Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

aprobado por la FDA

English translation:

FDA-cleared/FDA-approved

Added to glossary by Richard Hill
Dec 14, 2011 16:38
12 yrs ago
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Spanish term

borrado de la FDA

Spanish to English Marketing Marketing / Market Research
I don't know what they means to say by this. Any ideas?

Desarrollado por científicos de Harvard, nuestro procedimiento único, patentada, clínicamente probado consiste en congelantes las células adiposas sin daños a la piel.
Después de su tratamiento, verá una notable reducción de grasa en la zona tratada después de una visita.
Puede perder incluso más con citas adicionales, si usted y su médico consideren necesarios.
¿Qué significa eso?
En pocas palabras, ajusta mejor su ropa.
Te ves mejor.
Las células de grasa son naturalmente eliminadas de su cuerpo durante los siguientes meses, dejándole a sentirse más como usted otra vez.
Es totalmente no quirúrgicos, **borrado de la FDA**.

Thanks
Proposed translations (English)
2 +8 approved

Discussion

philgoddard Dec 15, 2011:
Don't put it in the glossary - it's garbage!
Richard Hill (asker) Dec 14, 2011:
Not editing a MT This is a translation for the website of clinic in Mexico that uses these weight-loss procedures and I'm guessing that for their website in Spanish, they may have machine translated some of the information from Harvard. Anyway, the translation has been sent with Lisa's answer. Thanks all :)
Benjamin A Flores Dec 14, 2011:
Oooops OK, I don't know if I broke any rules, If I did...Sorry.
But the question remains: What are we really translating? I see a piece of copy already in English, so unless rich is editing some machine generated translation. I guess we are kept wondering
Lisa McCarthy Dec 14, 2011:
@ Benjamin Yes, that's the text Lorena provided below. Very odd indeed!
Benjamin A Flores Dec 14, 2011:
wait, wait, wait is it SP to EN?????
'cause http://www.coolsculpting.com/heres-the-skinny/ is in English and the copy is correct. What is your actual question.
lorenab23 Dec 14, 2011:
I think this may be the original I am not posting the link so I do not affect any confidentiality rules, but it confirms the "cleared" possibility.
Here’s the skinny: developed by Harvard scientists, our unique, patented, clinically proven procedure involves freezing fat cells without damage to your skin.
The fat cells are naturally eliminated from your body over the following few months, leaving you feeling more like yourself again. It’s totally non-invasive, FDA-cleared, and there’s usually no downtime whatsoever
Benjamin A Flores Dec 14, 2011:
borrado Lisa ha hecho una aproximación a una frase que en realidad tiene todas las caracteristicas de "marketing" Pueda que el "copywriter" lo haya puesto tan ambiguo y sin sentido a proposito, despues de todo en marketing...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDW_Hj2K0wo

Proposed translations

+8
10 mins
Selected

approved

This is just a guess based on the meaning in IT speak - 'borrado' means 'clearing'.

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Note added at 11 mins (2011-12-14 16:49:59 GMT)
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FDA clearance

Meridian Bioscience Receives FDA Clearance for New Molecular ...
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1 day ago – Meridian Bioscience, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio (NASDAQ: VIVO) today announced that it has received FDA clearance for a new molecular ...

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Note added at 13 mins (2011-12-14 16:52:04 GMT)
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CLEARANCE seems to be the word:

HairMax FDA Clearance
www.body4real.co.uk/pages.php?pagecode...FDA_ClearanceCache...
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Note added at 6 days (2011-12-20 19:15:57 GMT) Post-grading
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Cheers, Rich - hope you have a great time too!!
Note from asker:
Hi Lisa. Addressing Phil's concerns about populating the glossary with "garbage", I've modified the entry and add this link that explains: FDA Cleared Vs. FDA Approved http://www.ehow.com/facts_7473426_fda-cleared-vs-fda-approved.html. Thanks Lisa. I hope you have a great time over the holidays :)
Peer comment(s):

agree CERES Trad
3 mins
Thanks!
neutral Benjamin A Flores : Too wild a guess, I guess, this sound like something out of TV Offer and these products do not need FDA approval as they make NO medical claims.
27 mins
Do you think they might be lying then? :) Is the problem with the meaning of the verb 'borrado' or the meaning of 'FDA'?
agree liz askew : I would agree with "cleared/clearance".
58 mins
Thanks, Liz :)
agree Giovanni Rengifo : Not too wild a guess at all. The source text is full of errors anyway, so that's probably a poor translation from an English version (or another language).
1 hr
Thanks, Giovanni :) Yes, pretty poor alright.
agree EirTranslations
1 hr
Thanks, Beatriz :)
agree Joshua Crawford : I agree with "cleared by the FDA".
2 hrs
Thanks, Joshua :)
agree Charles Davis : My guess is machine translation: cleared becomes borrado, freezing becomes congelantes...
2 hrs
Thanks, Charles :) Unfortunately we're seeing more and more of this stuff.
agree marcelo bajo
5 hrs
Thanks, Marcelo .)
agree neilmac : Must be, although the original needs an enema....
1 day 18 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Hi Lisa. Addressing Phil's concerns about populating the glossary with "garbage", I've modified the entry and add this link that explains: FDA Cleared Vs. FDA Approved http://www.ehow.com/facts_7473426_fda-cleared-vs-fda-approved.html. Thanks Lisa. I hope you have a great time over the holidays :) "

Reference comments

1 hr
Reference:

borrar = erase/remove

doesn't it?

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oh

I did see

FDA cleared

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Note added at 1 hr (2011-12-14 17:45:21 GMT)
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Victoria Kent Association of Progressive Women - Clear history
ampvictoriakent.org/en/clear-history.html - Translate this page
Home Clear history. ¿Cómo borrar de tu ordenador cualquier rastro del material al que accedes? ... 5) Tienes la opción de "Eliminar cookies..." y "Borrar ...

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Lessons learned from FDA cleared mobile health companies ...
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5 May 2011 – initial FDA clearance process cost Mobisante in the low hundreds of thousands of dollars, Zar told attendees at the West Wireless Health ...
NeuroQuant®, CorTechs Labs' FDA-Cleared System for Quantifying ...
www.prnewswire.com/.../neuroquant-cortechs-labs-fda-cleared...
12 Oct 2011 – NeuroQuant®, CorTechs Labs' FDA-Cleared System for Quantifying Regional Brain Atrophy from MRIs, Used to Identify Patients at Highest ...
OsiriX MD - Pixmeo
pixmeo.pixmeo.com/products.html
OsiriX MD is cleared by the FDA, as a Class II Medical Device, for diagnostic imaging in medicine. While based on the well known open-source project, OsiriX, ...
Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree neilmac : My first thought was "removed/withdrawn" but it seems they meant the opposite...
1 day 17 hrs
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