Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
se encuentra plenamente a la vida en ese país
English translation:
has established herself in that country
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Ana Brassara
Nov 7, 2006 14:46
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Spanish term
se encuentra plenamente a la vida en ese país
Spanish to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
Se trata de un poder especial otorgado por el ex-esposo a la ex-esposa, quien vive con la hija de ambos en Canadá y quiere tramitar la residencia permanente de la hija:
...al otorgante le consta que a su hija se encuentra plenamente a la vida en ese país, ante el cual faculta a la apoderada a tramitar la residencia permanente....
...their daughter is completely established in that country?
Gracias.
...al otorgante le consta que a su hija se encuentra plenamente a la vida en ese país, ante el cual faculta a la apoderada a tramitar la residencia permanente....
...their daughter is completely established in that country?
Gracias.
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has established herself in that country
she is *seeking* permanent residence, but wants to say she is living an established life already.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Gracias."
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its living permanently in this country
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To get fully accustomed to life in that country
I am thinking of acostumbrarse.
Peer comment(s):
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muitoprazer (X)
: maybe she has,but this refers to something slightly different.
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(their daughter) has taken up permanent residence in the country.
ve el enlace para un sentido más metafórico de esto:http://www.guter.org/rm.htm
Note from asker:
Es que la madre todavía no solicitó la residencia permanente. Gracias de todas formas. |
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is fully settled in the country
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has adapted completely to life in that country
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