Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
canasta familiar
English translation:
family shopping basket
Added to glossary by
Terry Burgess
Mar 22, 2002 15:03
22 yrs ago
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Spanish term
"canasta familiar"
Spanish to English
Other
Politiccss-Economic
Argentine expression regarding necessary food,medicine,a family needs monthly
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family shopping basket
Esto resulta ser un forma de medir el índice real de precios en la economía de un país: Aquí están las definiciones del Oxford:
canasta f
1 (para la compra) basket; el primer premio es una hermosa canasta (AmL) the first prize is
a beautiful hamper
canasta de divisas basket of currencies
canasta familiar (AmL) family shopping basket (used to calculate the retail price index)
2 (en baloncesto) basket; meter or hacer or anotar una canasta to make o score o shoot a
basket
3 (Jueg) canasta
Espero te ayude:-)
terry
canasta f
1 (para la compra) basket; el primer premio es una hermosa canasta (AmL) the first prize is
a beautiful hamper
canasta de divisas basket of currencies
canasta familiar (AmL) family shopping basket (used to calculate the retail price index)
2 (en baloncesto) basket; meter or hacer or anotar una canasta to make o score o shoot a
basket
3 (Jueg) canasta
Espero te ayude:-)
terry
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3 mins
Family basket
Maybe it helps you
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
Maria-Jose Pastor
: this says nothing to me regarding food/medicines/ etc.
53 mins
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+1
4 mins
daily household expenses
We used the same expression in Bolivia to describe the daily living expenses.
Suerte!
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Or you could say \"costs of daily living.\" The expression is used by many, for example, when claiming that their salary is only enough for the \"canasta familiar,\" i.e. the daily living expenses, nothing extra.
Suerte!
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Or you could say \"costs of daily living.\" The expression is used by many, for example, when claiming that their salary is only enough for the \"canasta familiar,\" i.e. the daily living expenses, nothing extra.
4 mins
"family grocery basket or cart"
Standard grocery items needed by a family, usually for purposes of comparing cost of living, etc.
Reference:
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
Karina Pelech
: basket or cart is far too colloquial - and like MJPastor, I see no signs of refs towards food in particular.
1 hr
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neutral |
Maria-Jose Pastor
: this sounds to me like the family's grocery cart, as in the expression family car
6 hrs
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6 mins
Cost of foodstuffs
Or Cost of Living. It is by Collins Dictionary
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13 mins
Family food hamper
I've heard this expression in English Canada.
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
Karina Pelech
: this would indicate foodstuffs for perhaps just one outing/occasion.. certainly not a budget for the month
1 hr
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neutral |
Maria-Jose Pastor
: in usa a hamper is used for dirty laundry
6 hrs
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+3
13 mins
standard basket
The CPI is really just a measure of the average price of a standard "basket" of goods
and services consumed by the typical Filipino family. The composition of ...
www.bsp.gov.ph/resources/other_docs/inflation.htm
patterns from those specified in the standard basket. ... New Zealand Reserve
Bank to ensure that annual inflation in New Zealand is kept between zero ...
www.geocities.com/nzacademy/StatsWatch/1999719sw.html
Suppose we check prices on a standard basket of goods each pay day (ie,
monthly), and from the change in price calculate the inflation rate: Eg,. ...
www.soc.staffs.ac.uk/~cmtdab/algorithmics/solutions1_2.doc
and services consumed by the typical Filipino family. The composition of ...
www.bsp.gov.ph/resources/other_docs/inflation.htm
patterns from those specified in the standard basket. ... New Zealand Reserve
Bank to ensure that annual inflation in New Zealand is kept between zero ...
www.geocities.com/nzacademy/StatsWatch/1999719sw.html
Suppose we check prices on a standard basket of goods each pay day (ie,
monthly), and from the change in price calculate the inflation rate: Eg,. ...
www.soc.staffs.ac.uk/~cmtdab/algorithmics/solutions1_2.doc
Reference:
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Maria-Teresa Zenteno
: I think I would personally choose this one
3 mins
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agree |
José Luis Villanueva-Senchuk (X)
: iba a por ello pero has llegado antes...Good going!
22 mins
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agree |
Rossana Triaca
: I´d go for this one too.
11 hrs
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+3
25 mins
family budget
Como vivo en Argentina, sé exacttamente a lo que de estás refiriendo...
