Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

prêt mise

English translation:

Ready for use

Added to glossary by Paul Hirsh
Jun 30, 2005 08:39
18 yrs ago
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French term

Stock produit prêt mise

French to English Tech/Engineering Manufacturing
In a production document.

Données d'entrée

Fiche de gestion de lot

Stock produit prêt mise

Réglementation



Ready for use???

Discussion

Charlie Bavington Jun 30, 2005:
it means "use" (which is also vague, granted) is pretty reckless, IMVHO. 98% sure this is an in-house term - just ask 'em :-)
Charlie Bavington Jun 30, 2005:
I'm with David G - I'd be inclined to ask "mise....<what>". Yup, the product stock would seem to be ready for something, but what? "Mise" is clearly short for something, & as an individual word has such a vast array of meanings that even guessing...
Non-ProZ.com Jun 30, 2005:
I think ready-to-use does it - also used in the context of finished product. Simple as that - opening cans of worms etc.!
David Goward Jun 30, 2005:
Really think you need to get back to the author on this one, Conor. The abbreviated nature of the expression and the lack of context allow for nothing more than educated guesswork.
Non-ProZ.com Jun 30, 2005:
It's for hard liquor Monxmood.
"Stock produit pr�t mise" in the text seems to be opposed to "Stock produit fini".

Thanks for the help.

Proposed translations

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French term (edited): Stock produit pr�t mise
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Use-ready product in stock

Supply the missing prepositions. This seems to mean "(quantité de) stock du produit pret a la mise (en place)". Depending on whether it is carpets, or whatever, the mise could mean different things.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Ready-for-use is what I used, thanks."
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French term (edited): Stock produit pr�t mise

stock available product

une possibilité
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