Glossary entry (derived from question below)
português term or phrase:
locatária, locatário
inglês translation:
tenant, lessee, renter (I prefer Lessee)
português term
Estados Unidos
M.S. Leg/Fin Translator - 12 yrs - MemoQ
Native in: inglês (Variants: British, UK, US)
Works in: espanhol para inglês, português para inglês, francês para inglês, and 2 more.
como LOCATARIA a empresa
"...neste ato representada por ...., brasileiro, administrador, portador da cédula .... e inscrito no CPF sob o n° .... e sua esposa ...., brasileira, publicitaria, portadora da cédula .... e inscrita no CPF sob o n° .... e, de outro lado, como LOCATARIA a empresa XXXX LTDA,..."
My try is "..., in capacity as LESSEE on behalf of company..."
Any comments/opinions on this would be helpful.
| 4 +5 | tenant, lessee, renter (I prefer Lessee) |
Mario Freitas
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| 4 +1 | and the company XXXX Ltd as tenant |
António Ribeiro
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Jul 25, 2014 05:41: Mario Freitas Created KOG entry
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Proposed translations
Brasil
32 years engineering/law/contracts
Native in: inglês (Variant: US) 
, português (Variant: Brazilian) 
Works in: inglês para português, português para inglês
tenant, lessee, renter (I prefer Lessee)
| Well I was referring to the transition "a" used, which I'm wondering if it's used with the same meaning as "em nome de" |
| Oh never mind, "a" is a definite article. |
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Vitor Pinteus
: "and, as other party, as LESSEE the company XXXX Ltd."
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Exactly. Thank you!
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Manie van den Heever
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Obrigado, Manie!
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Paulinho Fonseca
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Obrigado, Paulinho!
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Silvia Martins
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Obrigado, Sílvia!
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Gilmar Fernandes
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Value, Gilmar!
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Professional in Oil & Gas Industry
Native in: português
Works in: inglês para português, português, português para inglês
and the company XXXX Ltd as tenant
Quanto ao "a", não há problema algum. A confusão vem do facto de texto original estar escrito em MAU português. Tem uma vírgula a mais a seguir ao "e" e falta-lhe uma a seguir a locatária (com acento). O correcto seria: ... e de outro lado, como locatária, a empresa XXXX LTDA...
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Adrian MM. (X)
: as tenants - pref. pluralise for corporate lessees cf. the managing agents of a block of flats
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Discussion
Just to clarify, Portuguese also has "a" as a "transition word" in many instances. For example: "Eu vou a Lisboa/I'm going to Lisbon";"Andar a cavalo/Ride a horse"; "Rezar a Deus/Pray to God"; "Estou a pensar/I'm thinking", etc.
Often it contracts with the definite article of the following noun, and then it becomes "a + a = à" or "a + o = ao", "Eu vou à praia/ I'm going to the beach"; "Eu vou ao teatro/I'm going to the theather".
It is far from meaning "on behalf of".
"and, as other party, the company XXXX Ltd. as LESSEE"
Instead of "other party", you can use "as second party" or "as third party" (when there are three parties in the contract).
See link: http://www.icsi.edu/portals/126/PDF/Lease Agreement with Les...