Glossary entry (derived from question below)
čeština term or phrase:
Za Správnost
angličtina translation:
Certified as accurate (by)
Added to glossary by
William Kratzer Jr.
Feb 5, 2003 14:43
22 yrs ago
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čeština term
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Native in: angličtina
Works in: čeština -> angličtina, němčina -> angličtina, slovenština -> angličtina, and 2 more.
Zá Správnost
čeština -> angličtina
Jiný
Vzdělávání / pedagogika
Education
Used in a university document attesting to completion of training.
Proposed translations
(angličtina)
| 4 +1 | certified by |
David Knowles
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| 5 | Person in charge? |
Martin Janda
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| 5 | For correctness |
Martina Svehlova Jurikova
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| 3 +1 | For fairness/accuracy |
Nicholas Miller
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Proposed translations
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52 min
David Knowles
Native in angličtina
Specialist in Civil Law & Contracts
Native in: angličtina
Works in: ruština -> angličtina, angličtina, ukrajinština -> angličtina
Related KudoZ points
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8
Selected
certified by
followed by a signature
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Note added at 2003-02-06 12:51:33 (GMT) Post-grading
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There\'s no real need for \"as accurate\" - that\'s what certified means: attested as correct. \"Notarized by\" is fine (and also doesn\'t need \"as accurate\").
I must admit though that if you are certifying a translation, you would probably write \"certified as an accurate translation by ...\". I think that\'s different because it\'s not an original.
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Note added at 2003-02-06 12:51:33 (GMT) Post-grading
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There\'s no real need for \"as accurate\" - that\'s what certified means: attested as correct. \"Notarized by\" is fine (and also doesn\'t need \"as accurate\").
I must admit though that if you are certifying a translation, you would probably write \"certified as an accurate translation by ...\". I think that\'s different because it\'s not an original.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks. Your answer came the closest to how I would have translated this. I'll use this term with a modification of the following> Certified as accurate. This was by the way followed by a signature. In the U.S. here it might alsos be seen as Notarized by. A Notary Public certifies documents as being accurate and true.
Thanks to all for your contributions and suggestions. "
5 min
Martin Janda
Česká republika
Česká republika
Native in čeština
Česká republika
Medical xlations with a properBackground
Native in: čeština 
Works in: angličtina -> čeština
Related KudoZ points
:
4
Person in charge?
It meants that the undersigned person is responsible for the document being correct. I guess there is no straightforward equivalent in US/UK.
+1
8 min
Nicholas Miller
Česká republika
Česká republika
Native in angličtina
Works in field
Česká republika
Native English, MITI, MCIL
Native in: angličtina
Works in: čeština -> angličtina, slovenština -> angličtina, čeština, and 1 more.
Related KudoZ points
:
4
For fairness/accuracy
Is someone's name written after it?
A person responsible for the accuracy, for example?
A person responsible for the accuracy, for example?
Peer comment(s):
| agree |
Martina Vomáčková
: Person responsible for the accuracy. I like this one best.
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1 h
Martina Svehlova Jurikova
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Native in: slovenština 
Works in: angličtina -> slovenština, slovenština -> angličtina, angličtina -> čeština, and 1 more.
For correctness
Other possibility:
"Correctness validated by"
"Correctness validated by"
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