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    Hi everyone,

    I'm preparing a project on translating advertisments. I've found an article about Constrained Translation which is very useful, but I don't really know the equivalent in Spanish. Is it "traducción subordinada"?

    Thank you!

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    Default Re: Constrained Translation

    Let us have a look at the article, or at least the paragraph where the term appears.

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    I doubt "Traduccion subordinada" will be correct, but one of the following synonyms will probably do:

    Limitada
    Restringida
    Confinada
    Delimitada
    Condicionada
    Demarcada

    If you could provide the English definition of your term it would help to make a choice. Without knowing more, I'd go with:

    Traduccion restringida

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    Default Re: Constrained Translation

    I agree with Wolfgang. More context will help with the correct one. I would go for condicionada or restringida.
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    Default Re: Constrained Translation

    I have stated many times and I will say it again: in Spanish it is all about the context you can ask one simply questions and end up with a hundred wrong answers, that are all correct, but in the wrong context for what you need. Is there anyway you can give us more detail on what you are trying to translate?
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