Dec 22, 2020 14:45
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English term

remain in good stead

English to Spanish Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
Any Afrikan can join the GAC Congressuk, but will only be allow to fully participate in the business of Congressuk after:-
1. Completion of a membership form
2. Paid up annual fee and remain in good stead
3. Complete and update Security form
4. Taken the Oath of membership

Discussion

John Rynne Dec 24, 2020:
@Marcelo Yes, but It can mean "advantage" but that makes no sense in this context.
Marcelo González Dec 24, 2020:
@John - I agree As seen at the link below, "stead" could mean "advantage." In this context of a membership, in "good standing" would appear to make more sense.

2: ADVANTAGE —used chiefly in the phrase to stand one in good stead
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/stead
John Rynne Dec 22, 2020:
Maybe they mean "good standing" sounds like they picked the wrong word

Proposed translations

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estar al día

estar al día con sus pagos de cuotas, por ejemplo.

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también "estar solvente".
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agree Mónica Algazi : o quedar (al día). ¡Feliz Navidad, Wilsonn!
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seguir acreditado; seguir respetable; estar al día (con pagos)

"to remain in good stead" means to continue in good standing, to continue to be respected, or to be up to date in one's dues when a member of some organization. "Stead" means "standing" as in "place" or "position," socially, or otherwise. The word "stead" is related to "stand," but isn't commonly used much in American English. It is, however, commonly used in words like "instead," "homestead," "steady," "steadfast," etc.
Example sentence:

If she makes one more payment, she will be in good stead with the company.

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