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Relevamiento & nucleados....they are part of the following sentence -
Relevamiento de los comercios nucleados en CAME (Confederación Argentinsa de la Mediana Empresa.

Thank you for your help!
Isabel

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updated May 28, 2008
posted by Isabel

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"Nucleados" in this context is a very common word in Argentina, but it's difficult to translate it into english. Since my native language is spanish I have some doubts about what word is best for this context. I thought "member" or as you said "affiliate with" ... Is there any difference in meaning between these two words'

updated May 28, 2008
posted by Benz
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As James said I don't think that núcleados can be used in formal spanish, Asociados, afiliados, in a Confederación, Unión, Asociación, are a common term used in this context, where the members or businesses have a common abjective.

updated May 28, 2008
posted by Vernic
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Actually, we would never use the word nucleate in this context. I assumed it was a Spanish term, and thought it was kind of charming. It isn't from English.

updated May 28, 2008
posted by 00bacfba
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Attending to the James definition for "nucleados" and after the CAME mean, the spanish word must be "Afiliados", nucleados seems as anglisismo or barbarismo in spanish.

updated May 28, 2008
posted by Vernic
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Hi Benz - No I am not from Argentina. We plan to move there part time within the next 2 years to take in some really great motorcycle riding. Currently, I am trying to learn as much about the country/economy by reading some newspapers -- which is proving to be difficult as I am a beginner to Spanish.

Thank you for your input. Isabel.

updated May 28, 2008
posted by Isabel
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Motley, nucleate would make no sense in this context. Nucleado here means that the businesses are clumped together (like a nucleus) in an organization. That is, they belong to the group.

updated May 28, 2008
posted by 00bacfba
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relevamiento = survey
nucleado = nucleate

updated May 28, 2008
posted by motley
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Hi and welcome to the forum!

Please, post your word/words in the title of the discussion the next time!

updated May 28, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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I agree with James. It's a survey of the member shops/stores belonging to CAME
and CAME is The Argentine Confederation of Medium-Sized Enterprises

Are you from Argentina Isabel'

updated May 28, 2008
posted by Benz
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Relevamiento seems to mean survey in this context, although dictionaries don't give that meaning. So, this is a survey of the businesses that belong to CAME.

updated May 28, 2008
posted by 00bacfba