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In a library context, how to say "check out" in Spanish?

In a library context, how to say "check out" in Spanish?

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The term "check out" in libraries connotes a process of adding materials to one's library account either by way of scanning an item's barcode, or by manually filling out the item's catalog card. In any case, I'd like to know what you think about the following terms in Spanish that may best convey this process: "retirar," "sacar,"préstamo". All seem like they will work, but I'm curious as to which one you think is the most natural and succinct. Thanks!

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updated Nov 30, 2009
posted by foreyes

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For a list of library vocabulary in Spanish, please go onto:


http://www.unm.edu/~emmons/nmla/spanish-library-jargon.html


wink Thank you!!

updated Jan 30, 2016
posted by Seb79
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I reckon its, tomar prestado.

smile

updated Nov 30, 2009
posted by Seb79
Thanks for your input, Seb! - foreyes, Nov 30, 2009