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Ranmamezzo -
Could you please check if the following translation makes sense?!
From English to Chinese:
"Tariffs change according to the period of the year specified."
"關稅改變按期限一年指明。"
Thanks again!
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skylee -
I guess the tariffs do not refer to tariffs charged by the government. Does the sentence mean that
the prices (of hotel rooms etc) change according to the period of a year and the periods are
specified by the establishment (eg the hotel)? If it does, consider -
價格如上(下)述隨日期而變動。
Ranmamezzo -
Thanks for your reply!
Yeah.. it refers to hotel rooms' tariffs.
While booking the room from a reservation form, the prices change according to the selected date
(e.g. from Sept till March and from April till August there are different retes).
All times are GMT +8. The time now is 04:19 PM.
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