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Italian term or phrase:
30/L
English translation:
30/30 cum laude
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This phrase appears a couple of times under the column for "voto" in a transcript of grades for classes taken for a Chemistry degree. The columns read "Anno", "Esito","Voto" and "crediti". I realise that 30 is the mark, but I don't know what the "L" stands for. The only word I can think of is "Laurea" and wonder if the "L" refers to this, or if not, I have no idea what it could refer to. The row reads
Insegnamento Anno Esito Voto
CHIMICA 1 Superato 30/L
Which I have translated as:
Subject Year Result Mark
CHEMISTRY 1 Passed 30/L
Insegnamento Anno Esito Voto
CHIMICA 1 Superato 30/L
Which I have translated as:
Subject Year Result Mark
CHEMISTRY 1 Passed 30/L
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 +4 | 30/30 cum laude |
Brunetti Luisa
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Proposed translations
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30/30 cum laude
.... the best mark you can achieve, that is 30 e lode
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