Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

Cavo Diversivo

English translation:

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Added to glossary by Michael Meskers
Dec 27, 2022 18:02
1 yr ago
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Italian term

cavo diversivo

Italian to English Bus/Financial Real Estate
Hi all-

I am translating an Italian real estate related document and was wondering how to best translate this term, cavo diversivo, in the context in the attached screen cap.

Thanks for any help!
Michael
Proposed translations (English)
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Discussion

philgoddard Dec 28, 2022:
I may be completely wrong, but it just doesn't sound like a placename. I wonder if the references indicating this have been generated by bots.
Marco Solinas Dec 28, 2022:
Channel It could well be a drainage or bypass channel as already suggested. See figure 3.2 at page 121 of http://psc.unioneareanord.mo.it/medolla/psc/doc/Quadro_Conos... . Also search the same document for "cavo" and "diversivo" (separately). This would explain the lower case initials of "cavo diversivo".
martini Dec 28, 2022:
@ philgoddard Cavo Diversivo dista tra i 25 e 30 km da Mirandola; basta fare una semplice ricerca inserendo le due località
Michael Meskers (asker) Dec 27, 2022:
Thanks Thanks Marco!
Marco Solinas Dec 27, 2022:
To asker It seems to be a settlement, a "località" or "frazione" in or near Mantua: https://mapcarta.com/18704208 and https://italia.indettaglio.it/ita/lombardia/mantova_carbonar...
However, it should be capitalized and it is not.

Proposed translations

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leave as is

I think it is a pronoun that they forgot to capitalize. place name.
Peer comment(s):

neutral philgoddard : I'm not sure about this - I can't see it on any maps, and the property is in Mirandola.. I wonder if It's some kind of drainage channel.
1 hr
Thank you for the feedback! Greatly appreciated...
neutral writeaway : exactly what Marco stated in the Dbox well over 10 hours before you posted
2 hrs
Thank you for the feedback! Greatly appreciated...
neutral martini : con writeaway
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Thank you for the feedback! Greatly appreciated...
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "It turns out that it is indeed aplace name; an obscure hamlet in Lombardy. Thanks everyone for their weigh-ins. Should have been capitalized in the original. Will change it for the glossary entry."
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