Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
XX年度落ち着き見込
English translation:
estimated settlement for FY XXX
Added to glossary by
Shawn Burke
Dec 3, 2009 00:44
14 yrs ago
Japanese term
XX年度落ち着き見込
Japanese to English
Bus/Financial
Business/Commerce (general)
I realize its referring to FY XXX estimate, but I'm not sure what 落ち着き refers to... Does anyone know what the English equivalent is for this?
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Proposed translations
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Proposed translations
4 hrs
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settlement presumption in FY XXX
or:anticipated settlement in FY XXX
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Comment: "Thank you. I decided to go with a variation on your suggestion. "
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35 mins
FY XX settle-down prospect
I guess what it is trying to say is a prospect or estimate of how it is settling down. But my suggestion may be too Japanese English...
59 mins
"......"are expected to stabilize by/in fiscal year XXXX.
"......" may be sales, costs etc., depending on the context.
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Note added at 3 hrs (2009-12-03 04:22:28 GMT)
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Being a heading in the minutes of a meeting, perhaps the following is an alternative.
"EXPECTED/ESTIMATED STABILIZATION (of sales/prices/costs etc) IN YEAR XXXX"
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Note added at 3 hrs (2009-12-03 04:22:28 GMT)
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Being a heading in the minutes of a meeting, perhaps the following is an alternative.
"EXPECTED/ESTIMATED STABILIZATION (of sales/prices/costs etc) IN YEAR XXXX"
Note from asker:
I was considering stabilize as well, but it is a heading in meeting minutes. So something like Stabilization Estimate(?) that sounds odd though... |
5 hrs
stability(stabilization) plan/forecast for xxx
Please see link.
1 day 8 hrs
Prospect of stablization in FYxxxx
This sounds more natural than stabilization estimate or prospect.
5 days
Prospects of Stability for FYXX
Since you say it is a heading, I thought the above would work
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