété

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inglese

adduction d'eau INGEGN: water conveyance

transfert (de droit): conveyance

nel dizionario PONS

conveyance SOST

1. conveyance (act of carrying):

conveyance: transport m

2. conveyance (communication):

conveyance: transmission f

3. conveyance DIR (property transfer):

conveyance: cession f

4. conveyance (document showing a transfer):

conveyance: acte m de cession

nel dizionario PONS

conveyance SOST

1. conveyance (act of carrying):

conveyance: transport m

2. conveyance (communication):

conveyance: transmission f

3. conveyance DIR (property transfer):

conveyance: cession f

4. conveyance (document showing a transfer):

conveyance: acte m de cession

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Additionally, the group has helped municipal utilities to ensure proper performance of pump stations and water conveyance systems.

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Higher population densities required more complex sewer collection and conveyance systems to maintain (somewhat) sanitary conditions in crowded cities.

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It abolished the two species of property conveyance known as fines of lands (or final concords) and common recoveries.

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Productions are characterized by frequent utilization of multimedia and sparse text, thereby relying on unconventional means of dramatic conveyance.

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Their function is fundamentally for food acquisition, conveyance to the mouth, and/or initial processing ("mastication" or "chewing").

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