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"El paciente cumple los requisitos establecidos para ser operado"
"El paciente reúne los requisitos establecidos para ser operado" "El paciente cumple los criterios establecidos para ser operado" "El paciente reúne los criterios establecidos para ser operado" Both are ok.Another: "El paciente cumple las condiciones necesarias para ser operado" Saludos ![]()
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That's definitely wrong, maybe:
"Reune/s los requisitos prescriptos.(certainly common word in this kind of text, same meaning here as "pedidos") -por la solicitud".. or something like that, but that's more complicated/rare whitout need. or "Reune/s lo pedido." sosia said excelent options. ![]() |
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Yo siempre he usado prescripto(y creo que es el que más he oído), no me gusta el sonido del otro.
En la rae dice: prescripto, ta. 1. part. irreg. Arg. y Ur. prescrito. Gracias |
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Ops. Yo suelo usar prescrito, como se dice aquí. No sabía que en Argentina y Uruguay fuese prescripto, con "p". Siempre se aprende algo....
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