How do you say "lock-in date"?
How do you say "lock-in date"?
5 Answers
la fecha última que uno puede hacer una reserva
es el 31 de Marzo.
Esta frase es perfecta, Web
If this is the case, there might not be so much a word in Spanish as a phrase describing the idea behind the word.
the lock-in date is March 31 => the last date you can sign up is March 31 => la fecha última que uno puede hacer una reserva es el 31 de Marzo.
or possibly...
la fecha última para hacer reservas es el 31 de Marzo (I often think I overuse que)
And I would like to confirmation from Heidita on this before you go off thinking it is correct. I am not Spanish by any stretch of the imagination and I have no idea if this is right or not or if it would garner chuckles from all Spanish speakers that see it.
I think this is usually a deal where an event is planned and you must make your reservations by the "lock-in date" (am I right?). Or, basically, the last day that you can sign up for some event or other.
Oh, welcome to the forum, penny
fecha límite, fecha de entrega, if it is a work thing.
May be you can give a sentence in context
Would that be log-in-date by any chance?
