Jun 25, 2008 15:04
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Spanish term

diplomado

Spanish to English Marketing Management
diplomado en gerencia de mercadeo
Change log

Jun 25, 2008 15:28: Henry Hinds changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

Discussion

Matt Horsman Jun 25, 2008:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graduation Sorry but the word graduation isn't used in that way. Graduation is the act of graduating in something. The title achieved by someone in something, as you put it, would be qualification, or degree, or diploma.
Vladimir Martinez Jun 25, 2008:
Graduation,depending on context is not a Ceremony(Prom) only,i´n this case means a Title(graduation) achieved by someone in "something".According to DRAE.Thanks!
Henry Hinds Jun 25, 2008:
CONTEXTO, porfa.
Sp-EnTranslator Jun 25, 2008:
¿Es un curso, o es un titulo de una persona? si es un curso entonces seria algo como 'certificate course'

Proposed translations

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qualified in marketing management

diplomado/a = qualified
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Marketing Management Graduation

Entitled,Graduated,Mastered
Peer comment(s):

agree eloso (X)
7 mins
Gracias Eloso!
disagree Matt Horsman : Sorry, but graduation doesn't make sense. Graduation would be the graduation ceremony, it isn't used in that way....Marketing management graduate would be correct in this case
12 mins
the world is not perfect,thankZ anyway!
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graduate

more context would be good
Peer comment(s):

neutral Matt Horsman : I agree, but feel 'graduate' implies more as university graduate, which would be 'licenciado'. More context would definitely help.
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