Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
Banner autoportante e stendardi in versione verticale e orizzontale
English translation:
Self-supporting banners and both vertical and horizontal standards
Added to glossary by
Sarah Gregg
May 15, 2006 15:59
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Italian term
Italy
Banner autoportante e stendardi in versione verticale e orizzontale
Italian to English
Marketing
Advertising / Public Relations
point-of-sale displays
The phrase comes from a list of display/publicity accessories supplied by a dealer to points of sale. The accompanying illustrations show the "banner" as being a vertical banner on two rods attached to a vertical pole while the vertical and horizontal "stendardi" are identical, also with two rods top and bottom, but this time hanging. I would have translated both as "banners" but the phrase (recurrent with slight variations) becomes incomprehensible. Can anyone help out? Thanks in advance, Sarah
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| 4 +2 | Self-supporting banners and both vertical and horizontal standards |
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| Thanks for your help, but after long "negotiations" with the clients, they informed me that the "banner" and "stendardo" were simply two words for the same thing :-(, so the problem was resolved. |
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Comment: "So sorry, thought I had closed this question AGES ago, but see it is still open. "
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