Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term
parcelle
Premendo questo pulsante si accede alla visualizzazione e selezione dei dati delle parcelle. Il numero totale di parcelle previste è 10 più una totale.
La prima pagina visualizzata riguarda la Parcella Totale come raffigurato di seguito.
Questa pagina contiene i dati generali di lavoro dei vari performer come risultato del lavoro eseguito anche in diversi programmi.
Il numero di aree di dati ed il nome del performer che questa pagina visualizza sono quelle definite nel program caricato. Inoltre, a prescindere dal nome dato al performer, i dati fanno riferimento ad uno specifico performer identificato per Serial Number.
4 | lots, plots | Giovanni Pizzati (X) |
5 | parcels | lots | plots | Diego Sibilia |
3 +1 | parcels | Cedric Randolph |
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Proposed translations
lots, plots
pls see EN version + IT one.
parcels
I could be wrong, of course.
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Note added at 26 mins (2014-03-16 10:00:51 GMT)
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seeing your other question with "campi" mentioned, this seems to be a larger unit of measure for this equipment, since only 10 can be stored. The 'campi' probably 'fields' are probably smaller and more numerous.
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Note added at 29 mins (2014-03-16 10:04:23 GMT)
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Even more evidence that this is talking about parcels of land
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Note added at 33 mins (2014-03-16 10:08:22 GMT)
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In english a parcel can be nearly any size of land that can be parcelled and bought or sold. It is a generic term. It seems to be so here as well. Ina, say 50 hectare (or acre) parcel, a farmer might have several fields, each with its own layout.
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