Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

casas en exclusiva

English translation:

sole caterers of these business

Added to glossary by Michael Powers (PhD)
Sep 8, 2004 03:27
19 yrs ago
Spanish term

casas en exclusiva

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Tourism & Travel
From a brochure, a catering company lists previous jobs then lists under the heading "casas en exclusiva" a number of restaurants and other businesses. Does this mean that this company, exclusively, serves these businesses. Would "Businesses exclusively served:" be correct

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sole caterers of these business

based on context and Oxford

Mike :)

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Note added at 3 mins (2004-09-08 03:30:41 GMT)
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Oxford

exclusiva f
a (Period) (derechos) exclusive rights (pl), sole rights (pl); (reportaje) exclusive
b (Com) exclusive rights (pl); tendrán la exclusiva de nuestros productos or tendrán nuestros productos en exclusiva they will
be sole distributors of our products; este problema no es una exclusiva de los países latinoamericanos this problem is not
exclusive to Latin American countries

Mike :)
Peer comment(s):

agree Michele Fauble
2 hrs
agree Clara Nino
3 hrs
agree Margarita Palatnik (X) : I would go with "Sole caterers for:"
3 hrs
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9 mins

Businesses exclusively catered (or served)

I like your choice.
Peer comment(s):

agree Lillian van den Broeck
3 mins
Gracias Lazuluna.....saludos.........xen
agree swisstell : business exclusivelz catered to
15 mins
Gracias Swiss Tell.......xen
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+3
22 mins

exclusive stores, restaurants, businesses

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Peer comment(s):

agree Lisa Russell
4 mins
Thanks, LisaR!
agree Helenka
6 hrs
Thanks Helenka!
agree Jo Mayr : good!
21 hrs
Thanks, Johannes.
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exclusive contracts

This is how I would phrase it, especially as a heading. I'm not all that clear on whether it refers to clients or vendors of theirs (e.g., could mean restaurants that supply them)--although if it goes with previous jobs, it's probably the former.

You'll find lots of refs. to this expression in a catering context, for example:

The Blue Rock Catering Group is a market leading catering and events company, with exclusive contracts with spectacular Sydney venues such as Fort Denison, Cruising Yacht Club of Australia and the Australian Museum.
http://www.statetheatre.com.au/about_websites.html

Meal delivery and catering service. Provides on-line and phone order meal delivery from leading restaurants. Company has exclusive contracts with restaurants. Company also provides large group and corporate catering.
http://www.mergernetwork.com/static/details/24565.htm

The group also has another 6 restaurants and cafes, including Sit!0, Romamor and Espresso Bar plus the catering division, which recently secured the exclusive contracts for the GSP stadium, Finance Ministry and Police HQ.
http://www.xak.com/main/newsshow.asp?id=26792

"Before the Carriage Room, you had to depend on what the racing schedule was" to put on a large function, said Brian Handleman, founder and president of Maryland Turf Caterers, which has long-term, exclusive contracts for catering at Pimlico and Timonium race courses.
http://209.116.252.254/4_2002/18.html
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9 hrs

you are correct!

It is correct.Best of luck!
However,the other people ideas are also great,it´s up to you,best of luck!
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