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Maria-Jose Pastor
30 mins
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gracias
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agree |
Dr. Chrys Chrystello
2 hrs
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gracias
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agree |
CNF
: ésta sería la idea si no se quiere usar la palabra "basket", te lo dice otra argentina ;-)
13 hrs
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gracias Natalia
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27 mins
basic family requirements
http://www.mngt.waikato.ac.nz/depts/sml/airaanz/conferce/wgt...
At this and other pages about wages not been enough for the worst paid people they all mention "basic family requirements", whic is exactly what we mean for 'canasta familiar' here in Argentina.
Hope I get you in time
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In making this promise Hughes referred to compulsory arbitration as the accepted means
of setting minimum wages. In a broader sense it had become the prime instrument of
O’Brien
preserving industrial peace. Industrial discord, he argued, was primarily a consequence of the
inadequacy of wages to meets basic family requirements. It was, therefore, necessary to
maintain basic living standards to dampen down ‘direct’ action (extract from the page mentioned)
At this and other pages about wages not been enough for the worst paid people they all mention "basic family requirements", whic is exactly what we mean for 'canasta familiar' here in Argentina.
Hope I get you in time
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Note added at 2002-03-22 15:46:57 (GMT)
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In making this promise Hughes referred to compulsory arbitration as the accepted means
of setting minimum wages. In a broader sense it had become the prime instrument of
O’Brien
preserving industrial peace. Industrial discord, he argued, was primarily a consequence of the
inadequacy of wages to meets basic family requirements. It was, therefore, necessary to
maintain basic living standards to dampen down ‘direct’ action (extract from the page mentioned)
33 mins
basic food items/food basket
In Panama we also use this expression but with a slight change "canasta básica familiar", which specifically covers the main food items in our diet, that is, the basic foods a family needs to keep healthy; this varies, of course, according to the country.
"In May 2001, community workers at the Peterborough County-City Health Unit priced the same nutritious food basket used by Health Units across the province. The nutritious food basket represents a balanced diet of basic foods purchased by average Canadians. It includes 66 different food items. Highly processed foods and foods with little or no nutritional value were not included, regardless of their popularity, e.g.. soft drinks, potato chips. The food basket did not contain any foods for special diets, such as wheat-free products. Personal and household care items, like toothpaste, soap and cleaning supplies were not included".
pcchu.peterborough.on.ca/foodcosts2001.htm
Regards, Sery
"In May 2001, community workers at the Peterborough County-City Health Unit priced the same nutritious food basket used by Health Units across the province. The nutritious food basket represents a balanced diet of basic foods purchased by average Canadians. It includes 66 different food items. Highly processed foods and foods with little or no nutritional value were not included, regardless of their popularity, e.g.. soft drinks, potato chips. The food basket did not contain any foods for special diets, such as wheat-free products. Personal and household care items, like toothpaste, soap and cleaning supplies were not included".
pcchu.peterborough.on.ca/foodcosts2001.htm
Regards, Sery
1 hr
Family Market Basket
If they are referring to a basket that is used to establsih price comparisons between regions. See "Market Basket Surveys"
If this is used as a 'BASIC FAMILY BASKET" meaning the rations received from the Government/NGO and is not standardise (i.e. not for market comparison), probably better to use 'Basic Family Basket'
Hope it helps
Luis
If this is used as a 'BASIC FAMILY BASKET" meaning the rations received from the Government/NGO and is not standardise (i.e. not for market comparison), probably better to use 'Basic Family Basket'
Hope it helps
Luis
6 hrs
monthly food and medical expenses
if it refers only to food and medicine.
If it refers to other things such as clothing, electricity, rent/mortgage, etc the expression I would use is monthly household expenses.
If it refers to other things such as clothing, electricity, rent/mortgage, etc the expression I would use is monthly household expenses.
7 hrs
budgetary requirements for a family
Hope it helps!!
13 hrs
family budget (colloquial) ; basket of good (economic indicator)
Translation depends the situation:
Family budget = family expenses (used at the individual level)
Basket of goods = used as an economic indicator to determine inflation. Not used in everyday language to refer to the family budget.
(I live in the USA and my husband has a Master in Finance.)
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basket of goods (with an s, sorry I typed too fast)
Family budget = family expenses (used at the individual level)
Basket of goods = used as an economic indicator to determine inflation. Not used in everyday language to refer to the family budget.
(I live in the USA and my husband has a Master in Finance.)
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basket of goods (with an s, sorry I typed too fast)
13 hrs
family budget (most common); basket of goods (used as economic indicator)
Just as above, but with the added "s"
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