Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

Aromatizado artificialmente

English translation:

(contains) artificial fragrance/ artificially scented

Added to glossary by Chiquipaisa
Apr 30, 2006 15:56
18 yrs ago
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Portuguese term

Aromatizado

Portuguese to English Law/Patents Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright Formulário de Registro de Produtos
Aromatizado Artificialmente
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Existe alguma expressão padrão para essa indicação exibida em rótulos de produtos?

Proposed translations

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(contains) artificial fragrance/ artificially scented

Essential Oils vs. Artificial fragrance
Soy wax candles burn clean, with virtually no soot, and last longer than paraffin candles. ... candle manufactures will combine artificial fragrances with essential oils, often ... and artificial fragrances may be able to replicate the smell of a botanical fragrance, but it ...www.greenspacecandles.com/essentialoils.htm - 13k - Cached - More from this site - Save



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Note added at 20 mins (2006-04-30 16:17:38 GMT)
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dermalogica.com--Dermalogica's official home page
... and water-soluble, this soothing, conditioning gel contains Silk Amino Acids to help strengthen lashes ... is ideal for contact lens wearers. Contains no artificial fragrance or color ...dermalogica.com/product_dir/product_detail.asp?location=AA&...

Peer comment(s):

agree Marcelo González : two good options, one especially appropriate in a list of ingredients / saludos, Luisa!
2 hrs
Obrigada, Marcelo :)
agree Neil Stewart : ... artificially scented
3 hrs
Obrigada, Neil
agree nathalia woglo
19 hrs
Obrigada, nathalia
agree Henrique Magalhaes
23 hrs
Obrigada, Henrique
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Valeu! Bjs Teresa"
+1
4 mins

scented

Without knowing more ...
Peer comment(s):

agree rhandler
8 mins
Muito obrigada e " oi", rh! : )
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3 hrs

with artificial flavours

This is the normal form when talking about food. "Scented" would seem to be more appropriate for perfume.
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